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16 September 2021
16 September 2021
16 September 2021
Gavin Williamson removed as education secretary
Williamson leaves DfE as Boris Johnson carries out cabinet reshuffle
15 Sep 2021
Scottish school inspections to return in January
Education Scotland will 'adopt a phased approach' to resuming school inspections after long Covid hiatus
16 Sep 2021
How to remove the silence around miscarriage in schools
Miscarriage is heartbreaking – and in schools, we need to support those who are suffering, writes Laura Pizey
16 Sep 2021
Why Gibb's exit may spell big changes for school policy
The removal of schools minister Nick Gibb suggests education reforms could lie ahead, writes James Bowen
16 Sep 2021
Podcasts
Covid catch-up and cancel culture
Tes – The education podcastTeaching time higher than average – even with cut
Scottish teachers' time in class is set to remain above average, even with cut of 1.5 hours a week promised by the government
16 Sep 2021
Supply teaching: why new teachers should consider it
Going straight into supply teaching as an ECT can be daunting but the skills gained are invaluable, writes this teacher
16 Sep 2021
Heads call for end to EBacc targets after Gibb's exit
The ASCL school leaders' union also appeals for GCSE reform and warns that students sit too many exams in summer term
16 Sep 2021
Nick Gibb leaving schools minister role in reshuffle
Long-standing education minister says he is sad to be leaving his post
15 Sep 2021
No additional assessments if exams cancelled, vows SQA
Running additional assessments would ‘place excess workload on teachers, lecturers and learners’, SQA says
15 Sep 2021
Nadhim Zahawi appointed education secretary
Former vaccines minister named as head of Department for Education after Gavin Williamson sacked in Cabinet shake-up
15 Sep 2021
Five banned books to get children excited about reading
The thrill of reading a book that some authorities have outlawed is a great stimulus for discussion, says Gemma Clark
15 Sep 2021
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Classroom practice: 8 steps to better group work
Group work is never easy to get right and, as someone who has made all the mistakes, former teacher Ryan Wilson shares his advice
15 Sep 2021
Covid vaccine plan: Everything schools need to know
Your guide to schools' role in the latest Covid vaccination drive, with jabs offered to pupils aged 12 to 15
15 Sep 2021
Middle leadership: How to build an outstanding team
Middle leaders are at the centre of school improvement but they are only as successful as the people around them, writes Elena Diaz
15 Sep 2021
Schools seek security advice over vaccine protests
Headteachers are being advised to get in touch with pupil vaccine team at ‘first opportunity’ to establish ‘what security planning they have in place’
15 Sep 2021
The assessment bias trap: what the TAGs taught us
What are the most common types of teacher bias? And how can we avoid it impacting judgements in assessments?
15 Sep 2021
Ofsted chief backs home education register plan
Amanda Spielman says parents should not feel threatened by register of children home educating
15 Sep 2021
From our partners
DfE could spend over £1m on competitive sport for girls
Heads welcome investment in sport but warn schools face competing demands from a 'crowded curriculum'
15 Sep 2021
Vaccination of 12- to 15-year-olds to start on Monday
The first minister has also announced that face coverings will continue to be worn in schools until at least the October holidays
14 Sep 2021
Why now is the time to change your seating plan
Now you know your new students a bit better, it’s time to rejig your seating plan to meet their needs, says Nathan Burns
14 Sep 2021
Ofsted told to write to MPs over off-rolling omission
Committee chair accuses inspectorate of ‘chickening out’ of naming the problem in school reports
14 Sep 2021
‘Invisible’ Ofsted blamed for ‘patchy’ remote learning
Robert Halfon says learning loss would not have been so extreme in first lockdown if Ofsted had been more proactive
14 Sep 2021
Ofsted to visit more MATs from next term
Evaluations of multi-academy trusts will mirror inspection framework, with 12 planned for spring term
14 Sep 2021
Nine quick wins to support Year 7 with transition
Transition can be tough for Year 7s, so how can secondary teachers ensure they feel settled? One teacher shares his tips
14 Sep 2021
Union: vaccinating pupils will make secondaries safer
Scotland’s largest teaching union and children’s commissioner have both welcomed new advice to offer vaccine to 12- to 15-year-olds
14 Sep 2021
Union warns of ‘exodus’ of school leaders over pay
Headteachers say pay freeze is a ‘slap in the face’ and will weaken school leadership pipeline
14 Sep 2021
Podcast: Creating a truly rounded educational offering
The latest Tes International podcast hears about a school’s wide-ranging focus on providing unique learning opportunities to its students during the pandemic and beyond
14 Sep 2021
