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The ‘unacceptable’ time it has taken for the government to act on the RAAC crisis is causing ‘financial detriment’ to schools, ASCL warns

Teachers across a wide range of subjects and sectors have signed up to a course that underlines the ‘transformative role’ Scots language can play in schools

The idea that repeated testing improves performance is well-established, but there’s a gap between effects in the lab and how an approach works in the classroom, says Megan Dixon

Academies minister says the DfE is ‘worried about the support some primary schools are getting from their local authorities’

The latest Kreston UK Academies Benchmark Report has found that more trusts are having to eat into their reserves as they cope with financial uncertainty

NASUWT becomes the second teachers’ union to announce that it is consulting its members about industrial action

With mental health difficulties among children on the rise, a team of researchers question whether schools should be seen as the solution

As Children’s Mental Health Week gets underway, it is clear that the government needs to invest in specialist provision to back up the good work that schools are doing, says these policy experts

The chargers can be used for staff and visitors, but the Department for Transport says they could also help schools generate revenue through sale to the public

In an interview with Tes, the education secretary talks about unveiling the Teacher Degree Apprenticeship and what she hopes it will achieve

The education secretary says the move will ‘broaden the pipeline’ of recruits into the profession

Measures will require councils in England to promote regular school attendance