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Profile: ‘Prep schools aren’t Hogwarts - we innovate’
Prep schools’ leader Chris King tells Tes why mobile phones should be used by teachers, how bursaries may ‘take a knock’, and what happened when he met the Duke of Edinburgh
12 Apr 2021
The Terror: What the TV drama tells us about leadership
Arctic drama The Terror gives an insight into the value of different leadership styles in a crisis, says Laura Lavender
14 Apr 2021
How tech is creating unnecessary workload for teachers
Technology has led to an overload of electronic paperwork, including lengthy pupil reports, says Michael Tidd
14 Apr 2021
Union to launch national consultative ballot over pay
Pay is a 'real concern' for college teachers, warns the UCU, with the gap between school and FE teachers widening
14 Apr 2021
Podcasts
Covid catch-up and cancel culture
Tes – The education podcastWATCH: Can Covid set teachers free again?
New tech and different lesson delivery styles could lead to teachers being decision-makers again, says NASUWT president
14 Apr 2021
Free early years education from age 1 promised by SNP
Election pledge involves the extension of free early years education and 'wraparound' childcare all year round
14 Apr 2021
Schools could be 'investigated' over daily worship duty
Schools minister says all schools are required to ensure a collective act of worship takes place every day
14 Apr 2021
Colleges must be at heart of catch-up plan, says IoD
Business leaders keen to support young people into work must understand the impact of lost learning, says employer group
14 Apr 2021
How secondaries can build better links with parents
After studying why parental engagement can diminish in secondary school, this teacher has some helpful insights to share
14 Apr 2021
Scottish election 2021: Greens’ manifesto for education
Ahead of the election, the Greens pledge to reform national education bodies such as the SQA and give teachers autonomy
14 Apr 2021
Music tuition will be free to all pupils, SNP promises
Music tuition manifesto promise made amid concerns about the postcode lottery and the impact of Covid
14 Apr 2021
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Today's school, education and teacher news: LIVE 13/4
The hub for specialist education news for those working in schools and everyone who is interested in them
13 Apr 2021
Academies latest: 13 key points teachers need to know
From Ofsted and Covid to 'tightened' academy regulation, here are the highlights from today's education committee meeting
13 Apr 2021
SQA: 'No requirement to replicate full formal exams'
SQA insists that there should not be 'one-off, high-stakes' assessments this year after exams were cancelled
13 Apr 2021
Academy conversion backlog of failed schools cut by 62%
Regional schools commissioner 'really hopeful' sponsor has been found for school waiting 10 years to become an academy
13 Apr 2021
Private school scholarships 'do little' for inclusion
Most private school scholarships still require a 'very substantial' financial contribution from families, says report
13 Apr 2021
Laptops target still unmet a month after pupils’ return
The DfE is still more than 4,000 devices short on delivering its target of free laptops for disadvantaged pupils
13 Apr 2021
From our partners
8 ways to make a success of whole-class reading
Research tells us there are numerous benefits to whole-class reading sessions - so how can you make the most of them?
13 Apr 2021
'My teaching job hunt feels like a brutal talent show'
Supply teachers have felt 'disposable' during Covid-19, writes one teacher who has struggled to find work
13 Apr 2021
SNP to promise more help with cost of school day
Party will promise help with practical subject costs, school trips and school uniform
13 Apr 2021
Warning of 'vast inequality' in school libraries
Government must put primary libraries 'at the heart' of Covid recovery, says children's laureate
13 Apr 2021
Digital poverty: Hundreds without devices, warn leaders
A third of colleges do not have sufficient internet-enabled devices for students to study at home, new research shows
13 Apr 2021
Covid catch-up fund is too restrictive, warn colleges
More than 70 per cent of colleges are providing additional tuition on top of the 16 to 19 Tuition Fund, research shows
13 Apr 2021
3 reasons why colleges need more funding per student
As the Association of Colleges publishes its report on the impact of Covid, its chief executive calls for more funding
13 Apr 2021
Catch-up: 77% of 16-18s performing below expectations
Vocational students have lost out on crucial skills development and training during Covid, says Association of Colleges
13 Apr 2021
Today's school, education and teacher news: LIVE 12/4
The hub for specialist education news for those working in schools and everyone who is interested in them
12 Apr 2021
Why every teacher must try to be approachable
Young people are nervous of speaking about their mental health – so we need to encourage them, says Mel Tropman
12 Apr 2021
