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Colleges have the talent to tackle stress and improve wellbeing – but they don't have the time or resources, says Jonny Kay

The final week is here, but what's on your lesson plan? Here are some fun non-film-related lessons to round off the year

Plan your lessons carefully and you can brainwash your pupils into buying you what you really want, says Colin Dowland

Teacher Alan Gillespie lays out his resolutions for the 2021-22 school year – and rates his chances of success

You’d think you’d get used to endless farewells but, when colleagues announce they’re off, it always hits hard, especially during these strange times

When a job offer was rescinded, this teacher had no idea why – until she discovered what her headteacher had done

We’ve trawled FE Twitter to pull out this week’s best tweets from the further education sector

David Murray says that every July, teachers emerge from college gates, blinking into the summer light, confused, as they ask themselves: is that it? Are we really finished?

The Tes news team unpick DfE Covid guidance for the final week of the school year when bubbles will be relaxed

Repeat practice is key to mastery of a musical instrument and should serve as inspiration for other subject teachers – here’s how

The organisers of the Scottish Learning Festival want suggestions for speakers – and this teacher has a few ideas

Tes presents a round-up of key news and features to keep you up to date with the latest in the world of education

A major new study from the Education Endowment Foundation has taken a deep dive into the research on cognitive science in education. Here, the lead author of the report outlines the key findings

As she despairs at the plans to remove funding from BTECs, Mel Tropman praises the cabinet member she does approve of: Larry, the Downing Street cat

The subsidised flights home that many international schools offer are especially valued right now, says JD Richards