If teachers are not given certain information, pupils will be at a disadvantage, says Garry Freeman. Here's what to do

Instead of mass hysteria over the 30-year-old student in a classroom, we should look at the benefits of having vetted adults learning in schools

The Education and Skills Funding Agency has issued financial health warnings to five colleges across the country

MSPs to explore evidence behind assessments that have prompted fears about impact on four-year-olds

More than 57,000 children known to be educated at home, but true number likely to be higher

Disadvantaged pupils less likely to take part in voluntary political activities at school

A major survey of adults in work has found the need for computer-related skills is rising, but English and maths is falling

64% of people grateful to at least one teacher for inspiring the person they are today

Council bosses warn schools are being pushed to the brink and need urgent support

The focus for primary schools shouldn’t be on ‘careers advice’ but on ‘career-related learning', argues Nick Chambers

Head accuses DfE of 'giving with one hand and taking away with two'

Secular Society says schools and church are 'working in cahoots' to coerce pupils into worship

But AET has also been given DfE permission to expand its number of primaries

If pupils have no access to a school library, they're unlikely to find one beyond the school gates, writes one author

Once you’ve got the learning bug, you're likely to carry on learning. But too few people get it, writes Stephen Evans

The Department for Education appoints M&C Saatchi in bid to challenge 'outdated attitudes' towards apprenticeships

Spielman warns pupils being removed from education can be the start of 'downward spiral'

Survey of Edinburgh nursery nurses and support assistants reveals that violence is seen as ‘part of the job’

The prime minister was asked whether she supported the Raise the Rate campaign to increase baseline 16-18 funding

Funding must be allocated and targeted effectively to meet the needs of all learners at all stages, writes Rod Bristow

The Scottish Funding Council has published guidance asking colleges to make sure wider circumstances are considered

Academic knowledge is only part of the puzzle, says researcher

Policymakers should be aware of a trade-off between pupils' achievement and happiness, report warns

…and it won't tell primary teachers anything they don't already know, writes Sarah Hannafin

Girls are often harassed, and often in schools, says this teacher

New information about the upcoming key stage 2 times tables check was published in November. So what do we know so far?

Greene King's Rooney Anand will replace Carole Stott as chair of WorldSkills UK in January 2019

Data shows many staff and pupils have been put at risk by dangerous school buildings

MSPs back plans that would mean Scotland no longer has one of the lowest ages of criminal responsibility in the world

Chief inspector says criminals are also preying on children who have fallen out of education

Hinds tackles 'last taboo' in education: supporting parents with learning at home

A new report highlights the ‘stunning’ lack of awareness there is about the barriers BME teachers working in Scotland face

A former colleague of the 11 staff suspended from an Edinburgh special school has described them as 'dedicated teachers'

Find out everything you need to know about the Association of Colleges Annual Conference 2018

But Hinds announces £1.4 billion for school buildings in 2019-20

But Gibb says new assessment 'designed so that it is easy to use for both teachers and pupils'

Tens of thousands of college students drop out in the first six weeks of each year, writes Julia Belgutay

Further details about the 2019 inspection framework have been released, but is Ofsted squeezing a quart into a pint pot?

​​​​​​​Taking children from ethnic minority communities into the countryside can give them the tools and confidence to flourish

The wave of resignations in the autumn term has left college leaders 'fearful for their own futures', AoC warns

Teaching Regulation Agency says Ian Roselman demonstrated 'serious and sustained dishonesty'

The HSE has warned of unsafe practices around transport at the end of the school day

Home educators are widely misrepresented, including on the Tes Podcast – and they have the right to react vocally

Such approaches make work a chore and lower the quality of work produced, argues Jarlath O’Brien

British Council issues Brexit warning over the decline of international experiences in schools

Children's commissioner says schools must teach pupils to manage 'avalanche' of online pressure

Higher salaries are tempting teachers abroad, says this head, and he says the demand is only going to rise

Fifth of teachers say they lack confidence in adapting relationships and sex education to meet needs of pupils with SEND

Garry Phillips quits City College Plymouth after no confidence vote by UCU members and criticism from FE commissioner

Pupils will get six seconds to answer a question in the new multiplication tables check, beginning in 2019-20

And it highlights just how tricky defining learning is, argues Christian Bokhove

Royal College of Paediatricians call for clear statement that LGBT people are part of healthy relationships

Norfolk, Suffolk and Isle of Wight among areas with best school and college careers advice, finds report

It's anti-bullying week and to show awareness teachers, students and schools have been showing off their odd socks – did yours make the list?

