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To improve wellbeing in schools we must first ensure everyone is talking about the same thing, says Kirsten Colquhoun

The way you point or gesture in class can have more of an impact on students’ understanding than you might think, finds Simon Creasey

Nearly two years into the pandemic, we are yet to get clarity from government about ways to keep Covid at bay in schools, writes Geoff Barton

New Schools Network – which has received a decade’s worth of funding to support free schools – is to bid again

As research reveals how rudeness can affect the culture of an organisation, behaviour expert Jarlath O’Brien reflects on what this means for schools

Amid the noise and propaganda, school staff have managed to keep the majority happy by sticking to the values of the profession

The DfE’s promise of 8,000 air purifiers ‘barely scratches the surface’ of schools’ need to improve ventilation to battle Covid, warn unions

More than a third of heads have over 10 per cent of staff off work this week, an NAHT survey shows

Do you know your mocktails from your masked singers? Pit your wits against Tes’ weekly general knowledge quiz...

Education staff now have the second highest incidence of long Covid, above healthcare workers, new data shows

Exclusive: Pausing music teaching could harm Covid recovery, schools minister warned

Headteachers say clarity is now needed over the exams – with one prominent school leader arguing it’s time for Plan B