05 July 2020
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05 July 2020
04 July 2020
In full: Your guide to September's back-to-school plan
What teachers need to know about the DfE guidance on how all pupils can return to school full-time in September
2 Jul 2020
Podcasts
Life after lockdown for school leaders
Tes - The education podcastWe need a national education campaign to stop littering
Pictures of piles of rubbish at beaches and other beauty spots since lockdown eased show that schools alone cannot stop the scourge of littering - we need a public information campaign
4 Jul 2020
Teaching FE: the gift that keeps giving (no, really!)
In FE, you may not be showered with physical gifts at the end of term - but that doesn't mean that your students don't appreciate you, writes Kirsty Walker
4 Jul 2020
Boarding schools offering quarantine to overseas pupils
Optimism growing about return of overseas pupils, with interest reported in Hong Kong and China
3 Jul 2020
Tes podcast: Schools' ‘mind-boggling’ opening challenge
In education's favourite podcast, the Tes team discuss the government's guidance for reopening schools in September
3 Jul 2020
Dear madam: letters to the editor 3/7/20
In this week's postbag of letters to the editor, Tes readers discuss racism and girls with ADHD being overlooked
3 Jul 2020
10 favourite books of our pupils with additional needs
Award-winning primary school shares the top 10 reads of its pupils with additional support needs
3 Jul 2020
'In challenging times, you see what you're capable of'
Meet Jennifer Coupland, the IfATE chief executive who is no stranger to leading through a crisis
3 Jul 2020
Shielding teachers are anxious about school reopenings
DfE guidance that previously shielding teachers can return was a shock to this pregnant teacher - who is now fearful over what the months ahead will hold
3 Jul 2020
Five things special schools need to know for reopening
Special schools are expected to return all pupils in September. Here's what the DfE has set out to guide that process
3 Jul 2020
Many teachers and parents will ignore track and trace
The idea of a track and trace programme only works if teachers and parents adhere to it - so what do you do if you've already been told by individuals in both groups they won't abide by it?
3 Jul 2020
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Pregnancy and teaching: a survival guide
3 Jul 2020
Placements: 'It’s a foot in the door with employers'
The Manchester College delivered 20 per cent of the DfE's national target for 40-day work placements last year. Kate Parker explores their approach
3 Jul 2020
Coronavirus and schools: LIVE 3/7
A one-stop shop for teachers who want to know what impact the outbreak of the virus will have on their working lives
3 Jul 2020
Who owns a child's work, and 29 other teaching guides
Here is our weekly round-up of teaching guides and advice published by Tes over the last seven days
3 Jul 2020
The weak link in online teaching? Reliable internet
Pupils complaining about a loss of internet access is the new 'the dog ate my homework' – but when it happened to Yvonne Williams, her perspective changed instantly
3 Jul 2020
'Pupil anger over social injustices must be harnessed'
Gemma Hargraves says a generation of pupils questioning their society and what they are taught is a great thing to see – teachers should embrace and nurture it
3 Jul 2020
How I learned to stop worrying and love the Zoom calls
Ginny Bootman has been on a rollercoaster ride with Zoom over the last three months – but thinks she has finally found a happy medium for its long-term use in her teaching life
3 Jul 2020
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12 May 2020
'Where's Plan B in the government's reopening plans?'
Geoff Barton appreciates it's hard to cover every issue when reopening schools during a pandemic – but fines for parents and a lack of Plan B if lockdowns return are worrisome
3 Jul 2020
School breakfast clubs extended over summer holidays
Charities are making arrangements with schools participating in breakfast club programmes to continue delivering breakfasts for disadvantaged children over the summer
3 Jul 2020
Pupil 'bubbles' plan threatened by lack of transport
Lack of alternatives means a 'significant number' of pupils will mix with pupils in different year groups or different schools while travelling to school
3 Jul 2020
Call for countryside code to be taught in schools
Warning that a lack of rural education has 'left a generation without a basic understanding' of country life
3 Jul 2020
Don't throw away your shot (for musicals-themed CPD)
As people around the world rejoice at the release of Hamilton on Disney+, a teacher and self-confessed musicals expert looks at what valuable lessons songs from across the world of theatre and film have for us in the classroom
3 Jul 2020
T-level placements 'require significant resource'
The government will procure an organisation to support providers in delivering placements for 2020-22 following the coronavirus pandemic
3 Jul 2020
Youth unemployment could hit 1m, warns IPPR
An extra 620,000 people aged between 18 and 24 will be jobless by the end of the year, think tank warns
3 Jul 2020
OfS bans 'conditional unconditional' offers to HE
Any higher education provider in breach of the rules will face fines up to half a million pounds, says the Office for Students
3 Jul 2020
£3.2bn needed to tackle unemployment, says report
A delay in delivering investment could be "tantamount to levelling down", Learning and Work Institute and Reform report says
3 Jul 2020
Coronavirus and schools: LIVE 2/7
A one-stop shop for teachers who want to know what impact the outbreak of the virus will have on their working lives
2 Jul 2020
