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One principal tells the Tes International podcast why he decided to give his students responsibility for setting their own assessment targets

New government guidance to ensure teacher impartiality sparked fierce debate this week – but what does it really mean for schools? Tes outlines the key guidelines that schools need to be aware of

Plans to make changes to admissions appeals brought in during the pandemic permanent have been broadly welcomed – but experts say more still needs to be done

Suggesting schools use much-fought-for budget increases to soak up rising energy costs seems a perverse plan – not least because it is money that would be better spent on catch-up efforts, writes Dan Worth

Shifting parent communities in international schools means leaders are having to adapt to a raft of new obstacles – not least the language used to engage with parents. Dan Worth finds out how schools around the world are meeting this challenge

The CEO of the Council of British International Schools explains how he has never forgotten the kindness of a lollipop lady and why his proudest moment occurred in Mongolia