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Primary pupils were most likely to miss out through the switch to online learning during lockdowns, says new report

With space and budget tight, how can headteachers facilitate individual offices for subject leaders? Yvonne Williams finds out

With a risk that some schools may face protests over Covid vaccination of students, Tes looks at the security guidance

One teacher offers tips to help new starters who did their training in lockdown to feel at home in their classroom

'Significant' numbers of pupils are absent due to Covid in some areas, warn headteachers

Mentoring is more important than ever when it comes to a new teacher's success, writes Geraint Jones as he shares his advice

Scout badges build a portfolio of achievements driven by young people’s own interests, says James McEnaney

Researchers to assess whether pausing to ask questions while reading to a class is more beneficial for pupil progress

If a student says they want to be a pop star or a footballer, we should start from a position of belief, says Will Yates

Providing primary pupils with targeted learning support takes time, but this edtech tool makes life easier for staff

The idea of asking students to keep quiet in the corridors might seem draconian – but this teacher has seen the benefits

Pupils are fascinated by whether an athlete is an Olympic hero or an Olympic cheat, says Nigel Hetherington

Covid has accelerated awareness of the importance of mental health in schools – but do the initiatives go far enough?

Teachers' worries about personal finance can often be eased relatively quickly, says Eileen Adamson

Tes presents a round-up of the biggest education news stories and features from the past week