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A decade of working in alternative provision led this teacher to question the usefulness of labels and the benefits of having his autistic son diagnosed

‘Irresponsible’ scrapping of direct payments has come too late for next year’s budget planning, say leaders

With ministers considering a ban on social media for under-16s, a parliamentary group highlights the educational value of some content

The rise of the ‘manosphere’, and its potential to incite aggressive behaviour, has become a national talking point. But what does research tell us about the scale of the problem and how schools should respond? David Robson investigates

Improving life satisfaction is ‘likely to yield the greatest benefits’ for school attendance, NFER researchers find

Year 8 reading tests, GCSE English shortcomings, and the tricky balance between grammar and reading enjoyment were among the issues raised at an MPs’ committee today

Founder Aatif Hassan tells Tes he hopes to emulate the group’s European success in the US and Canada, and confirms he still has designs on Middle East expansion

In September, a 100-year-old former military hospital will become the home of Haileybury Malta, but the project has been complicated by challenges including the sudden death of a director and the discovery of Roman remains

With measures in the Employment Rights Act 2025 set to become statutory in the next school year, Tes asks legal experts how schools should be preparing

The trust will take on 10 new schools if plans are approved this month, amid a wider consolidation of Catholic academies

Headteachers’ leaders call for an ‘escalation route’ when a school decides a pupil’s needs cannot be safely met by education staff alone

Despite government efforts to reduce workload, teachers report they are still working many hours of overtime. Leaders from across the sector tell us why