Education secretary tells Sir Martyn Oliver it is 'disappointing' that Ofsted has delayed its consultation response on changes to the inspection system – with new inspections due to start next term

Former chief inspector, who led a major review into Ofsted, has been selected as chair of the schools watchdog

A parliamentary inquiry into solving the SEND crisis heard evidence today from school leaders and research experts. Here is everything you need to know

New guidance for schools on using AI can help to cut teachers' workload, says the government

A funding increase for schools is expected to be announced by chancellor Rachel Reeves this week – but experts question how much of a difference it will make

Only about a quarter of Scottish primary headteachers would recommend the role to others – the lowest proportion ever recorded in an annual survey

A DfE announcement on extending free school meals has sparked a political war of words. Tes digs into the numbers behind the conflict

The NFER has suggested that discrimination may be a factor behind the 'significant ethnic disparities' in initial teacher training rejection rates

New data shows hundreds of teaching posts being advertised ‘over and over again’ – prompting calls for probationers to be offered three-year contracts

Ofsted and the CQC will also consider moving to a report-card system for SEND area checks when the current cycle of inspections ends

EIS general secretary makes her comments to AGM delegates as she formally opens a ballot on industrial action over workload

Why are drama, history, RE, PE and Classics having trainee recruitment targets hiked up when overall teacher supply is improving? Tes speaks to experts to find out

Plan comes as figures suggest language assistant hires have fallen for the first time in five years

Your essential guide to the key regional advisory board decisions in March 2025 across the country

The DfE won't confirm whether AI is being used to analyse 7,000 submissions to the curriculum and assessment review