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The DfE has updated its guidance on teacher appraisals and capability processes. Here are 8 key takeaways

The government has offered a 5.5 per cent pay rise for teachers from September 2024. What will happen next?

Today’s recruitment and retention problems can be linked to ‘a lack of consistent support for and trust in teachers’ during the pandemic, says report

Government data also shows the number of postgraduate teacher trainees joining the workforce is estimated to be down by more than 5,000 in 2022-23

The new government is weighing up a review of the teaching profession to look at flexible working and pay and conditions, according to details seen by ÌÇÐÄVlog

Concern over survey findings that show 40 per cent of public think mental maths is less important because of technological advances

Bridget Phillipson accuses the Conservatives of ‘a complete dereliction of duty’ for failing to act on the pay review body’s recommendation before the election

Graduates are being put off teaching because of increasingly uncompetitive pay, the high workload and a lack of flexible-working opportunities, new analysis suggests

Today’s school leavers may be more inclined to pursue teaching than the previous generation, research shows – so the government has a chance at solving staff shortages, says NFER’s Dawson McLean

Sir Jon Coles defends plan for an alternative pension scheme as union calls for its members at United Learning to attend an urgent meeting

Education secretary acknowledges urgency on teacher pay and says she wants to be ‘honest and upfront’ with schools sector

Helen Arya was previously national director of learning and development at the multi-academy trust