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Instead of barking orders and establishing prohibitive rules, there is a way to steer students towards desirable conduct with minimal effort on the part of school leaders, finds Jo Clemmet. It involves using behavioural psychology to subtly prod young people into making the right decisions for themselves

Pit your wits against Tes’ Easter-themed quiz

The adventurer lifts the lid on his childhood experiences at Eton, recalls an eventful school trip up Snowdon and explains why he believes the most important learning happens outside the classroom

Abrupt cancellations of exams in England shows risk of a single exam approach, Pisa chief Andreas Schleicher has said

They want external school inspections to be replaced by a peer-review system led by teachers

The past two years have been very hard for trainee teachers – but that doesn’t mean it’s all bad news, says Adam Riches

The deal would result in a 1 per cent pay settlement ‘for the majority of teachers’, says EIS teaching union

NASUWT delegates to debate mental health problems being ‘exacerbated’ by ‘unmanageable workloads’ during the Covid crisis

New research shines a light on how teaching assistants stepped up to keep schools functioning during the winter lockdown

Instead of focusing on girls’ uniforms and self-defence classes, we need to change boys’ attitudes, says Emily Gunton

Teaching students with special educational needs how to stay safe online presents some challenges, says Mark Harrington

As Muslims prepare for the beginning of the holy month, schools can take simple steps to support students and teachers