Teachers are needed to educate and train the future UK workforce after Brexit, says the Association of Colleges

In the name of a national poetry competition, one school receives a helping hand from an unlikely source…

A report by Canadian academics highlights six major flaws in England's FE system

MP demands urgent meeting with Hinds

BBC investigation finds one school had five staffed isolation rooms, costing more than £170,000 per year

Ofsted comes under attack for criticising schools over the practice

Education leaders face greater risks than ever before, so don't vilify those who get it wrong, urges David Hughes

To tackle the recruitment and retention crisis, we must emphasise the professional relationships that make teaching great

Non-fiction texts are the foundation stone of teaching reading comprehension, argues this teacher

Your guide to WorldSkills UK LIVE (formerly the Skills Show), which runs from 15-17 November at Birmingham's NEC

Research proves that early school start times hit students' health, writes one scientist, who suggests a 10am start

The DfE's response to the workload crisis is promising, but Ofsted must be on board, too, says Michael Tidd

Thinking about leadership training? Read this first, says Mark Roberts

Scheme to tackle holiday hunger in one of UK’s most deprived cities is found to have 'delivered food in a dignified way'

Head had been found guilty of 'conduct that may bring the profession into disrepute'

One in six pupils experiences bullying, with girls more likely to be targeted than boys, report reveals

A young boy who saved his mother’s life is supporting a call for first aid to be taught in all Scottish primaries

DfE has set out schools' powers to search and screen pupils, and confiscate items

Children in care supposed to be given highest priority but damning evidence shows they face 'discrimination' from schools

We must be proactive to help our children develop into adults who will behave more appropriately

Teaching assistants take on extra responsibilities in times of crisis, yet they have little training and lower salaries

Having data targets as part of performance management is counterproductive for these reasons, says this deputy head

The show's a stark reminder of schools' financial struggles – ideal viewing for the chancellor, writes Bernard Trafford

This principal from Jordan has seen her pupil numbers – and level of stress amongst teachers – increase in the wake of the Syrian refugee crisis

Everyone wants to help people who have been through childhood trauma, but is Scotland is taking the right approach?

Dozens of councils are having to cut budgets or move money to cope with funding pressures

Watchdog says children must be protected from gang members who use schools' uncompromising rules to 'build empires'

Michael Morpurgo's poignant read teaches pupils about the journey of the poppy and the sacrifice of those who fought in WW1

Distrust of immigrants and a lack of compassion for refugees pervades public discourse – schools can work to change that

Book allowing children to record their small acts of kindness to be passed between pupils

Fortnite and Flossing leave Tom Starkey cold, but there's no harm in supporting students' weird and wonderful passions

Staying professional in this circumstance is a must, says this teacher

Anyone who thinks any education system can solve social inequality needs to think harder about what 'inequality' and 'educated' really mean

School trips are becoming difficult to run for time and cost reasons, so how do we stop them disappearing?

A child’s education must be as varied as possible if they are to navigate a rapidly changing world, writes this teacher

Every student should be able to resit the exams, not just those with a grade 3 or D, writes Andrew Otty

What do you do when the ending of the class novel is ruined? English teacher, Grainne Hallahan has some suggestions

Survey finds 1 per cent of private school staff got same rise as state schools

A well ordered and refreshingly honest guide to evidence-based practice

Tes interviews the University Challenge star and maths teacher

The Lord of the Rings director, screenwriter and film producer recalls the teacher who starred in his very first film

Ofqual consults on changing 'severe' rule that saw GCSE, AS and A-level music candidates pay heavy penalty

In the face of rising youth violence, and 100 years on from the end of the First World War, thousands of pupils pledge to be peacemakers

The British Council highlights how schools can best provide intercultural experiences - either at home or abroad

A campaign group wants changes to deferral rules in Scotland, amid concerns that 4-year-olds are starting school too early

The head of education at a Scottish ‘sculpture park’ wants every child to experience the creativity it promotes