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Tom Bennett has advised on behaviour policy in England for a decade – he sits down with Kyle Tormey to explain why the latest iteration of his behaviour support will deliver safer and calmer classrooms 

Average pay gap for all state school heads increased to an 'unacceptable' £9,771, finds analysis by the NAHT school leaders’ union

Schools have been told they can cover this year's teacher pay rise through pension savings. Tes explains what this actually means for budgets

Tes examines the outlook for the academies sector in the North West, as part of our MAT Tracker series delving into regional movements and trends

Think tank report finds 'stark disparities' in uptake of GCSE languages across different parts of England

Schools and trusts are asked to help define the purpose of early secondary years amid concerns that students can lose engagement after Year 7

Overall suspension rate is dropping but still climbing in primaries and remaining high among disadvantaged pupils, FFT analysis shows

But this does not guarantee that every school will have the funds to fully cover the rise

Bo Stjerne Thomsen has been appointed to bring ‘greater scientific rigour’ to learning and teaching across Nord Anglia's 90 schools – and help the group harness the power of AI

Schools must not bear costs of statutory guidance making schools phone-free, chancellor warned ahead of Budget

Teaching Year 2 pupils to reason about maths through games and practical activities boosted attainment, EEF trial finds

Education committee chair Helen Hayes writes to education secretary asking her to 'look again' at review of how English is being taught

Former headteachers' leader warns government is trying to do too much and warned it could 'flog the system to death'

New online centre's drive for high-quality arts teaching and enrichment will prioritise 'children and communities currently least able to access them'

Government sets out healthy food plans after consultation received mixed views on a range of proposed restrictions

Experts also highlight concerns about the new qualification overlapping with other subjects and schools' ability to provide equal access to high-quality fieldwork

But Confederation of School Trusts' research report admits there is 'uncertainty' over the reasons why academies showed greater improvement in results

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'

Tes investigation reveals how schools are 'pitted against one another' to secure funding for building repairs

Education secretary tells Tes she is 'agnostic' about school structures as she sets out her ambitions for technical education

Experts warn of 'serious flaws' in the watchdog's framework and question why schools with higher levels of SEND and disadvantaged pupils are getting lower grades

DfE wants all primary schools to have free breakfast clubs by the end of this Parliament, but 17 months into the scheme, more than 14,000 schools are still without one

New Schools Network announces two year-long projects aimed at improving parental engagement and attendance

Capital funding is needed to make schools climate-proof following this summer's record heatwaves, a school leaders' union warns