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Displays can bring a classroom to life – but teachers don't have to spend days creating them

With the new term looming, Grainne Hallahan offers four top tips to help teachers get well prepared

Scotland's education secretary announced on Sunday that she had tested positive and was self-isolating

All too often, schools and colleges elsewhere in the world are not the safe environments that we take for granted, this teacher reminds himself

And over a quarter of parents feel students do not need to be taught about sex and consent until age 15

This teacher starts her preparations for the new term with a trip to refresh her wardrobe – have you ever themed your outfit to suit the class you are teaching?

The Olympics were full of amazing stories, achievements and individuals overcoming the odds – all offering great lessons for students too, as this PE teacher outlines

Government doesn't seem to understand the profession's timetable from September, say heads

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New data shows the proportion of students gaining full top grades leapt at private schools but stayed the same at LA-maintained schools

Students should be pushed to achieve immense, rather than good, things, writes this college principal

Photography can be a great vehicle to helping pupils express their emotions about the pandemic, one executive headteacher tells Tes

Reducing behaviour to points may allow us to quantify incidents, but such a system is unhelpful for both teachers and students, writes Jarlath O'Brien

It's been 23 years since Helena Kennedy's ground-breaking 'Learning Works' report, and yet many of her recommendations are included in the new skills bill. She shares her story with Tes

Many young people regret that they learned little, if anything, about imperialism while at school, says Robyn Barclay