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The status quo in Scottish education is no longer sustainable and a lack of urgency in reforms could make our existing shortcomings even worse, says Melvyn Roffe

The executive director of NASBTT presents some ideas that could help Labour to fulfil its promise of 6,500 new teachers – and keep them for longer, too

More is being done to help schools tackle the scourge of youth violence, but it needs to go further – and faster, says Anne Longfield, chair of the Commission on Young Lives

Labour’s proposal of an annual safeguarding check for schools separated from regular Ofsted inspection needs cautious consideration, argues Steve Rollett

The CEO of E-ACT talks about his own school days, the person who inspired him in his first headship and how he learned to love the MAT movement

Are we really listening to young people in trying to stop the spread of bullying, asks Scotland’s anti-bullying service

As AI becomes ever more embedded into everyday life, there are some emerging safeguarding concerns that schools should consider

There are calls for Ofsted to be given a school improvement function – but this would present clear dangers, argues CST deputy Steve Rollett

Slow pace of reform is holding back education in Scotland, says government’s International Council of Education Advisers

Teacher training bursaries do increase recruitment but alone they can’t resolve deep-rooted supply problems, says the NFER’s Jack Worth

A new consultation gives some hints about how a mandatory sexual abuse reporting framework may be created – and what it may mean for educational professionals

Demand for a British education overseas means India has replaced China as the leading destination for new schools. Tes talks to current and prospective leaders in the country about why it is proving so popular