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The latest data shows there has been a small increase in the percentage of positive cases among school-aged children

Exams guidance has been published – just in time for Easter. But Covid only exacerbates an existing workload problem, says Geoff Barton

The countdown to one of the biggest dates in the independent school calendar starts today

The DfE finally publishes its model music curriculum after delaying for nearly two years

Communities secretary says protests at a West Yorkshire school are ‘not right’ and that the DfE is ‘liasing’ with the school on the matter

Covid is bringing online GCSEs and A levels a step closer. Here we reveal the education systems that have already made the switch

Pit your wits against Tes’ weekly general knowledge quiz

The final report from the Diversity in the Teaching Profession Working Group should act as a catalyst for landmark change, writes Henry Hepburn

The Scottish government needs to do better at defining its aims if it wants to see more consistent improvements in education standards, writes Emma Seith

The general secretary of the Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association chats to Emma Seith about his own schooldays in the East End of London, his time as a trade unionist in Northern Ireland, and what it was like to teach students including rapper Dizzee Rascal and England footballer Alex Scott

For some, single-sex schools are centres of excellence. For others, they entrench sexual stereotypes and gender inequality. Sifting through centuries of debate, girls’ school deputy head David James ponders the future of this approach in a society that is increasingly progressive, meritocratic and diverse

It’s time to reveal the schools and projects that have been shortlisted for each category in the Tes Independent School Awards 2021, the most hotly anticipated event in the education calendar. Champagne flutes at the ready...