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School librarians can provide a safe space and a springboard for all pupils’ learning, says Henry Hepburn

Almost two years on from the birth of the government’s Covid catch-up plan, is it fair to call the scheme a failure?

Almost half of school staff polled would actively discourage others from going into teaching

The contract for the National Institute of Teaching was announced today – but what exactly will the organisation do, where is it based and who’s behind it? Tes gives you the lowdown

Dominic Herrington to leave DfE amid shake up of how department oversees schools

Nearly half of early career teachers are finding it difficult to spend time on the ECF training programme alongside their teaching workload

The DfE ‘has work to do’ to convince schools of the merits of the National Tutoring Programme, warn unions, as new DfE data shows patchy take-up

National review into the murders of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson says schools’ role in safeguarding should be strengthened

DfE data shows illnesses, including Covid, pushed number of persistently absent pupils to 1.6 million

Many schools are weighing up whether to return to in-person parents’ evenings or keep them online. Here, two teachers consider the pros and cons

After claims the government wants to broaden the scope of who teachers can bring to grievance meetings, an education lawyer outlines the rationale for the change – and what the legal impact could be on teachers and schools

Announcement part of ‘determination’ to make England ‘best place in the world to be a teacher’, schools minister writes on Tes today