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Josephine Moulds examines the reasons behind the high turnover rate of teachers
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Oct 1 2008:
Britain has a growing international reputation in physics, a new report shows
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Sep 26 2008:
Shortages up by more than a fifth in secondary schools, with greatest shortages in maths and science
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Sep 16 2008:
Top Suffolk school offers golden hello to attract a numbers specialist
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Sep 14 2008:
Heads and senior teachers are being secretly lined up for academy positions despite existing shortfalls
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Jul 29 2008:
Schools are cutting corners by employing teaching assistants as 'cut-price teachers', says retired nursery nurse
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Jul 25 2008:
Universities with teacher training courses are taking on "risky" students in shortage subjects to fill their quotas, researchers claim
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Jun 23 2008:
Parents of children under five will receive one-off payments of £200 as part of a package of measures being unveiled today by Gordon Brown in a speech on social mobility and child poverty
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Apr 29 2008:
At £5 per 50-minute lesson, employing sixth-formers as supply cover is one answer to teacher shortages. Jessica Shepherd reports
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Feb 7 2008: · Maths and English hit by decline in trainees
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Feb 6 2008:
Schools face a shortage of maths and English teachers next year after new figures show a dramatic drop in the number of teacher trainee applicants
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