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The best school leaders can stop their pride from getting in the way of effective collaboration, says this international assistant head – but it’s easier said than done

Spending on EHCPs and child disability benefits will rise sharply this decade, the IFS predicts, as the government prepares to set out reforms

Baroness Anne Longfield tells Covid inquiry that the government owes children a formal apology for mistakes during pandemic

New government statistics show that retention rates in many leadership roles continue their long decline. Tes breaks down the data

We need government to work with the sector on delivering policy that truly reflects the needs of our school system, says the general secretary of education directors’ body ADES

School leaders’ union rallies its members to ask their employer to carry out a wellbeing risk assessment over Ofsted’s new school inspections

There is a lack of consistency in diagnosing and supporting ADHD and autism across Scotland, MSPs have heard, amid warnings of a ‘system-wide crisis’

The extent to which history lessons ignore female figures has been revealed by new research. Here, teachers share the changes they are making to address this gender imbalance

The DfE plans to introduce a new reading assessment for Year 8, but how useful would this be for schools? Reading researcher Jessie Ricketts gives her view

Fairer funding, more local provision and no spending on for-profit independent schools – these are some of the ways the SEND support system can be improved, says Roy Blatchford

An international teacher shares some tips on keeping things simple in your lesson planning to make your classroom more inclusive

Schools could see a reduction in student absence by changing the way they message parents about non-attendance, research suggests