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Things have been so badly cut back, they are going to fall over, Vic Goddard says on funding

The Suffolk headteacher and TES columnist takes election for general secretary with more than 80 per cent of the votes

In a week that saw Israel’s parliament retroactively approve Jewish settlements illegally built on privately owned Palestinian land, one of the world’s intractable disputes returned to the headlines. But how does the bitter Israel-Palestinian conflict affect the day-to-day education of those living through it? Adi Bloom reports from schools on both sides of the divide

In a week that saw Israel’s parliament retroactively approve Jewish settlements illegally built on privately owned Palestinian land, one of the world’s intractable disputes returned to the headlines. But how does the bitter Israel-Palestinian conflict affect the day-to-day education of those living through it? Adi Bloom reports from schools on both sides of the divide

Schools respond to shocking research suggesting they could be gaming the system by shedding low attainers

The Northern Irish actor wants to see Catholic and Protestant children educated together