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Poverty and the kind of courses students are on can exacerbate the impact of lost learning time, writes David Hughes

Getting employers to design qualifications risks students missing out on broader knowledge, warns Sam Jones

Stars come together with Oak National Academy, Bafta and Place2Be to host activities for Children’s Mental Health Week

Wading into the teacher vaccine row, ex-prime minister says vaccinating all teachers is the ‘reasonable thing to do’

In this week’s Tes FE podcast, Julia Belgutay and Kate Parker are joined by Stuart Rimmer, AoC chair for mental health

Colleges set to get additional funding if they have recruited more than 100 extra students this year, Tes understands

Jon Richards, head of education at Unison, talks about fighting for the safety of support staff in the Covid crisis

From smaller classes to forcing students to think for themselves, the pandemic has pushed boundaries, says this lecturer

A year on from the report that laid bare WorldSkills UK’s lack of diversity, its chief executive sets out the changes made

More teachers than ever are leaving the college sector within two years, new research on the FE workforce reveals

... the more you dig in to it, the more you see the promise of something innovative and exciting, writes Gerry McDonald

In a profession in which the majority of staff not only experience periods and the menopause but must also teach students about them, how can we support those struggling with their menstrual health as well as combatting the embarrassment and shame that still surround the subject? Jessica Powell reports