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Warning of ‘stretched budgets’ as think tank says teacher salaries will take up a ‘large share’ of school funding settlement

Union criticises teacher salary offer that is causing ‘growing anger in schools’ and would represent a real-terms pay cut

Women teachers are less likely to see themselves as a head but more likely to aim for pastoral lead roles, a poll shows

Strike action affecting schools is planned for one week in November, during the COP26 climate summit

Chancellor set to lift public sector pay freeze – but schools must not be left to ‘foot the bill’, says heads’ union leader

Ahead of the Comprehensive Spending Review, Geoff Barton outlines some non-budget-related ways in which the government could actually help schools after another tough term

Public Accounts Committee says DfE must assess impact of funding changes on poorest schools

Scottish secondary teachers were promised an extra £400 when the exams were cancelled last year, but some have yet to receive it

Uncertainty sparked by pandemic has led more teachers to feel they will be in the job in three years’ time, research shows

Primary heads’ commitment to managing ‘unprecedented’ Covid situation is a ‘tribute’ to their resilience, expert says

Salary rises in other jobs sectors could make it more difficult for schools to hire and retain staff, finds Dan Worth

‘Kind words and deeds’ from school leaders are vital as the pandemic leaves many staff at ‘lowest point’, says heads’ leader