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The NEU’s choice of strike dates next month has sparked a mixed reaction from teachers and leaders

As teacher shortages make timetabling more difficult, Loic Menzies uncovers evidence that raises questions over whether teachers should have a say on the classes they teach

Strike action over changes to pensions had been suspended but unions say the school has reneged on commitments made ‘only a matter of days ago’

New report calls for a dedicated government minister to drive forward a national strategy to join up education and youth work services

A recent report on teacher workload suggests changes to directed time rules. Yvonne Williams considers what other options there could be – and how feasible the idea really is

England’s largest teaching union, the NEU, has announced strike dates on 5 and 7 July

Former MAT CEO Mark Ducker and Ofqual’s ex-interim chief regulator Simon Lebus appointed CBEs in 2023 honours list

Professor Sam Twiselton speaks exclusively to Tes about her legacy and sense of ‘liberation’ as she leaves Sheffield Institute of Education director role

Education secretary responds to union letter that had called on the DfE to resume teacher pay negotiations and publish the leaked STRB report

Humza Yousaf accused of ‘turning his back on rural Scotland’ following the revelation that 40 mainly rural schools have been closed or mothballed in recent years

Progress 8 has pushed schools towards the same GCSE-focused model, says Jon Hutchinson as he argues we must applaud those few schools being honest about the costs of doing something different

‘I’ve changed my mind,’ says former Ofsted chief, who tells Tes he now supports Labour’s proposed ‘report cards’ after reflecting on the death of head Ruth Perry