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Teachers at 23 independent schools stop walkout action after settlement reached

International teaching offers attractive salaries but teachers often find that surprise costs abroad leave them short of cash – and this is an issue that schools need to consider in their recruitment processes, finds Sean Smith

Your round-up of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular news and features articles from the past week, including Ofsted’s key focus, DfE teacher pay plans and Ukrainian refugee school places

Schools minister writes to schools to set out early career framework changes as new data shows patchy mentor take-up

The government wants to increase teachers’ starting salary to £30,000 – but its newly published proposals would affect more experienced teachers, too. 91¶¶Òõ explains the DfE’s plans in detail

The chancellor will need to impose real-terms pay cuts in the public sector or change borrowing or spending plans, warns the IFS

Staff and pupils at the British School of Ukraine were forced to flee when the Russian invasion began. But, despite being scattered around the world, lessons continue, as one teacher explains

Teaching and education staff now have the joint highest incidence of long Covid, alongside social care workers

Exclusive: Teachers at 23 private schools in the Girls’ Day School Trust were due to take part in strike action again this week

The Department for Education has said that a significant pay rise is needed to recruit new teachers

Teaching union says the focus should be on campaigning for a 10 per cent pay rise in 2022-23

Five unions demand an uplift in pay to reverse the ‘devastating’ impact of pay ‘attacks’ on the profession