International

With a ban on single-use vapes coming into force, pouches are a new source of nicotine favoured by young people – so what do teachers need to know about the risks they pose?

It’s a familiar debate: can those non-academic life competencies actually be taught? A new study has re-examined the evidence, writes Christian Bokhove

Even if leaving is the last thing on your mind, working on succession planning will pay dividends in the future, writes Mark Leppard

CPD is vital for teachers but too often it falls short of providing lasting impact. A MAT director of learning outlines how to avoid the most common pitfalls

The government’s priority of creating tech infrastructure in schools risks repeating the failures of the past, argues Pierre Lagrange

A leader in Kenya explains his school’s innovative approach to equipping students with the skills to spot fake news

While the use of cognitive science research can aid teaching, it needs to be filtered and combined with the unique demands of individual subjects, argue Mike Hobbiss and Paul Cline

Tes talks to leaders at four schools to find out more about the international school sector in Japan, from teacher recruitment and retention to safeguarding and behaviour

The world can feel like a hopeless place at the moment, but we owe it to our students to give them the same sense of optimism that we had when we were at school, says Mark Enser

Tes’ series on reducing teacher workload takes us to New York, where a leader explains the benefits of giving staff a clear picture of what the academic year has in store

A new international school leader explains how his intention to watch and wait in his new role was turned on its head in two days – and what he learned about leadership in the process

There is plenty of research around SLD – such as dyslexia, dyscalculia and dysgraphia – but teachers and schools need to be involved in the development of new approaches, says Gillian Stirton