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Teacher pay rise 2024-25: all you need to know
The government has offered a 5.5 per cent pay rise for teachers from September 2024. What will happen next?
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The two sides of Geoff Barton
In seven years at the helm of the ASCL, Geoff Barton has been one of education's most prominent figureheads – but now, embarking on a new challenge, he tells Tes that he sees himself very differently to his public image
MAT chiefs warning over ‘unaffordable’ teacher pay rise
The DfE must issue extra funding to help some schools fund any teacher pay rise for 2024-25 or risk redundancies and reduced provision, prominent MAT leaders have warned
3 in 4 primary schools having to cut TAs
The number of schools having to cut teachers and teaching assistants because of funding difficulties has been branded 'disgraceful'
Weekly round-up: Capita loses Sats and GCSE fears
This week’s essential education news includes Capita losing the contract to run Sats and a warning about high absence among this year's GCSE students
Suspensions up by three-quarters since pandemic
The number of permanent exclusions has risen by more than one-third year on year, DfE figures show
Absence rates up despite attendance drive
DfE data shows a rise in overall absence and pupils persistently absent last term compared with spring 2022-23
DfE: No Progress 8 replacement for next two years
Heads' leaders welcome the move but warn schools will be judged on exam attainment regardless of context
6 ways MATs can tackle SEND challenges
Sendcos feel isolated and face high workloads, warns a new report on SEND provision within multi-academy trusts
Revealed: Ofsted’s RE teaching concerns
Watchdog calls on government to urgently update RE teaching guidance and warns 'significant' number of schools are not meeting statutory duty
Nicola Killean: Young people not raising behaviour as issue
But children ‘always’ want to talk about education – and ensuring they are heard on reform will be an early focus, says Scottish children's commissioner
Jenny Gilruth: ‘Curriculum for Excellence is working’
Education secretary defends Scottish curriculum, a day after Tes Scotland reports on research concerns over a 'lack of clarity' in CfE
GCSEs: More than a quarter of Year 11s persistently absent
Nearly half of disadvantaged Year 11 students have missed 10 per cent or more school sessions so far this year, FFT data reveals
NI ‘early years communication crisis’ highlighted
More children in Northern Ireland waiting for speech and language therapy per head of the population than anywhere else in the UK, ministers told
Trust leaders push for major funding reform
The CST's proposals include a new funding formula covering minimum operating costs for all schools, including SEND and AP provision
Schools now ‘biggest source of food aid’ for families
One in five schools is now running a food bank, says report warning that policymakers are unaware of the scale of child hunger