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The leaders of two private schools and a high-achieving state sixth form in London explain why they have brought their skills together – on everything from vocational courses to Oxbridge exams

Students engagement in modern foreign languages more swayed parents’ influence rather than teachers, a new study suggests

Tackling Tes’ 10 questions, Unison general secretary Christina McAnea talks about an influential history teacher and fighting for school support staff

John Edwards announced as interim chief executive of the ESFA

Largest trade union wants to help fund teaching assistants’ to train as teachers, and urge schools to let them use paid leave to train

Pupils experiencing poor mental health are three times more likely not to secure five GCSE grades at A* to C or 9 to 4, a study suggests.