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​​​​​​​As education, health and care plans rise, Sendco Deborah Hollingsworth argues that a lack of special school places and strategic planning is creating unrelenting challenges for vulnerable families

Jack Worth from NFER examines the latest teacher workforce data to show why the government must resolve myriad issues for recruiting and retaining teachers – and quickly

A new US study has found that paying teachers a bonus based on pupil outcomes can have a huge impact – as well as significant implications for education systems worldwide

Increasing flexible-working opportunities in schools will not only make teachers happier – it will improve the education of disadvantaged children, says Commons Education Select Committee member Anna Firth

Scottish Computing Science Week is to become an annual fixture – and teachers are being asked what aspects of digital learning they would like the event to focus on

Labour shadow schools minister Stephen Morgan MP explains why the Conservatives’ track record on managing school estates shows it’s time for a change of government

Schools in Northern Ireland have much to boast about in terms of international rankings but there are myriad tensions within the education system – not least over academic selection, finds John Morgan

There is a sense of urgency in a major report based on the views of 38,000 people on the future of Scottish education

Former children’s commissioner Anne Longfield explains why, if the government is truly committed to giving children the best start in life, it needs a department whose name makes that clear

Residential outdoor education should be a right and available to everyone, not just those who can afford it, says Martin Davidson

Alastair Campbell talks to Tes to explain why he’s urging Labour Party leadership to make oracy an education manifesto pledge

National Governance Association co-chief Emma Knights explains how the organisation is joining with education unions to lobby MPs about the ‘perfect storm’ that schools are facing