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Brexit has introduced new barriers for English teachers hoping to teach in the EU. Dan Worth looks at the impact that is having on international schools in EU countries – and whether it will have any knock-on effects for the UK workforce

Political chaos and mounting pressure over teacher pay amid the cost-of-living crisis have left school budgets for next year in disarray, heads have warned

Two-thirds of school boards have at least one vacancy, the National Governance Association annual survey shows

James Cleverly, appointed as secretary of state yesterday, said not making a decision on teacher pay would “bind the hands” of his successor

Scottish teaching unions are campaigning for a 10 per cent increase for all teachers

School leaders are warning of major recruitment problems, with close to half of headteachers saying the problem is ‘severe’

Exclusive: The government says that any teacher training cold spots, resulting from the provider reaccreditation process, may need to be accepted ‘temporarily’

Union leader criticises former education secretary’s comments about teacher pay rises on his first day as chancellor

Education secretary responds to a question about whether he would commit to an above-inflation pay increase for teachers

Moves to allow schools in England to recruit more staff from overseas can help to tackle teacher shortages – but there are more tools at the DfE’s disposal that it can use, argues Colin Bell, the CEO of COBIS

Unions have hit back at suggestions that Nadhim Zahawi has asked the Chancellor for a further rise for teachers

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