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Two unions representing hundreds of thousands of school staff prepare for formal ballots over government pay proposals
DfE has hired 13 absence advisers, but investigation suggests over 600 attendance staff have been slashed from councils
Indicative ballot result is first official sign of support in the sector for walkouts over pay, with school teachers...
The former New Schools Network chief left his government role last month after less than a year
Gullis said he feared some schools spend the £2.6bn grant 'in ways that the funding is not intended'
Union warns education secretary they will be in official trade dispute if no commitment by October 14
Education secretary accused of 'taking cheap shots at a profession already on its knees'
Theresa May spent time studying at a comprehensive school in the 1970s after her grammar converted
Education secretary promises to be 'much more assertive about intervention and standards'
