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No major shake-ups, controversial decisions or unpopular policies – the general election result could be music to the ears of many in the sector

The newly reappointed minister of state for school standards has a long list of potential controversies that he is going to have to overcome, writes Tes’s deputy editor

Voters might have been used to the idea of austerity, but the funding cuts being experienced in schools was something new

Similarly, the hung parliament is likely to sound the death knell for the new National Funding Formula

Teachers feel like they’ve been treated like lab-rats: subjected to an experiment that fuses funding cuts with major structural and curriculum reform. And that will surely have an impact on how they vote

The election was supposed to be about Brexit – but now the voting public is becoming aware of the cuts being faced by schools, and they’re even jeering the prime minister