Fasna has voted to redefine itself as the trade association that will lobby on behalf of the academies sector

Authors of a meta-analysis of studies into effective CPD respond to criticisms in the 21 September issue of Tes

The Association of Employment and Learning Providers cites the migration committee's report in its recommendations

Public rate health and education as the two top areas for extra public investment

Recommendations to improve science teaching in secondary have been issued by the Education Endowment Foundation

Pupils need to go through a process of replacing their own ideas with more scientifically correct ones, says report

New functional skills qualifications in maths and English will start being taught in the 2019-20 academic year

The Institute for Apprenticeships launches a consultation on its first statutory review of apprenticeship standards

No Department for Education funding for a pay rise for college staff is a 'worry', says FE commissioner Richard Atkins

Scottish government official says he wants to 'demythologise' national tests, during education-festival seminar

Publishers warn of risk of introducing a quality mark for textbooks and other curriculum resources

Warning that proposed retention of salary threshold will impede recruitment

If we make it hard for heads to find the right school for violent children, we're putting staff at risk, says this head

Pupil survey raises concerns that classroom e-safety education has little relevance to children's use of technology

Nicola Sturgeon faces attacks over national assessments and ‘crash’ in subject choice

Parents are central to educational success – so schools need to talk to them about their child, writes Colin Harris

PSHE has dropped off many schools’ timetables, but it is vital we bring the subject back, says this English teacher

Scottish education secretary vows to take action after councils 'breach' government rules

The education secretary is visiting Germany and the Netherlands to learn from the worlds' leading vocational education systems

Pressure is growing on the government to increase spending on further education, writes Stephen Evans

Damian Hinds should learn a lot from the Netherlands, writes Yvonne Williams – not least the value of partnerships

​​​​​​​Scottish government likely to ignore vote on National Standardised Assessments and press ahead with tests for P1s

Idea contained in naturalist's People’s Manifesto for Wildlife

One 'travelling teacher' recalls a class who found their voice – and an adult visitor who was a fish out of water

Breck Bednar film launched to highlight dangers of online grooming

Cressida Cowell says ministers 'want everything to be measured all the time'

If Ofsted tried to judge pupils' wellbeing at a school, it could have negative consequences, warns Natasha Devon

Teacher says national tests for youngest pupils are 'not fit for purpose', but a head insists they are useful

While 16-19 academies will benefit from the DfE's pay rise for school teachers, sixth-form colleges will miss out

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Over the past five years candidates taking French or German at GCSE/IGCSE have fallen by a quarter, research suggests

Girls are more unhappy than they were 10 years ago – but they are more open to talking about mental health, a poll shows

NEU's Kevin Courtney reveals opposition to inspection overhaul and his hopes for improvement on workload

Minister previously cited OECD's Pisa to support views on teaching methods

What is Colleges Week, who is behind it and when is it happening? Here's your guide to the Love Our Colleges campaign

EIS teaching union warns that pay offer failed to redress 'the decade of detriment to teachers' pay'

Scottish government officials reveal their advice to schools during demonstration of controversial national tests

Head of the DfE's academies funding body reminds trusts about new rules on related-party transactions

Steve McQueen aims to take a class photo of every Year 3 in London to capture a 'moment of excitement, anxiety and hope'

The further education wish list for government is backed by the AoC, NUS, ASCL, UCU, GMB, TUC, NEU and Unison

If you want to become the Golden Balls of teaching, you need lots of practice and to watch experts, says Claire Smith

Damian Hinds is keen to copy Germany's technical education system. It simply won't work in the UK, writes Julia Belgutay

Many teachers have 'a broken relationship' with maths because of the way it is taught, argues academic

Teachers have faced 'year after year of real-terms pay cuts, while working longer and longer hours', says Layla Moran

Poetry memorisation is a skill all pupils should be taught, and this is how to do it, says a head of drama

Migration committee says a higher proportion of migrant pupils correlates with better results for native-born classmates

The Department for Education has agreed to fund Ofsted to carry out monitoring visits of new providers

Plan would mean the results of pupils who leave a school's roll remaining with the school until they have another place

