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Union issues warning about the end of the requirement for inspectors to routinely take Covid tests before visiting schools

Birmingham City captain Troy Deeney started a campaign in February to make the teaching of the history and experiences of black, Asian and ethnic minority communities mandatory in schools

Proposals in the SEND Green Paper to standardise and digitise Education and Health Care Plans have met with a mixed reaction from teachers, unions, privacy campaigners and SEND organisations, as Dan Worth discovers

The launch of Tes’ Education Insights Report will help organisations supporting schools to empower staff with the resources they need to deliver the very best education, writes Jon Severs

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Teachers need ‘research literacy’ to assess whether products and innovations are right for their school, experts say

As research shows that neurodivergent students are more likely to experience regular pain, expert Jane Green explains what additional support needs to be put in place

The DfE warns that schools should reconsider their cyber security if using Russian-based antivirus software or IT applications

Private schools are being hit by a range of financial pressures, on top of extra Covid costs, including rising energy and catering bills

In a new book, a Cambridge specialist has argued that teachers of the classical language need to rethink their techniques

Exclusive: Concern as data shows school budgets for teaching aids and equipment are stuck below 2015-16 levels

Headteachers at the top of the salary scale will now earn almost £100,000 – but deal is ‘a slap in the face’, according to secondary leaders’ body