A school visit to Auschwitz presents a chance to open the eyes of students to the true horror of the Holocaust

Diversity among teacher training providers is good for all. But how do we ensure consistency, asks Samantha Twiselton

Schools have been warned to watch out for signs of prejudice towards Chinese students from peers or via social media

When the culture shock hits you as a teacher abroad, don’t worry, says Natasha Skinner – it’s all part of the process

Nearly a quarter of academy trusts in pilot say DfE advisers made no savings suggestions they hadn't already considered

Colleges need to collaborate with each other, education providers and the government to drive change, says David Hughes

Electricity is a tricky topic to teach at GCSE - Louise Lewis offers her tips on making these lessons work for everyone

Difference in progress scores between the North East and the South can be explained by pupil background, study shows

Holocaust Memorial Day: Former pupil recalls 'inspirational' matron at school in Hungary who sheltered Jewish children

Ofsted chief Amanda Spielman outlines 'shift in focus' in consultation for new inspections of initial teacher training

New free schools are planned for areas in the North of England, amid fresh claims of an educational divide

The Girl and the Dinosaur is a dreamy, wonderful book that challenged gender stereotypes for this nursery group

Flexible working can improve teachers' happiness - but it could hit moves to address the shortage of teaching professionals, says Ian Pryce

Tes head of content Ed Dorrell sits down with Dubai College headmaster Michael Lambert to chat about his career in international education and his school’s fascinating approach to pedagogy, research and teaching and learning

Tes profiles Mark Fenton, the Grammar School Heads Association CEO, who says his member schools offer pupils ‘a magic formula’ and teachers a 'testing' workload

Cash is part of £2.4m DfE sports fund to encourage schools to open facilities in the evening and in holidays

Removing students from lessons means teachers are not building relationships with disruptive pupils, say campaigners

One history teacher explains how a project featuring video testimony helped students to grasp the horror the Holocaust

Campaign to ban the use of isolation booths in schools takes to the national stage at a conference in Leeds

As Robert Burns' birthday is celebrated today, English teacher Jamie Thom says his poetry 'a wonderful thing to give young people'

We all know that retrieval practice is key to making learning last - and Yousuf Hamid has simple techniques to build it into every lesson

Let this new decade mean the death of pointless tasks that don’t benefit teachers or students, writes David Cahn

Mr Buchanan had led the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference, representing elite private schools, since 2018

'Too much aggravation' for the government to open more selective schools, says key figure in grammar schools movement

The MEI's proposed new GCSE for post-16 students: a game changer, or destined to be forgotten? Stephen Exley reports

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NEU teaching union says 'public has right to know full extent of what occurred and who was responsible' for failure at two free schools

Separate grades for college group campuses to be piloted - but changes 'a way off yet', Ofsted's Paul Joyce tells Tes

Does your desk look like a dream workspace or a dumping ground? Check out Grainne Hallahan’s tips to making the most of your table

Adam Black nearly joined the army in his teens - until an inspirational teacher set him on the path to her own profession

REAch2 Academy Trust is among six trusts issued with academy termination warning notices by the DfE

The joys of cookery can boost students' mental health - but any safe space could make a difference, says headteacher Lesley Franklin

But teaching union leader says new inspection framework causes the profession 'enormous' stress and has had 'a very rocky landing'

If you’re apprehensive about making a move overseas, one leader suggests you check the facts before ruling anything out

Education Endowment Foundation report highlights advice for laying a foundation for maths teaching in early years

The alternative maths GCSE would 'focus on the maths needed for everyday life and work', says charity MEI

Exclusive: IfATE boss Jennifer Coupland says she opposes 'changing the scope or nature' of the apprenticeship levy

If you’ve decided it’s time to move on, Grainne Hallahan is here to help you land that dream job

Reigate Grammar School in Surrey is the first UK private school to set up partner schools in Morocco

As she takes the helm at the EEF, Becky Francis shares key findings from its 100 randomised controlled trials

