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Pay teachers to work in deprived areas, says thinktank

Teachers should be given bonuses to encourage them to work in schools in deprived areas, a liberal thinktank suggested today.

The 'hard to serve' bonuses would be linked to performance-related pay schemes and would attract and reward excellent teaching staff working in the most challenging schools.

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Sourced from: The Guardian

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