General
Tuesday
17th Sep 2024
Trusts can be at the ‘vanguard’ of Labour’s Opportunity Mission
CST CEO Leora Cruddas explain why the trust sector stands ready to support Labour’s desire to bring a more coordinated approach to the support offered to children
Why MATs are in a battle for trustee talent
As the multi-academy trust sector evolves, the need for talented people to provide good governance is becoming more important than ever – but, as Dan Worth discovers, that’s easier said than done
How a student loan repayments policy could retain 2,100 teachers
An author of research into the impact of reimbursing trainee teachers for student loan repayments explains the key findings and what it could mean for future policy decisions
Friday
6th Sep 2024
Ofsted report cards: We can’t replace one flawed system with another
Establishing a new school inspection model will be challenging, but we must approach Ofsted reform with optimism, says ASCL leader
Bridget Phillipson on her plan for the quiet revolution of education
In an exclusive interview with Tes, education secretary Bridget Phillipson lays out her vision for the sector and her views on everything from behaviour and SEND to MATs and funding
Exclusive
Wednesday
4th Sep 2024
Tackling social segregation would create a ‘healthier’ school system
If the government wants to close attainment gaps it should look at reducing social segregation practices in certain schools, explains the Sutton Trust’s Carl Cullinane
Ofsted report cards: could police and fire systems point the way?
Ahead of government and Ofsted consultations on a new school inspections system, Tes looks at whether other parts of the public sector offer some clues as to how it might look