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Every pupil in Scotland will be given the right to take part in an outdoor education trip lasting a whole school week if the proposed legislation is adopted

While the underachievement of white working-class boys has attracted political attention, the struggles of disadvantaged white girls continue to be overlooked. School leaders tell Tes why this needs to change

With schools being hit by a drop in student numbers, one former education secretary warns that the per-pupil funding formula is leaving them unable to cover their fixed costs

Seven in 10 teachers say they lack the support they need from key services, such as mental health and access to learning, an NFER survey finds

As student teachers prepare to head into Scottish schools, Colin McGill addresses some of their most pressing questions

Experts say scrapping controversial benefits limit would reduce child poverty but would not help the government achieve its school-readiness targets

Schools’ right to exclude should be maintained, but this should not distract from the need to tackle the lack of staff and other critical issues that affect behaviour, says Andrea Bradley

Dame Rachel de Souza calls for changes to the way referrals are overseen amid concerns that vulnerable pupils are more likely to face abuse at school

After Keir Starmer’s reshuffle, three new ministers joined the Department for Education. Find out who they are and what responsibilities they have

Think tank calls for ministers to make it clearer to headteachers that their school will be backed if they decide to exclude

Skills learned through performing music in school, such as confidence and collaboration, are valuable in a wide range of careers, new research shows

Some 36 per cent of secondary teachers report that a non-specialist is teaching children who have just moved up to their school, a Teacher Tapp poll for Tes shows