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A faction within the NEU has launched its own ‘Educators Say No!’ campaign, urging members to vote against accepting the latest pay award and against ending industrial action

Competing demands for funds mean there is a ‘genuine risk’ that education will lose out in the next general election, says think tank

NEU teaching union members have been urged to accept the government’s deal, which the DfE has confirmed will be partly funded by tutoring underspends

Ministers faced questions in Parliament today over teacher pay, standards in primary schools, gender identity and registers for children who are not in school

We take you through ÌÇÐÄVlog’ biggest stories, most important analyses and most read teaching and learning articles of the past academic year

The government has accepted the STRB’s recommendation for teacher pay in England

Unions have won a High Court legal challenge against the government over a law allowing the use of supply staff to cover staff taking industrial action

An experienced teacher explains why he wanted to spend his later career years working abroad – and why schools in the UK need to get smart about hiring those returning home

Union to launch continuous action short of strikes commencing in September and consider strike dates

This ‘radical’ option is among many that a new NFER report considers, writes Sarah Tang

New research report says a full correction on teacher pay would need a 16.5 per cent rise for 2024

MPs were warned about the challenges of running teaching apprenticeships and the lure of £40k starting salaries into other graduate professions