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When it comes to winning this political argument, emotion – not hard data – will be what wins the day, says TES deputy editor Ed Dorrell

Anything is possible with a new prime minister and education secretary, but schools would rather Theresa May and Justine Greening left well alone

Sir Michael Wilshaw’s attack on the East Midlands is exactly the sort of criticism that panics schools into making quick fixes

Speakers for Schools and TES are hosting a VIP post-referendum discussion panel to be beamed live into your schools to help you and your pupils fully grasp the repercussions of the Brexit referendum – whatever the result

With Boris Johnson being touted as a potential replacement, it’s no wonder the education secretary is offering olive branches to the sector