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NAHT general secretary reassures school leaders as it urges them to vote for industrial action

SSTA ballot is the latest in a series of teacher votes in favour of strikes, with the first wave of action due to take place on 24 November

Letter from education secretary ‘strongly suggests’ government ‘has no intention’ of funding next year’s teacher pay award, says school leaders’ union boss

DfE says its new scheme aimed at setting up a ‘pipeline’ of new multi-academy trust CEOs will be up and running by the start of next academic year

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‘Funding shortages, pay erosion and the teacher supply crisis’ are pushing school leaders to draw a line in the sand, warns Geoff Barton

Comments from the EIS union and the Scottish government keep alive the prospect of a new pay deal – but primary and secondary leaders take different stances on strike action

First day of national strike action on pay for almost 40 years will take place later this month

The leaders of two private schools and a high-achieving state sixth form in London explain why they have brought their skills together – on everything from vocational courses to Oxbridge exams

ASCL union says its ‘consultative ballot’ will determine whether members want a formal ballot on industrial action over pay and funding

More strike ballot results over teacher pay in Scotland are expected in the next seven days

Education secretary also says free school meal eligibility is ‘always kept under review’, speaking ahead of the autumn budget on 17 November