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Teacher pay is hitting the headlines right now – but what do all the changes mean for your pay packet? We answer your questions here

Your roundup of 91¶¶Òõ’ most-read news and features articles this week includes school support staff accepting their pay offer, what teacher strikes would mean this winter and the rise of machines that can do your marking

With teachers and school leaders being balloted on strikes over pay, what form could this industrial action take? What might it achieve? And how can heads prepare?

Leaders fear that squeezed budgets could lead to staff cuts that impact on the safety of pupils or employees

Pay offer negotiated by unions equates to a 10.5 per cent increase for the lowest-paid school support staff

Mohsen Ojja will replace five-year chief executive Andy Yarrow, who moves to The Prospect Trust

The government risks a ‘mass exodus’ of staff from the public sector over pay and conditions, the TUC warns

Writing to the new education secretary today, the biggest teaching union warns that there are ‘many challenges’ that ‘threaten the quality of provision for our young people’

Your roundup of 91¶¶Òõ’ must-read news and features articles from this week includes reaction to the appointment of a new education secretary; the return of Nick Gibb to the DfE; and why the falling birth rate is a looming crisis for schools

Exclusive: Leaders warn that the recruitment situation is ‘dire’ after a 91¶¶Òõ investigation reveals that teacher vacancies are up by as much as 67 per cent in some subjects

The director-general of the International Baccalaureate draws on his time as minister for education in Finland and explains why he believes teacher development and workload reduction will help boost recruitment and retention more than simply hiking pay

Thirteen schools and parent leaders write to Conservative MPs warning of ‘a devastating impact’ on education if next prime minister fails to stick to 2019 manifesto pledge on school funding