Analysis

Could a ‘Tinder for Trusts’ help match MATs and schools?

Could a ‘Tinder for trusts’ help match MATs and schools?

Currently, there are no easy mechanisms to find trusts looking for another partner - but a new, dating app-like system could transform the process, says this headteacher

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31 May 2024
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‘Struggling’ science teachers can’t afford to run practical lessons
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GCSE and A level exam entry data: 9 things you need to know
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31 May 2024
Ministers accused of ‘greenlighting’ further cuts to teacher numbers
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What is the multiplication tables check?
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31 May 2024
Future of Northern Ireland school inspection laid out
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31 May 2024
Two new safeguarding trends to be aware of
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26 May 2024
Dismay as DfE confirms no teacher pay decision before election
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28 May 2024
Education won’t dominate election debates - but it should
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28 May 2024
How AI’s power can be harnessed by primary schools
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27 May 2024
The case for outdoor schools becoming ‘pivotal’ to Scottish education
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28 May 2024
‘Dangerous’ Ofsted still a ‘risk to life’, heads warn
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30 May 2024
Heads slam Ofsted ‘big miss’ over single-word grades
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30 May 2024
Why better paternity pay would be a game-changer
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30 May 2024
How to stop working memory making learning harder 
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29 May 2024
School leaders’ workload warning as ESFA announces election delays
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29 May 2024

7 real-world fixes for the growing attainment gap

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31 May 2024

Why better paternity pay would be a game-changer

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30 May 2024

Education won’t dominate election debates - but it should

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28 May 2024

Who is shadow schools minister Catherine McKinnell?

General
27 May 2024

How AI’s power can be harnessed by primary schools

Primary
27 May 2024

Taking a positive approach to fixing behaviour

General
24 May 2024

The MATs fighting for the survival of small schools

Primary
24 May 2024

The general election must bring change for education

General
23 May 2024
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‘Struggling’ science teachers can’t afford to run practical lessons
News
1 June 2024
GCSE and A level exam entry data: 9 things you need to know
Analysis
31 May 2024
Ministers accused of ‘greenlighting’ further cuts to teacher numbers
News
31 May 2024
What is the multiplication tables check?
Analysis
31 May 2024
Two new safeguarding trends to be aware of
Teaching & Learning
26 May 2024
Dismay as DfE confirms no teacher pay decision before election
News
28 May 2024
Education won’t dominate election debates - but it should
Analysis
28 May 2024
How AI’s power can be harnessed by primary schools
Analysis
27 May 2024
‘Dangerous’ Ofsted still a ‘risk to life’, heads warn
News
30 May 2024
Heads slam Ofsted ‘big miss’ over single-word grades
News
30 May 2024
Why better paternity pay would be a game-changer
Analysis
30 May 2024
How to stop working memory making learning harder 
Teaching & Learning
29 May 2024

Secondary

Ucas application fee change will have a big impact

Free school meals

Has research really settled the fight over phone bans in schools?

Smartphones in schools: Does new data suggest bans are best?

Science practicals need to push experimental boundaries

Emperor penguin

Primary

Sats: Key test dates for 2024

Key dates

Scottish education doesn’t need more inspection

Scottish Parliament inspection

Optional KS1 tests: everything you need to know

New optional KS1 tests - everything you need to know

General

Phones in schools: what’s happening in Scotland?

Phone off

The safeguarding risks of online video streaming in schools

video safeguarding

Is Northern Ireland education reaching breaking point?

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Early Years

EYFS: Sure Start wasn’t perfect, but lessons can be learned

Early Years: Pining for Sure Start’s return ignores new social realities

Reception pupils in nappies reveals societal challenges

Children's scooters

How trusts can turn the tide for early years

Early years erosion

Specialist Sector

Inside the school leading a ‘revolution in youth justice’

Tes visits the first new secure school to discover how staff are planning to use education to rehabilitate young offenders
Inside the school leading a ‘revolution in youth justice’

10 international school trends, ideas and insights

Key takeaways from the 2024 Cobis conference in London this week, from language learning and leadership lessons to returning teachers and the importance of empathy
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Boosting special school capacity across a MAT

The CEO of Leigh Academies Trust explains how the trust has developed two models to boost its special school provision and better support pupils with SEND
Boosting special school capacity across a MAT

Could online AP help more students back to the mainstream?

An online-only alternative provision provider has become one of the first schools to receive online education accreditation from Ofsted. Dan Worth examines how it works and whether online AP could be used more widely across the sector
Could online AP help more pupils back to the mainstream?