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Leaders issue the warning at a Tes webinar for the launch of our Tes Education Insights report on school funding

The new education secretary must provide answers on the school costs crisis as soon as possible, business and union bosses have warned

News of ‘pause’ to long-running Youth Music Initiative prompted concerns that it was a victim of emergency budget review

It’s a commonly held belief that certain weather, such as wind and rain, make a class trickier to manage. But is that belief supported by research? Kate Parker takes a look at the evidence

The lack of concrete information about the support scheme had left schools ‘in limbo’, a union leader has warned

The organisational genius of the periodic table has uses beyond the science department, says Classics teacher George Connor

A twice-pulled GCSE textbook on Middle Eastern history has now been replaced with a ‘dual narrative’ resource

Exclusive: The British Educational Suppliers Association has been told by its lawyers that there are grounds for a judicial review over Oak National Academy, Tes understands

Policing non-standard English when pupils talk might seem to be a good way to standardise how they write, but the practice could do more harm than good, researchers suggest

The job can be frustrating, but teachers should never lose sight of the huge impact they have, says the founder of global education charity Theirworld

In the second of a three-part series, authors from the IFS detail why the government needs to improve the second chances on offer to individuals to ensure the benefits of a good education are not lost forever

The Publishers Association urged the government to ‘listen to the concerns of teachers and industry leaders alike and rethink its current plans’