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Welsh schools are under ‘enormous’ pressure – but when it comes to the new curriculum, there’s much to learn from Scotland’s experiences

The phenomenon of ‘fade-out’ – when the benefits of intervention fail to persist – is common in education research. But, as Christian Bokhove finds, this isn’t a reason to be discouraged

Government survey to explore how much schools are paying for gas and electricity, and whether they are switching tariffs

Secondary headteachers most likely to fill controversial ‘executive head’ roles, says Sue Palmer

A Sendco explains why future iterations of the SEND Green Paper must include a focus on qualifications for those working with pupils with severe learning difficulties or profound and multiple learning difficulties

The accolade will go to Scottish schools that highlight the achievements of all students – not just those who excel in exams

Council education boss says cut of almost £3m to her area’s Scottish Attainment Challenge funding is ‘big’ – but also ‘fair’

Education secretary Nadhim Zahawi writes to schools about how they can support pupils from Ukraine

Exams regulator said the use of technology had the potential to improve ‘quality and fairness’ for students

Find out who has made the list this year as Tes prepares to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of the sector

Tes looks at key education promises made by parties standing in Northern Ireland this Thursday