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Why tackling attendance may be about to get much easier
School leaders and ministers have lamented the post-Covid drop in school attendance, but a tech solution may help schools reverse the trend, finds Dan Worth
General
10 March 2023
10 questions with... Sir Hamid Patel
The CEO of Star Academies talks to Tes about his time in education, the teachers who inspired him, the power of MATs and why AI will transform education in the years ahead
General
8 March 2023
Podcast: ‘Why I still teach despite being the head’
A headteacher who’s spent 17 years at the top explains why he’s always found time to teach and why his school offers leadership lessons to A-level students
Leadership
16 February 2023
6 charts that show why all schools won’t be in trusts by 2030
From the changing size of multi-academy trusts to the surprising regional variations in academy growth, these six graphs from the NFER show why there is a long way to go before a fully academised system will be achieved
General
27 January 2023
3 days ‘not enough to fix schools’ RI issues’
DfE-appointed school improvement experts say they are not being given enough time to help schools rated ‘requires improvement’
General
26 January 2023
Podcast: How to build a remote education model that works
We head to Oman to chat with an international school head about a successful remote teaching and learning offer they developed for another school – 1,000km away – and hear what other schools can learn from it
Leadership
26 January 2023
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