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State school heads are quitting at 58

Credit crunch hits teachers

Headship trainees to be halved

Teachers set to strike

The rise of the virtual classroom

More women follow the path to headship

Teachers' stress needs government action

Superhead pay tops £150,000

More leaders for struggling schools

Heads wary of staff’s phased retirement plans

Inspections conflict with values of teachers

Share teachers, says Trust.

Ten hours extra for 10% more pay

Top-end staffing crisis as baby boomers retire

Diplomas will mean more work for heads

Teachers accused of drop in productivity

Teachers top stress league

Material satisfaction puts a smile on teachers' faces

Leadership: don't build your team at gunpoint

Recruitment and retention: take a year off, boss

Recruitment: how to write a great job advert

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Recruitment: how to keep hold of top staff

Leadership: the best way to manage - be seen

Leadership: tips from Sir Alan Sugar

How to get your school online

New powers to sack or appoint governors
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