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Unions blame ‘delay and prevarication’ of councils and government – and say the new settlement date of 1 August will not be met

The National Governance Association analysed hundreds of DfE-commissioned reviews: these are the main findings

School finance leaders and trust governors call for the main political parties to set out how they would tackle the ‘most significant’ issue that schools are facing

Sir Kevan was the government’s education recovery commissioner until quitting over a lack of funding for his catch-up package

Certain texts have garnered a sacred reputation in the education world but blindly following them is a mistake, argues Christian Bokhove

The next government could do itself a favour by talking up the profession and making society value the work of educators, says chair of Headteachers’ Roundtable

Disadvantaged, high-achieving 5-year-olds keep pace with their affluent peers in primary – but an attainment gap opens up in early secondary, research shows

The Tes Schools Awards celebrated the fantastic achievements of the school sector and teaching profession this year, which included a lifetime achievement award for executive headteacher John Morris OBE

But where will it come from? From VAT on private school fees to calls for independence – here’s what the main political parties had to say

Over 12 years, 40,438 state school teachers left within one year of qualifying. New DfE data exposes the extent of the problem, which leaders say must be a post-election priority

Leader of the biggest MAT wants higher expectations of trusts, new school improvement structures and the scrapping of DfE ‘micro-interventions’ like the times tables check

Leaders say they have to ‘significantly scale back’ growth plans due to widening shortfalls in capacity funding allocations as revealed by Tes