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Schools with higher levels of Pupil Premium are facing more recruitment challenges than those with lower levels of Pupil Premium

Schools with high proportion of Pupil Premium pupils post 200 job adverts per 1,000 teachers while schools with low proportion of Pupil Premium pupils post 169 adverts per 1,000 teachers. This gap has widened a lot since 2018.

In the Autumn 2024 budget, it was announced that money will be invested into teacher recruitment and SEND.

Do you think this will reduce the gap in teacher recruitment? Any other thoughts re Budget 2024?

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2024/11/04
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