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Teachers get record injury payouts

By Press Association, Apr 03, 2013

Teachers won record amounts of compensation last year after suffering accidents, injuries or assaults at school, new figures have shown.
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Government faces teacher pay clash

By Press Association, Jan 16, 2013

The Government is on a fresh collision course with teaching unions after confirming it is pressing ahead with plans to link pay to performance in the classroom
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Maths teaching scholarships offered

By Press Association, Dec 21, 2012

Top graduates are to be offered £20,000 scholarships to train for a career teaching maths. Around 150 of the scholarships are to be offered to graduates with first-class or 2.1 degrees, as...
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Teacher trainees 'in job struggle'

By Press Association, Nov 16, 2012

Thousands of budding teachers never make it into the classroom, according to new research. Many fail to finish training courses, while others struggle to find teaching jobs, it was...
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Schools warned over supply teachers

By Press Association, Nov 05, 2012

Schools or local authorities could have to foot the bill for millions of pounds in National Insurance (NI) contributions as a result of hiring supply teachers via recruitment agencies which use off-shore firms
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Warning over teachers' pay scales

By Press Association, Aug 22, 2012

Pupils in affluent areas could do less well in their GCSEs because their teachers are more likely to feel under-paid
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Male primary teacher numbers rising

By Press Association, Jul 16, 2012

The number of male trainee primary school teachers in England has increased by more than 50% in the last four years, according to figures. Data from the Teaching Agency (TA), which is...
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Survey reveals local pay rates 'deeply unfair'

By Press Association, Jun 14, 2012

Most people believe that local pay rates for public sector workers would make it harder for schools in low-wage areas to attract and retain good teachers
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