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The government’s plan to ask schools to wait until Year 10 before starting to teach GCSE content gives teachers time to build the foundations for exam success, writes Rebecca Boomer-Clark

It’s only human to be affected by difficult behaviour in the classroom, writes Daniel Crowley, who shares advice on staying regulated in the moment

International boarding schools have to walk a fine line between pastoral care and cutting the apron strings, says this principal based in the Swiss Alps

Updates to the British Schools Overseas policy page make clear it is not a school improvement system and offer more information on how accreditation letters are issued

Education secretary claims that preventing an early start to GCSEs will boost student engagement in KS3, but questions remain over the implications for schools

Schools across the world have been nominated for a prestigious award, with winners set to be announced during a live video ceremony on 8 December

Results day switches by Cambridge International and OxfordAQA will mean international students are at least two weeks ahead of students in the UK, giving them several advantages, argues Dan Worth

Why do some pupils slowly withdraw from a class, and does it mean something bigger is going on, or do they just need a quiet word? An educational psychologist considers some cases

Repton Bahrain is expected to open next year, with the school group saying it is confident about demand for places despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East

Cases revealed by Tes ‘raise serious concerns about how children’s safety is being protected’, warns children’s commissioner

Theft of 320,000 files from a council network in Bristol directly affects dozens of local schools but full picture has still to emerge

PSHE Association backs classroom drive to combat exploitation by scammers, with police playing a central role