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Curriculum design works best if teachers are given the autonomy to lead it – and time and money to match, says Ewan McIntosh

Gillian Keegan is meeting with leaders of NAHT, ASCL and NASUWT but government sources say talks with NEU will only happen if it halts latest teacher strike

As the multi-academy trust sector evolves, many smaller trusts will be subsumed into larger entities. A former chief executive of a small trust talks candidly about what this experience is like – and the positive impacts it can have

Shadow education secretary to reveal that a Labour government would also introduce an annual review of school safeguarding

Amanda Spielman also admits that pupil voice has been given too much weight in some Ofsted school inspections, speaking at a headteachers’ conference this morning

Teacher strike action over pay started in November in Scotland but all industrial action has now been called off by the EIS, Scotland’s biggest teaching union

Headteachers’ leader to urge education secretary to come forward with a pay offer and end the teacher strikes

As ASCL’s annual conference begins, general secretary Geoff Barton outlines why political posturing around teacher strikes is getting the sector nowhere and needs to end

School leaders and ministers have lamented the post-Covid drop in school attendance, but a tech solution may help schools reverse the trend, finds Dan Worth

Project started by Northern Education Trust set to be rolled out to major multi-academy trusts after call from Gillian Keegan

Government concerned at quality of education at alternative settings outside of schools, Tes has learned

Schools are having to run an unofficial welfare service for pupils, a heads union leader will warn today after a survey shows most heads say local child support services are ‘inadequate’