Friday
How to make teacher pay go further in a recession
A pay freeze doesn’t make things easy – so it helps to think about what you do with your money, says Callum Jacobs
Call to end academy bosses’ ‘obscene, eye-watering’ pay
New NASUWT president says public money must be protected from the ‘worst excesses’ of ‘Wild West’ deregulated education
Teacher victim of pupil assault gets £155K compensation
Payout is part of £11.7m compensation secured by NASUWT for school staff for issues such as bullying and harassment
‘No justification’ for academy pay secrecy
The DfE must stop ‘hiding the reality of excessive leadership pay in the academy sector’, says the NASUWT union
Thursday
Scottish teacher pay offer ‘completely inadequate’
The deal would result in a 1 per cent pay settlement ‘for the majority of teachers’, says EIS teaching union
Fears that pandemic workload is leading to teacher anxiety
NASUWT delegates to debate mental health problems being ‘exacerbated’ by ‘unmanageable workloads’ during the Covid crisis
Teaching assistants ‘are the unsung heroes of Covid’
New research shines a light on how teaching assistants stepped up to keep schools functioning during the winter lockdown
Exclusive: Catch-up ‘could trigger teacher burnout’
‘Sustainable approach’ needed for catch-up or else schools could ‘lose valuable teachers’, union leader warns
Friday
Teachers have worked 12 months solid. We need a break
Exams guidance has been published – just in time for Easter. But Covid only exacerbates an existing workload problem, says Geoff Barton
Heads supply may ‘collapse’ as under half recommend job
More than two-thirds of leaders are less content in their role than they were a year ago, report finds
