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Schools may lack the expertise to protect children from misogyny, pornography and AI, warns charity after exploring staff views on relationships, health and sex education

The government's clampdown on GCSEs being taught early will affect more than a quarter of schools, findings suggest

ASCL plans to discuss the issue in a meeting with the DfE after numerous MATs removed the author's books

Most international partnerships are ‘beneficial’, says new government guidance, but schools opening overseas campuses must ensure they engage in thorough due diligence

Dando-Laing will leave Oak National Academy to join the research institute set up by Sam Freedman and Patrick Wall

Research commissioned by the NEU urges the government to change how teachers move up the pay scale

Government stops short of promising more funding for schools facing long-term falls in pupil numbers

Josh MacAlister has told MPs he will 'clarify guidance' around smart glasses amid concerns over threat posed by the technology

The government's proposals cover AI tutoring tools, SEND platforms and management information systems

School enjoyment across secondary declines despite improvements in pupils’ perceptions of behaviour, DfE survey finds

A year after the new Ofsted framework was introduced, the NAHT has found it is having a worse impact than the one it replaced

The government is set to further strengthen its phone guidance, but school leaders warn extra funding will be needed for latest crackdown

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

Findings shared exclusively with Tes reveal that pornographic and violent content is being inadvertently linked to school websites

As schools sector awaits imminent Milburn report on tackling the Neet crisis, an ASCL report accepts that schools can drive much of the work – but not alone

As a Tes investigation highlights the increase in sexual violence and sexual harassment in schools, experts call for more training and support to respond to the problem

Warning comes as government looks set to easily hit its goal for 75% of Reception children to be school ready

NEU calls for 'sea change' in treatment of support staff, as survey raises concerns that they 'subsidise the education system with their own time and health'

DfE agrees to compensate 83 teachers following legal action over lengthy delays to pension valuations, says NASUWT

Suppliers also raise concerns about the management information systems framework, describing it as 'a totally unnecessary distraction'

Faith trusts run nearly a fifth of all academies, and are steadily growing. Tes examines their financial, structural and governance outlook – along with what the future holds for them

Leading inspector says teacher trainers want more information about Ofsted's top grade but it is not easy to say 'this is what it is'