The college was named sixth-form college of the year

The college was named adult and community learning provider of the year

The college received the AoC mental health and wellbeing award

City of Glasgow College received the City & Guilds College Engagement with Employers Award at the AoC Beacon Awards 2019

The Bedford College lecturer has been named teacher of year

The Weston College principal and chief executive was named FE leader of the year

The college scooped the award for apprenticeship programme of the year

Staff from the college were named professional services team of the year at the Tes FE Awards 2019

Annette Bruton has won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Tes FE Awards 2019

For the first time, the Tes FE Awards also hosted the Association of Colleges Beacon Awards

The beloved poet didn't take to his strict teachers in wartime Liverpool – but he does recall Brother Ryan and Miss Allen

Top DfE civil servant says delay gives his staff more time to prepare for 'who knows what'

Editing Wikipedia could 'teach skills in coding, editing, communications and copyright'

Kensington and Chelsea College has defended the costs it said it incurred as a result of a planned merger being cancelled

Wellbeing expert Jo Steer explains how practising ‘mindful listening’ could help teachers and students to be happier

For so many teachers, the worry of being rejected prevents them from disclosing mental health issues at interview stage, finds Tom Rogers

AI may struggle to 'recognise skills in creativity, reader-based prose and persuasiveness'

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The FE commissioner has published reports on North Warwickshire and South Leicestershire College, and Macclesfield College

According to John Hattie, pupils prefer teachers to robots – but what does this really mean for our future? JL Dutaut explores...

PSHE guidance omits keeping children safe on roads, says Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents

Brexit could have ‘significant consequences’ for the free nursery hours expansion, warns Scottish government

Academy trust says releasing figure would 'prejudice our commercial interests'

Tes investigation reveals controversial £6m deal is still in place, as watchdog calls for transparency

NEU voices concerns over Diocesan trust plan to reduce sick pay for 'staff at their most vulnerable'

Cases of measles are on the rise following low take up of MMR vaccine in 2000s

If the 500-plus EU teachers working in Scotland leave it will have 'serious ramifications', warns the Scottish government

We need to remain calm in order to win over those parents protesting about relationships education, says Geoff Barton

Economics teacher who had sexual relationships with two sixth-form students is banned indefinitely from profession

A new skills inquiry is to visit Bristol, Middlesbrough and Spalding. Sir John Hayes and Barry Sheerman explain why

Campaigners say schools are bypassing law banning opening of new grammar schools

Ofsted report is critical of Jewish primary school over lack of teaching about different sexual orientations

College lecturers in Scotland have had enough of management's unwillingness to negotiate in good faith, writes Pam Currie

Redbridge officer suspended after saying a pupil stabbing was preferable to knife arches

There are thousands of Carolines out there, juggling teaching and single parenthood – we don’t thank them enough

Modelling is a crucial step in helping pupils to master new concepts and embedding learning for Sats, one teacher explains

From climate change to knife crime, we need to stop laying the ills of society at the school gates, writes Mark Enser

Disadvantaged pupils in coastal schools struggle with changes to English GCSE and removal of ECDL from Progress 8

Baroness Mary Warnock, who has died aged 94, authored a landmark report on special educational needs and disabilities

An Iranian asylum seeker explains how a visit to a school made him feel like he belonged

Claim made by teaching union rep who fears installation of arches in schools will encourage knives outside

Despite everything, I still love teaching, writes John Newton as he shares 7 ways to transform the profession

Education secretary says link between exclusions and knife crime is 'complex'

DfE says landmark Supreme Court case upholding the right of councils to fine parents was likely behind increase

More than one in six pupils missed school for a family holiday in 2017-18, according to official DfE figures

DfE launches £31.6m procurement programme to improve the supply of educational psychologists

Winner of Tes Schools award shares advice on how to make your school more sustainable

Victoria Park Primary's site on a concrete triangle did not stop it from scooping the Tes sustainable school award

Former DfE adviser Luke Tryl says teachers have a ‘vital’ role in exposing pupils to ideas they won’t find at home

As MPs hear concerns about SEND funding, education minister admits that 'there are real pressures' on budgets

On seeing you after cancer diagnosis and bald, students can react in different ways – one teacher shares her experience

'More money is going to come' for schools, says Mark Lehain, director of Parents and Teachers for Excellence

