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A trust CEO details practical steps his schools are already taking to save thousands – and long-term plans that can help schools become more operationally efficient, too

What is the optimal system for the regulation and commissioning of schools? Leora Cruddas suggests we need to shift our frame of reference

Young people must feel heard when they report bullying to an adult, Scotland’s anti-bullying service respectme has said

Your roundup of Tes’ must-read content this week includes the announcement of a national teacher strike, what the teacher salary offer means for your pay packet and five tips to cut your workload

‘Funding shortages, pay erosion and the teacher supply crisis’ are pushing school leaders to draw a line in the sand, warns Geoff Barton

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Local education budgets in Scotland will be set in early 2023, and the early signs are that some drastic cuts are being considered

Confused by the plethora of consultations on Scottish education? We’ve rounded up the deadlines and key details for each of them

In order to make clear how important education reform is, CEO of the Centre for Education and Youth sets out a compelling idea for why the two parties in opposition should unite on this key political battleground

An award inspired by the life of a schoolboy murdered in a sectarian attack in 1995 takes students on life-changing expeditions, explains teacher Mark Hunter

Organisations involved in teacher training and CPD must ensure the wisdom and experience of teachers that sit outside their walls is not lost forever, says Sufian Sadiq, director of teaching school at Chiltern Learning Trust

Now the dust has settled on the latest reshuffle, Sam Freedman breaks down the not-inconsiderable challenges facing the new ministerial team in Whitehall