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Teacher awarded £350,000 after assault by student left her with ‘life-changing’ injuries

The NASUWT teaching union secured more than £15.1m for its members during 2022

The Independent UK

Teacher awarded £350,000 after pupil assault caused life-changing injuries

The NASUWT teaching union secured more than £15.1 million for its members during 2022.

The Independent UK

Pay talks with teachers in England could start next week after latest strikes

National Education Union going ahead with two more days of industrial action that will disrupt schools

The Guardian - UK

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Third teaching union in Scotland votes to accept improved pay deal

Holyrood Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville said the threat of further strike action in schools had been lifted after the NASUWT ballot.

The Independent UK

Union head welcomes ‘detailed negotiations’ over teachers’ pay after fresh talks

The NASUWT and headteachers’ union NAHT held separate talks with the Education Secretary on Monday with the ASCL to do the same on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Pay offer rejection reflects ‘depth of anger’ among Welsh teachers

The NASUWT said it wants a pay deal ‘which addresses seriously the real-terms erosion of teachers’ salaries since 2010′.

The Independent UK

School buildings at risk of collapse must be made safe for pupils, unions say

Action must be taken to address deteriorating estates to avoid ‘costing lives’, ministers are warned.

The Independent UK

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Gillian Keegan must make ‘concrete’ pay offer for teachers to avert more strikes

The Education Secretary is meeting with teaching union bosses in a bid to resolve an ongoing pay dispute.

The Independent UK

'I'm a teacher in Manchester and this is why I support the strikes'

The biggest teachers' union has announced there will be seven days of walkouts in February and March

Manchester Evening News

Teachers union members will not strike after ballot turnout below 50%

Nine out of 10 members of the NASUWT union in England and Wales voted for strikes but the turnout was 42% – below the legal minimum

Evening Standard

Ministers warned after pay talks to act ‘now or never’ to avoid teacher strikes

A meeting between education unions and the Government has been described as ‘largely unsatisfactory’

The Independent UK

More teachers to strike next month as another union joins walkout

NASUWT boss calls for ‘substantially improved pay offer’ to end dispute

The Independent UK

Teachers warn of further strikes without ‘significantly improved’ pay offer

Members of the NASUWT and SSTA trade unions are taking action on Wednesday and Thursday.

The Independent UK

Schools facing disruption as teachers take two days of strike action

Councils across Scotland have confirmed school closures because of the industrial action.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Government misses teacher recruitment target by almost a third

Data from the Department for Education (DfE) shows there were 29% fewer new entrants than needed.

The Independent UK

Secretary of State blasted by teaching unions as ‘out of touch’ over spending

Chris Heaton-Harris said the department needed to take action to live within its budget.

The Guardian - UK

Teachers to vote on strike action over pay across Great Britain

Two largest unions to send ballots to members after rejecting ‘unacceptable’ offers of 5% rise

Wales Online

Teachers in Wales threaten industrial action over pay

The Nasuwt will ballot members later this month unless the 5% pay award offered in July is raised to 12%

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The National (Scotland)

Union urges Education Secretary to intervene in teacher pay talks

A TEACHER’S union has urged Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville to intervene in pay talks.

Wales Online

Teachers give food and clothes to hard-up pupils as cost-of-living crisis worsens

General secretary of teaching union NASUWT described the situation as 'deeply disturbing'

Leeds Live

Leeds headteacher warns of 'winter of discontent' as schools giving pupils clothes and food

Research has shown three in five teachers have donated clothes and food to their students

The Independent UK

Survey of teachers on cost-of-living crisis ‘deeply disturbing’ – union

A survey of more than 6,500 teachers found that 15% of them had lent or given money to pupils.

Daily Mirror

Most teachers giving pupils food and clothes as cost of living crisis hits households

The teachers union has called on the new Prime Minister to help families through the cost of living crisis with inflation soaring and energy bills to be hiked in October

The Guardian - UK

The UK’s new official opposition: how powerful union leaders are taking on the Tories

As the cost of living crisis bites, leaders of barristers to bin collectors are becoming a force to be reckoned with

Wales Online

What the 5% pay rise for schools really means for teachers

Unions are threatening to ballot for industrial action over the rise which brings the starting salary for new teachers to £28,866

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