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Artificial intelligence offers the prospect of more nuance in answers and sophisticated tests of pupils’ knowledge and analytical capabilities, says headteacher John Rutter

The secondary school curriculum is ‘broken’ and needs to be reformed to make careers education a mainstream feature, experts tell House of Lords committee

But before this can happen, government needs to improve its ’piecemeal and lacklustre’ approach to technology in schools, headteachers‘ leader warns

Find out who has made the list this year as Tes prepares to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of school leaders and staff

The CEO of Oasis Community Learning explains why it decided to give an iPad to every pupil across its 52 schools – and the challenges it had to overcome during the rollout

Students will be able to study Higher computing science and applications of mathematics remotely for up to £795 per course

The tragic death of Frankie Thomas makes it clear why schools must ensure new filtering standards from the government are taken seriously and acted on, says David Wright

Bringing ChatGPT-style AI functionality to Word, Excel and PowerPoint, which most educators use, could transform teachers’ and leaders’ working lives, says Kester Brewin

Scotland’s e-Sgoil (e-School) aims to harness the power of technology without losing sight of the importance of community and positive relationships, says Simon Hall

With Scotland’s big qualifications review taking place at the same time as the latest AI breakthrough, an overhaul of ‘prehistoric’ assessment is essential, says headteacher Dan Wyatt

Ofqual chief tells headteachers that if she were a centre leader, she would have all work that contributes to grades done in school under exam conditions to combat students using artificial intelligence to complete work

School leaders and ministers have lamented the post-Covid drop in school attendance, but a tech solution may help schools reverse the trend, finds Dan Worth