Scotland's college bosses have written to lecturers going on strike, warning that union is misrepresenting pay offers

Primary schools who fulfil the spirit of the national curriculum 'will be seen as excellent', says inspectorate

One head explains that an approach based on neuroscience has improved behaviour, cut exclusions and boosted wellbeing

Colleges were encouraged to merge to be more financially resilient. But could staying small be safer, asks Ian Pryce

Like hipsters with identical outfits, school websites, promo videos and even teachers are all turning into clones

Moran to be succeeded by deputy after six years at the helm of one of England's biggest MATs

Andrea Leadsom says parents should be able to 'withdraw their children' from lessons about LGBT issues

Taking a more long-term view of skills policy and funding would reap rewards for the whole sector, Stephen Evans writes

Scotland’s reigning teacher of the year posts drone footage of Pi Day project involving hundreds of pupils

Prue Leith says lunchtime should be a lesson, and all pupils and staff should eat the same school dinner

Many students and teachers are already on the frontline of scientific discovery, writes Professor Becky Parker

GCSE speaking and listening exams are tough for pupils and teachers alike. One MFL teacher offers tips on how to prepare

Trust says it wants to speak to parents of all children in its schools about a 'positive way forward'

Proposed merger with Morley College aims to 'secure and improve' campus serving community affected by Grenfell disaster

ASCL's figure for the funding schools need sparked criticism – but children's futures are at stake, says Julie McCulloch

They will receive £1.8 million from the strategic college improvement fund and work with high-performing partners

Department says it is 'working with partners' on the scheme, which was pledged in its 2016 childhood obesity plan

Heads are being forced to muck in – much like leaders of small schools have been doing for years, says Michael Merrick

Younger apprentices taking more introductory level programmes need to be prioritised, the AELP says

New teachers must be given the time and trust they need to grow into their roles, says Professor Jonathan Glazzard

Strong role models are one way to encourage more women into Stem careers, Charlotte Hughes says. Her blog is part of the #InspiringApprentices campaign

Report on live music industry says quality of music education faces multiple threats

Young people with SEND tell Commons committee of their frustrations with a sometimes 'useless' system

Staff will still walk out at five colleges where talks have been unable to alleviate strike action

Inspectorate says it wants to stop giving schools an incentive to hide the problem 

Ambition Institute will have to 'continually demonstrate' long-term benefits of investing in CPD

We need to trust teachers to take the decisions that make a difference to learning, says education secretary John Swinney

All of Intraining and Rathbone Training's 19 centres could be closed as part of plans put out for consultation by NCG

Adam Evans also referred to 'finger-blasting' and 'sweaty gooches'

Words are powerful in the classroom, but teachers mustn’t forget that body language is important, too, says Adam Riches

Lib Dem leader Sir Vince Cable hopes a focus on lifelong learning may help the party regain its educationalist credentials

Consultation is no reflection of quality, but now is 'a good time' to review post-16 courses, says skills minister

Teachers are coming together to shout about funding and poverty – but we need to increase the volume, says one head

David Watt will take up his post at the regional college immediately

Too often, we can give credit to the loudest pupil, when other attributes are equally desirable, says Eimer C Page

Watchdog reveals a lot of the consultation response to the proposal has been ‘very negative’

New inspection framework will also allow more time for talking to classroom teachers

Pupils taking technical awards have lower absence and exclusion rates, according to a DfE analysis

Marilyn Fairclough has been teaching for 54 years – and she's not planning to leave the classroom any time soon

When is A-level results day? Find the key dates and what to do if your results aren’t what you expected.

Heads’ leader warns proposal could lead to problems becoming ‘more entrenched and needing even greater intervention’

Consultation leaves questions over whether qualifications like BTECs and Cambridge Technicals will still be funded

YouGov poll also finds 96% of primary heads are concerned about the pressure of KS2 Sats on pupil wellbeing

Subcontracting apprenticeships can get a bad rap, but done well it is a vital part of the FE sector, Ian Pretty writes

Al-Khair School unlawfully segregates boys and girls aged 11-16

MPs called on to review ‘increasingly complex schools admission system’

Ex-director Luke Tryl wanted watchdog to look at the number of pupils in school using tutors

Heads challenge DfE to disprove that schools are £5.7bn short of what they need