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Teachers and school leaders have been holding Northern Ireland’s school system together amid the political turmoil – but they can’t be expected to do that for much longer, says Tony Gallagher

A new group is pushing for direct funding of outdoor primary schools open to all children in Scotland, ‘without the burden of high private school fees’

Despite the problems schools are facing, the reality is that public concerns lie elsewhere – and so will politicians’ priorities for now, says Sam Freedman

One school in Australia explains how the school-wide positive behaviour support (SWPBS) framework is helping it to tackle a rise in disruption

Whichever party enters Downing Street in July must commit to doing better for children and young people, says ASCL chief Pepe Di’Iasio

As the Headteachers’ Roundtable launches its election manifesto, Keziah Featherstone outlines how it came to its election priorities and why

The DfE has published new guidance advising schools to share information about their music offerings online; a music educator explains how to start

The latest Tes Big Debate webinar dissects the findings of a new survey that details a raft of safeguarding issues being seen by schools – and how to address them

Climate change was the focus of award-winning research by Glasgow teacher and researcher Kirstin Campbell, who shares some of the most important messages to emerge

An assistant head advises teachers to eschew artificial intelligence when creating their personal statements

A new initiative from the Confederation of School Trusts and ImpactEd is looking to distil what makes for successful trust-led school improvement. Steve Rollett explains all

Teachers need more support if attempts to raise the status of Gaelic and Scots language in schools are to succeed, says Ingeborg Birnie