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New Keeping Children Safe in Education guidance is out for consultation – here Tes looks at what the changes could mean for schools

Failings of the National Tutoring Programme risk undermining the power of tutoring to help tackle the attainment gap – at the very moment we need it most, explains the CEO of the Sutton Trust

Schools need help to mitigate staff absence and learning loss – and fast, argues Jon Severs

How come take-up for the National Tutoring Programme has been so low? Laura McInerney breaks down what’s gone wrong

Geoff Barton casts a quizzical eye over a week that revealed the stark reality of how some much hyped-up government initiatives have failed to deliver – and why schools have pressed on regardless

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The CEO of a multi-academy trust says the government’s School Recovery Strategies reveal the major flaw in the heart of educational recovery plans – and one that needs fixing, fast

Politicians in Scotland claim that schools are facing a ’£100 million cut to core budgets’ – so where will the axe fall?

The long-awaited SEND review is due in the next few months. Watching closely is a cohort of schools hoping that the report will address a growing gap – one between those schools with high numbers of pupils with SEND, and those with very few

Although most Scottish schools favour school uniform, policies increasingly focus on affordability

To improve wellbeing in schools we must first ensure everyone is talking about the same thing, says Kirsten Colquhoun

Nearly two years into the pandemic, we are yet to get clarity from government about ways to keep Covid at bay in schools, writes Geoff Barton