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DfE-appointed school improvement experts say they are not being given enough time to help schools rated ‘requires improvement’

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

Dr Steven Berryman, the new president of the Chartered College of Teaching, tells Tes why he wants all teachers to realise the power they can wield if they join together and champion their professional expertise

The key details from the government’s revamped Energy Bill Relief Scheme and what it will mean for schools and trusts

The British international school market is still strong, new COBIS data shows – but wellbeing and academic concerns for pupils of all ages persist post-pandemic

How would extending maths teaching for all until 18 impact the education sector? We crunch the numbers to see if such a plan is really feasible – and why moving to a different age range may make more sense