Tuesday
Secondaries gain ‘flexibility’ on school food standards
Government sets out healthy food plans after consultation received mixed views on a range of proposed restrictions
How schools can avoid liability over the misuse of their photos
The risk of malicious misuse of photos that schools publish on their websites raises serious questions for leaders, says this lawyer, who offers advice on the steps schools can take to protect themselves
Should international schools be worried by falling global birth rates?
Low fertility rates could have serious economic implications for countries around the world, including China, India and the US – but what will be the impact on international schools? And how should the sector respond?
Monday
Pupil attainment rises ‘substantially’ more in MATs, finds study
But Confederation of School Trusts’ research report admits there is ‘uncertainty’ over the reasons why academies showed greater improvement in results
Heads in Middle East hit out at ‘incomprehensible’ grades
After international A-level and GCSE exams were cancelled due to the Iran war, contingencies were put in place but school leaders say the process has been ‘a shambles’, with grades for entire cohorts making ‘no sense’
Survival tips for ECTs in term one
Your first term as a new teacher is daunting and you’re bound to have worries about workload, behaviour and more. Here are six pieces of advice from the experts to help make your life easier
The role of international schools in global mobility
International schools are part of a wider network of global mobility, says this leader in Belgium – and they can further support expat families by engaging with the corporations parents work for
How some schools turn parent power into an unfair advantage
The real differentiator between top-performing state schools and the rest is something policymakers won’t speak about – the ability to curate an engaged parent cohort, says this headteacher
Hundreds of schools denied cash for fire safety repairs
Tes investigation reveals how schools are ‘pitted against one another’ to secure funding for building repairs
Saturday
Prue Leith: School chefs can become food educators
The former Great British Bake Off host explains why she hopes school leaders will empower kitchen staff to teach pupils about the importance of eating well
Powell: No more ‘dog eat dog’ culture between schools
Education secretary tells Tes she is ‘agnostic’ about school structures as she sets out her ambitions for technical education
