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Union representing teaching assistants, lunchtime supervisors, caretakers and admin staff could launch walkouts over pay from November

Artificial intelligence is forcing us to re-examine everything – from the role of direct instruction to the importance of literacy, say Dylan Wiliam, John Hattie and Arran Hamilton, whose new research explores the implications of AI in schools

England’s secondary school teachers saw their pay fall by 3% in real terms between 2015 to 2022, report finds

Top Department for Education officials came under fire from MPs today for not providing detailed answers at a committee hearing on the RAAC concrete problem

Teacher members of the NASUWT will take action short of strike action from 18 September, with union telling Tes that staff at around 10,000 schools are set to be involved

The education committee launches an inquiry to find out how screen time affects pupils’ education and wellbeing

These practical steps will help make learners more curious, says Jamie Thom, a teacher educator in Scotland

If long-term education change is to happen then funding needs to go where it is needed most

School buildings in half of Scotland’s local authorities have been found to contain RAAC, the potentially dangerous building material

The next Ofsted chief inspector’s covering letter for the job offers some compelling insights into how he may lead the organisation forward and how that could impact schools nationwide

Read the next Ofsted chief inspector’s supporting statement, which sets out his aims and ambitions for the role

Join the Tes News team as they discuss the story that has stolen the headlines this week – and why leaders fear that wider problems with school buildings could now be neglected