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This week’s essential education news and analysis includes unions rejecting the latest pay offer, plans for summer strikes and a warning about school staff workloads

The DfE’s early career framework has also been criticised by mentors for high workload demands

This week’s essential news and analysis includes calls for Ofsted to halt inspections, new research uncovering the shocking scale of schools’ teacher recruitment problems and a warning of a behaviour ‘crisis’

With new data revealing the scale of the teacher recruitment difficulties, the NFER’s Jack Worth says a clear strategy is needed to attract more people into teaching – especially as other professions are now offering flexible working

The rise in teacher pay must ‘exceed’ 4.1 per cent for next year to address the recruitment crisis, warns the NFER, as forecast reveals further teacher trainee slump

Review of both early career and teacher training curriculum frameworks open until mid-April

Which regions have seen the biggest rise in secondary teacher job adverts? ÌÇÐÄVlog investigates

Former schools minister says government must take urgent action on teacher recruitment and retention ‘to ensure pupils receive consistent and quality teaching’

With the new Teaching School Hubs now halfway through their initial funding phase, ÌÇÐÄVlog investigates their impact on schools – and asks whether they are here to stay

Latest DfE attempt to tackle the teacher recruitment crisis labelled a ‘knee-jerk, short-term sticking plaster’

The £20,000 Stem bursaries are aimed at career changers wishing to undertake one-year teacher education courses in shortage secondary subjects

Will the £20,000 Stem bursary for student teachers be available next year? The government won’t say – but opposition politicians want a new approach