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Politicians are ‘painfully slow’ in getting behind anti-racism work in schools, says Khadija Mohammed

But heads say the government is ‘giving with one hand and taking away with the other’ over pupil premium changes

Stephen Hawking Foundation launches teaching aid to tackle vaccine hesitancy, developed by secondary teachers

Stepping up from primary school to secondary teaching for a few lessons couldn’t be that hard...could it?

New Daily Mile event is helping children to get active and promoting the importance of physical activity after lockdown

‘Huge shock’ to system as an average of 60 per cent of normal school days disrupted by pandemic, catch-up tsar says

Teachers constantly feel tired anyway – so teaching all day without food or drink is extra tough, says Sherish Osman

Independent schools are looking to ‘monetise’ their lockdown experience by selling remote lessons overseas

The entrepreneur tells Tes Scotland about his own school days, the importance of school staff having more time to provide individualised support and why we need a soft-skills curriculum

In the run-up to the Scottish Parliament election, the political parties have been quiet about one key issue for teachers – cutting class sizes

Don’t bristle when the newbie chips in with a new idea or criticism – even experienced teachers can learn from those trained in the latest pedagogies, finds Nikki Cunningham-Smith

Sensing that young people are increasingly losing faith in the future, David Alcock set about putting negative media reporting into perspective by showing students that, historically, things are actually getting better