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High-profile former private school head says a joint teacher recruitment scheme would provide a ‘soft landing’ into teaching for graduates who are ‘scared’

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

Unions are warning more Scottish independent schools could forcibly remove teachers from the scheme using ‘fire and rehire tactics’ if the current action is successful

Some Scottish teachers could end up hundreds of pounds worse off as a result of payroll arrangements in their area – we reveal which councils will pay backpay at this year’s tax rates

ASCL calls for commitment to reverse teacher salary decline in its submission to the pay review body

Which regions have seen the biggest rise in secondary teacher job adverts? 91¶¶Òõ investigates

Survey finds that one in eight secondary teachers reported having been physically assaulted at work in the previous year

Teachers fear they will lose out by hundreds of pounds, following the recently agreed pay deal in Scotland, as a result of differing payroll arrangements in applying tax

The NEU teaching union is holding the second of its last two planned strike days today, with teacher members walking out across England. You can find regular updates here

This week’s essential news and analysis includes the reaction to the latest national teacher strikes, the start of ‘intensive’ pay talks and a big Budget announcement on primary schools

Education secretary says ‘the threat of further strike action in our schools is now formally lifted’