Schools are increasingly reporting being unable to afford the chemicals and equipment needed for practical work, warns the Royal Society of Chemistry

Failure to hit Scottish government teacher number targets will not result in the ‘totality’ of funding being withheld – ‘mitigating factors’ will also be taken into account

Northern Ireland's Education and Training Inspectorate is 'determined to lower the stakes but raise the impact associated with inspection'

Tom Bennett has also called on the next government to expand mainstream AP provision

But letter to councils from education secretary reveals that government stance on teacher numbers is not as hardline as previously appeared

Violence being reported in schools is not yet reflected in crime statistics – but rising poverty, insecurity and adversity could change that, says Scottish Violence Reduction Unit head

Reform of the grading system is 'long overdue', ASCL has warned in its Ofsted Big Listen consultation response

For too long, education bodies have not considered computing science to be important, says leading expert four years after his review of computing education

School leaders' union calls for single-word inspection grades to be scrapped in its response to Ofsted's Big Listen consultation

The Sutton Trust calls for seven things from the next government to increase equality and reduce the disadvantage gap

The ESFA wrote to academy trusts today to confirm the updated Academy Trust handbook would not be published until after the election

Department for Education also criticised by music specialists for 'misleading statements' to MPs, in a letter seen by Tes

Union and academy trust leaders warn situation means schools can't plan their budgets for September

The education director at E-ACT talks to Tes about challenging the status quo in education and supporting the development of BAME teachers into senior roles

Education committee suggests a statutory phone ban in schools may be needed, but heads' leaders question if schools have resources