Teaching Triumph: Education Secretary Pledges 5.5% Pay Rise for Deserving Teachers, Ending Years of Fairness Row

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Education Boss Praises Teachers, Promises Update on Pay Rise by End of Month Amid Fairness Row

According to Standard, The education boss, Bridget Phillipson, is saying that teachers might get a big pay rise. This is making people happy because they will get more money. The government’s report says that teachers should get a 5.5% pay increase, which is more than the 2% inflation rate.

Phillipson is very thankful for the hard work of teachers and says they are very important to the country. She promises to tell everyone more about what will happen by the end of the month. She also says that her predecessor, Gillian Keegan, did not do a good job with teacher pay and that was unfair.

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Teaching Triumph: Education Secretary Pledges 5.5% Pay Rise for Deserving Teachers, Ending Years of Fairness Row (PHOTO: GOOGLE)

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Teachers have been asking for a pay rise for a long time. Some even went on strike before because they didn’t get what they wanted. Phillipson wants to work with teachers to make things better for them and for the students they teach. She thinks this will help children have better lives in the future.

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