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

If a headteacher has their own designated parking bay, it says a lot about their style of leadership, says Stephen Petty

Hundreds of schools now washing pupils' uniforms as deprivation bites

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

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

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

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

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

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

Average property costs £1.3m in London borough with most Outstanding schools

For this week's teacher recipe, Siobhan Blunden-Currie shares a healthy alternative to going down the chippie

Sarah Simons asks if there is space for more teachers to be a 'culture aunt'

Heads say money should have been kept to help 'desperate' schools

Eduqas' English language GCSE offers variety and flexibility, writes one deputy head, who shares his tips on making the most of it

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Whether you’re a mindfulness convert or not, try these simple exercises to get some headspace at work, says Jo Steer

Metro mayor and MP Dan Jarvis sets out how he would like a Labour government to transform adult education

Latest accounts data shows 17 colleges spent at least £200,000 on principals' salaries

The variation in the school choice system by geography, ethnicity and pupil premium eligibility must be questioned

We can expect downpours on issues such as funding, SEND provision and social media this year, says Colin Harris

Sarah Simons and Nigel Duncan, principal and chief executive of Fareham College, discuss pop-up colleges

Schools urged to sign a charter putting pupils' broader education and wellbeing above Sats scores

In the magazine this week: is there such a thing as the right personality for teaching?

Education ministers have made 31 visits to London since January – but just three to the North East, figures show

A teacher convicted of drug dealing, theft and drink driving has been barred indefinitely from the profession

In this week's postbag of letters to the editor, Tes readers discuss SEND and exclusions, setting and home education

Researcher who analysed 2 million published words of GCSE coverage says exam boards should engage better with the media

When did Ofsted become synonymous with teaching? Geoff Barton urges the sector to refocus on what matters most: learning

With the need to boost technical education mroe pressing than ever, reviving polys could be the answer, says Tom Bewick

The only training course for educational psychologists in Scotland next year will not run

The Resolution Foundation's Kathleen Henehan makes sense of this month’s apprenticeship data in four charts

The Migration Advisory Committee missed a great opportunity to send a message across the world, writes Julia Belgutay

New GDPR rules around data protection came into effect earlier this year, but how much has your school done to comply?

Tim Coulson backed by DfE evidence tsar in warning that school-admissions choice is bad for social mobility

While the DfE straitjackets schools, Ofsted makes them perform tricks – both lead to loss of autonomy, says this teacher

New Scottish guidance advises that avoiding exclusions would help give troubled pupils a ‘strong start in life’

Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson says only 7 per cent of schools give parents required information

Education Endowment Foundation leader highlights irony of school reforms

Biomimicry – copying nature to solve human problems – offers pupils the chance to come up with planet-saving solutions

Yet, they're not being provided with enough CPD to develop and gain confidence for leadership, says Dame Alison Peacock

We wouldn’t let teachers work in asbestos buildings but stressful environments are a bigger killer, writes Natasha Devon

Forget the return of ‘Strictly’, says Hilary Goldsmith – the school open evening is where you’ll see real showmanship

Research raises doubts about whether Progress 8 is a fair accountability measure

Month's starts are up on last year's figures, but the total for the 2017-18 academic year shows a drop of almost a third

Ofsted looks to ensure that inspectors spend more time in schools amid criticism that its reports are unreliable

A new report from the 5% Club calls for a bigger role for work experience in schools and colleges

'Ethically dubious tactics' used by 'professional parents' to secure places in good schools revealed in report

Pupils rank Barack Obama, Gareth Southgate, Donald Trump and Jeremy Corbyn among most-admired leaders

The Migration Advisory Committee does not recommend the removal of international students from immigration targets

The apprenticeship levy should be spent on 'the wider community', according to unions

The Scottish government is to publish its action plan on closing the disability employment gap over the coming months

Colleges can expect better news in Ofsted's annual report, with more graded 'outstanding' and 'good' in 2017-18

Sick of scrolling through edu-Twitter? Instagram offers a creative and caring teacher community, writes Carina Roseweir

Much can be gained from sharing best practice on skills and employment across the home nations, says Stephen Evans

Director of new V&A Dundee calls for more 'design thinking' in schools and for pupils to be set problem-solving tasks

During the long autumn term, teachers need to make sure they protect their own wellbeing, says Yvonne Williams

Translating research into the ‘messy’ world of the classroom is very complicated, says Professor Steve Higgins

Clare Sealy talks about memory in the classroom in this sneak peek of our NQT Tes guide to your first year in teaching

Knowing what to teach and who to speak to can be a challenge at first so here's some advice for newly qualified teachers

It may feel like throwing away your right arm, but you won't regret trading it for technology, says Stephen Petty

Trainee teacher David Hall finds he's now not so eligible on the dating scene – a sign of the job's falling esteem

MPs also warned that teachers 'with bad attitudes' encourage home education among pupils from Traveller communities

School psychologists call for smacking to be outlawed in England, as Scotland and Wales both move towards a ban

Outlawing mobile phones had an immediate and ‘astonishing’ impact at one independent school, according to its head

Scotland’s education secretary and deputy first minister sets daily challenges for ages 11-13 for Maths Week Scotland