Guidance

New guidance on parental engagement in Scotland includes questions schools should ask themselves about how they involve pupils’ families

Government says the dangers of vaping should be raised in health education lessons, and that police school liaison officers will work to keep vapes out of schools

Schools working more closely with health, care and social services to address pupils’ mental health and wellbeing needs can help to reduce suspensions and exclusions, says report

Petitioner says ‘it is essential for all young people to receive medically accurate and health-focused education on abortion’

Exclusive survey findings for Tes show ‘gimmicky’ government target on school opening times will have no impact on teaching, say union leaders

Academics have told a Commons committee that a review of RSE should stick to the evidence base and not react to ‘sensationalist examples’ of bad practice

Government sets out more details on how it will decide which multi-academy trusts will be given the green light to expand

Since last January Department for Education ministers have been more likely to visit schools in France and Spain than in the South West of England, data seen by Tes reveals

Schools minister urges all eligible schools to use National Tutoring Programme funding ‘as exam season approaches’, but heads’ leader warns that subsidy rules and tight budgets are preventing take-up

Advice on helping exam students affected by strikes comes after NEU announced further industrial action this term

Most LGBT+ young people wish they had learned about inclusion at primary or nursery school, research shows

Tackling pupil absence has been held up as a priority by successive education ministers, but what lies behind the problem? And do schools have the tools to fix it?