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The principal of one of the first schools inspected under the new Ofsted framework reflects on how the report it received reflects seven years of hard work

Dozens of ‘curriculum drafters’ have been chosen to help the government revise the national curriculum, following on from last year’s Francis review

From introducing idioms of the week to appointing student mentors to model language use, this is how one international school is using oracy to improve proficiency in English

The directed time rule is at risk under government plans to expand enrichment activities for pupils, the leader of the biggest teaching union, Daniel Kebede, warns in an exclusive interview with Tes

Given that academy trusts are responsible for school improvement, it is right that they are held accountable for the systems and cultures they create, says this MAT chief executive

One head who is still teaching explains how he juggles classroom time with his many other responsibilities – and the benefits it brings to his leadership

With the number of permanent exclusions from school hitting a record high, the process is coming under intense scrutiny. Are schools facing too many hurdles in excluding pupils – or not enough? Tes investigates

Speaking about the government’s upcoming SEND reforms, the schools minister says mainstream and special schools will need to work more closely together

Schools’ data analysis must not be the preserve of a few members of promoted staff, says Alan Shields

Outwood Grange Academies Trust also upped its reserves by 9 per cent year-on-year to £43.7 million, its latest accounts show

Some 12 per cent of Higher grades were appealed after the 2025 Scottish Qualifications Authority exams – with 6 per cent of appeals resulting in an improved grade

A government drive to improve diversity in the teaching workforce would create the conditions in which schools can thrive, writes Evelyn Forde