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This week’s 91¶¶Òõ round-up includes Labour announcing a raft of education plans in the King’s Speech and calls for an overhaul of the exams system

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

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

Education secretary hosts more than 150 school and wider education sector guests at the DfE, after pledge to ‘reset the relationship with the profession’

91¶¶Òõ takes a closer look at the gaps in the new Labour government’s manifesto pledges for schools

Unions blame ‘delay and prevarication’ of councils and government – and say the new settlement date of 1 August will not be met

This week’s essential education news includes a 91¶¶Òõ investigation into the number of academies paying teachers above the national rate and a warning about schools facing rising complaints

Does your school pay teachers more than the nationally set scale? Check our interactive map to find out

Which academies deviate from the national teacher pay scale, and is this affecting other schools’ ability to recruit?

New government data reveals the state of teacher recruitment, retention, pay and more – Ellen Peirson-Hagger picks through the points

The offer is described as falling ‘far short of expectations’ – now there is only a short window of opportunity for a pay settlement by 1 August