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Teachers do their children a disservice when they misuse alliteration to try to create excitement in the form of ‘stunning starts’ and ‘fantastic finishes’

The government has a duty to ensure public money is wisely spent and parents have a right to see schools held to account. As teachers we need the most efficient and effective way of doing that, writes one deputy head

The principle of consistency is often used as a mantra in schools – but the truth is, it can lead to a loss of focus and block improvements

TES columnist Michael Tidd suggests three ways that education secretary Justine Greening can help to make teachers happy this year

Your alternative Christmas hymn sheet, specially written for teachers

Rehearsals for the annual show can lead to unholy arguments over the use of the school hall