Reality TV star head Drew Povey resigns, revealing he has been accused of 'deliberately "off-rolling" students'

Hundreds of schools now washing pupils' uniforms as deprivation bites

Tes and National Governors Association research reveals worrying new evidence about reality of recruitment crisis

Counselling sessions for pupils concerned about peer sex abuse up 29 per cent

Pupils most exposed to pollution on school run and in the playground

Education secretary has gone to Germany and the Netherlands in a bid to find the elixir for everlasting FE glory

You don't have to be a martyr to be an effective teacher, but you have to relax to be an effective human, writes one teacher

Only a third of Scots now view university as the best option on the path to a successful career

Spending on early years and HE may have increased, but post-16 education has been left behind, writes Luke Sibieta

In his latest piece for Tes Scotland, education secretary John Swinney writes about why teachers should never feel alone

Vision West Nottinghamshire College received exceptional financial support from the ESFA

Emma Knights writes about governors' survey findings

The NAHT is right: the word 'outstanding' is losing all meaning, argues Michael Tidd

School leaders need to challenge negative stereotypes around part-time working, argues Lucy Starbuck Braidley

More people are waking up to the fact that teaching to the test is not a long-term solution, says Daisy Christodoulou

Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that extra schools cash from DfE will not cover rising costs

Peter Marples and Di McEvoy-Robinson will leave one of the country’s biggest providers by the end of the month

Today's IFS report on education funding makes for bleak reading for those in FE, says AoC chief executive David Hughes

MATs concentrating power over schools with ‘too few people’, say governors

School governors call for action, warning cuts will harm education

What will the annual political gatherings make a difference to education?

FE student funding has fallen 10 per cent in 10 years, research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies and the Nuffield Foundation shows

Sixth forms have suffered the sharpest funding cuts in education, says Institute for Fiscal Studies

NEU indicative ballot could take place electronically

In a deprived community in Chicago, one dance teacher is using arts education to empower disadvantaged pupils

Use the connection between linguistics and joke-writing to embed grammatical knowledge, suggests this children’s author

To meet the needs of adopted and looked-after children we must rebalance the relationship between inclusion and attainment

Schools need to be accountable, but the current system doesn’t sharpen accountability – it muddles and confuses it

Star warns of damage to 'one of Britain's most lucrative exports'

Layla Moran repeats call for Ofsted to be abolished

Chief inspector also repeats concerns about off-rolling

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Class messaging apps have ‘opened the door for an avalanche of fussing and fretting’, says this teacher

Tom Starkey was surprised to find a number of his former students standing between him and his bacon roll

Ignore the 'we're doing it for the kids' mantra when it comes to giving up your weekends for revision sessions, says this teacher

Research has revealed that glitter has a damaging effect on the environment, so it is time to ban it from classrooms?

Musharaf Asghar, the young star of Channel 4's Educating Yorkshire, thanks the teacher who helped him overcome his stammer

Our secret supply teacher shares their advice on how to scope out a school you haven't taught at before

Forming strong relationships with both children and parents will help pupils settle in to Reception, says Nicky Clements

It is essential voters get a final say on the terms of the UK's divorce from the EU, writes college principal Andy Forbes

The Bafta-winning film director talks about the importance of creativity and the attractions of teaching

...expect fights over shiny new scooters, segways and power-assisted cycles, says primary teacher Steve Eddison

A Swansea head is handed a two-year community order after police uncovered indecent selfies of teenage girl on smartphone

Ofsted chief defends inspectorate at launch of critical new report

New £38 million programme will help build long-term partnerships with schools in Africa, Asia and the Middle East

As school leaders call for teachers, not targets, to be the driving force for improvement, is this a turning point?

Teacher who had head followed and filmed banned for at least three years

Heads fear 'real-term budget cut' with pay award

Education secretary John Swinney questioned value of Pisa during his time as finance secretary

The much-loved broadcaster remembers a biology teacher who shared his fascination with the natural world

Yong Zhao's critique of evidence-based reforms hits the right beats but doesn't go far enough, writes Sir Kevan Collins