Funding systems for many public services are doing a poor job of aligning funding with spending need across England, with deprived areas getting a lower…
Labour have committed to remove tax exemptions from private schools, including exemptions from VAT and relief on business rates. We estimate that this would raise…
By 2027–28 the number of people paying income tax at 40% or above will reach 7.8 million – that’s one in five taxpayers and one…
In March 2023, the government increased its average pay offer to teachers in England from 3.5% to 4.5%, plus a one-off bonus of £1,000. This…
In the most recent year (2022–23), school spending per pupil in Scotland was over £8,500. This is over 18% or £1,300 higher than the level…
Recommended salary levels for further education college teachers in England fell by 18% in real terms between 2010–11 and 2022–23. This compares with real-terms falls…
In England, state school pupils whose families claim universal credit are only eligible for free school meals if their family’s post-tax earnings are less than…
Presented with a somewhat better fiscal outlook than he faced in November – but still much worse than expected a year ago – Mr Hunt…
Ahead of the Budget on 15 March, there is some welcome good news for the Chancellor. The UK can now expect a shorter, shallower economic…
With the potential for teacher strikes in England, this article seeks to explain the latest picture on how teacher pay in England has changed over…
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