17,500 college students are regularly seeking mental health support, but colleges are rising to the challenge

Exclusive: Number of college staff with mental health training is up eightfold in three years, Tes investigation reveals

Would a non-stop series of 10-minute lessons sort Adam Parkhouse’s pace out once and for all? He gave it a try

Ofqual highlights the number of students who got no grade to warn schools against making the same mistake this year

The government is talking about school improvement but it isn't putting its money where its mouth is, warns Geoff Barton

The growth in digital versions of exam answer papers means returning scripts is ‘the direction of travel’, says SQA boss

Like Miss Rabbit in Peppa Pig, school office staff are amazingly multi-talented – and they know absolutely everything

Time-wasting pro-formas have largely disappeared, says Hanna Miller – but consistency is still key in lesson planning

Getting an education in two languages is 'truly a free gift', says education director after move to prioritise Gaelic

Do you intervene if your headteacher makes a spelling mistake? Tes' maven of manners, Thomas Blaikie, offers advice

High-flying comprehensives, not grammar schools, are best to improve the prospects of poorer pupils, say academics

Just one in four parents considers Sats results when choosing a primary school for their child, new research shows

We hear about teacher workload - but what about the impact of schoolwork on pupil wellbeing, asks Emma Seith

Whether you’re a seasoned traveller teacher or considering teaching abroad for the first time, selecting an international school that's right for you is vital

Ofsted boss Amanda Spielman says she has seen some 'pretty depressing classes' teaching GCSE English and maths resits

Jos de Goey may have failed at floristry - but he found his calling in TVET. Now, he's leading WorldSkills into the 20s

But the SQA stresses that schools will be given a year before they will be expected to implement any changes

'Low-performing' schools need more help to recruit teachers and recognition of the challenges they face, study finds

World-renowned Visible Learning author John Hattie talks to Tes on big issues from cognitive load theory to curriculum

Terry Jones makes a plea for history's curriculum status to be restored and for it to be taught with conviction – and humour

Schools should adjust their menus after a judge rules ethical veganism is a 'philosophical belief', campaigner warns

SQA says it's ‘theoretically’ possible that multi-course teaching is leading to pupils being taught the same thing twice

We're aware that maths teachers are in short supply, but the salary alongside one job advert has raised eyebrows...

'Cultural capital' is a term on everyone's lips, says Adam Riches – but it isn't just about sending pupils to see a play

Boris Johnson plans to ditch £30,000 minimum salary threshold for immigrants that would have hit teacher recruitment

Reading can bring joy and reduce stress – but testing makes it all about comprehension and grammar, says Colin Harris

Research shows us that we remember things better if we've had a harder time learning them, says deputy head Jon Tyler

Ofsted finds that school off-rolled pupils by advising parents to educate them at home or move them to different schools

IfATE boss Jennifer Coupland says government must tackle apprenticeships imbalance between large and smaller businesses

We've all seen the official exam timetable. Now, Stephen Petty reveals what those all-important exam dates really mean

Innovations include trials of speech recognition software for pupils with dyslexia, and eye-gaze technology for pupils with motor impairments

Extending careers support could 'change the lives' of 100,000 school leavers per year, charity report suggests

Study finds 'relaxed' approach to behaviour enables private school pupils to see hierarchies as 'there to be climbed'

#InspiringApprentice India Cookson began a level 2 apprenticeship after her degree and it has exceeded her expectations

But it wasn't all good news for the further education sector in the inspectorate's annual report

Abolishing Ofsted's 'outstanding' grade and beefing up peer support is the way forward, say Loic Menzies and James Bowen

Some colleges steer students on to 'superficially attractive courses that fill rolls', warns Ofsted's Amanda Spielman

Isolation is an easy mistake to make in schools, says Jo Steer – but simple strategies can boost teacher wellbeing

It's 'Victorian' to expect deprived pupils to have a different education, watchdog says, standing firm in row with MATs

Ofsted chief says loss of subject inspections and testing in primary schools could be behind 'stagnant' science scores