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25 October 2021
25 October 2021
25 October 2021
Supply cover warning as teacher Covid rate doubles
Covid cases continue to rise among heads, teachers, support staff and pupils, amid warnings of staffing shortages
19 Oct 2021
Why arts subjects were hit so hard in the pandemic
Recent data from the ONS revealed surprising insights into how badly hit arts subjects were by the pandemic - and how hard the return to school has been too, as James O'Malley investigates
25 Oct 2021
5 ways to increase participation in quiet classrooms
Many classes seem quieter than normal since the Covid pandemic began, but Jamie Thom has tips on how to help pupils open up
24 Oct 2021
Climate change education should be 'fully embedded'
Ministers should introduce a comprehensive plan to 'decarbonise the entire school estate by 2030', say unions
23 Oct 2021
Podcasts
Covid catch-up and cancel culture
Tes – The education podcastWhy Years 3 and 4 are the most important time for maths
As research shows a 'tipping point' for maths happens in Year 3 and 4, one expert shares what teachers can do to balance the scales
22 Oct 2021
How to turn a failing school around
Rebuilding a school's shattered reputation isn't easy - but focus on belonging, brilliant staff and behaviour and you'll get there, writes Chris Edwards
22 Oct 2021
Educational apps: how to make sure they're worth it
Before introducing an app into your classroom, you should make sure it passes these three tests, writes Grace Pocock
22 Oct 2021
3 simple ways the DfE could improve things for schools
Ahead of the Comprehensive Spending Review, Geoff Barton outlines some non-budget-related ways in which the government could actually help schools after another tough term
22 Oct 2021
Roundup: Ofsted, Covid and teacher burnout
Catch up with the latest education news and views here
22 Oct 2021
Are these the 9 most popular apps in primary schools?
A primary teacher has shared his findings after looking into which apps are used most in classrooms
22 Oct 2021
How to use surveys to focus staff development plans
Staff surveys can be great for uncovering what teachers really want - but you need to ensure they ask the right questions and the insights are properly understood. Here's how you can do just that
22 Oct 2021
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Schools told to report on catch-up tutoring efforts
Exclusive: Heads say the 'clunky' demand is 'micromanagement' from an 'out-of-touch' government
22 Oct 2021
Scotland spends more on schools than other UK nations
Spending is over £800 higher per pupil in Scotland than rest of UK – but pandemic recovery funding is lower than in comparable countries
22 Oct 2021
Revealed: 'Remarkable' 10-year school funding 'squeeze'
Spending increase has not kept pace with growth in pupil numbers, says the Institute of Fiscal Studies
22 Oct 2021
Deliver on new teacher £30K pay promise, MPs tell DfE
Public Accounts Committee says DfE must assess impact of funding changes on poorest schools
22 Oct 2021
Schools told not to teach 'white privilege' as fact
DfE planning to develop new guidance to help schools 'meet their duties' while teaching about complex political issues
21 Oct 2021
EYFS: How to discuss race and racism with children
Discussions about race and racism need to happen at the start of a child's educational journey, writes Laura Henry-Allain
21 Oct 2021
From our partners
Councils order masks in schools to stem Covid absence
Suffolk County Council has become the latest council to order masks for pupils and staff after 'surge' in positive cases among students
21 Oct 2021
Practical learning: why, and how, you should embed it
As research shows the value of practical learning across all subjects, Professor Bill Lucas offers advice on how to make it happen in your school
21 Oct 2021
Why girls' exclusion rates are rising and how to fix it
New data has revealed that the rates at which girls are being excluded are rising more rapidly than boys – but why? We unpick this complex issue and consider ways schools can help reverse this worrying trend
21 Oct 2021
COP26: How to use event to reduce pupil climate anxiety
Climate anxiety is a growing issue among pupils, but this teacher says the COP26 event in Glasgow can help to ease concerns and show that meaningful action is underway
21 Oct 2021
Fall in teachers quitting for 2nd year due to pandemic
Uncertainty sparked by pandemic has led more teachers to feel they will be in the job in three years' time, research shows
21 Oct 2021
Call for parents to help choose Covid catch-up tutors
Government officials and school leaders agree that parental involvement in NTP would 'boost uptake', new research finds
21 Oct 2021
'No evidence' of post-Covid primary headteacher exodus
Primary heads' commitment to managing 'unprecedented' Covid situation is a 'tribute' to their resilience, expert says
20 Oct 2021
Tackling behaviour would speed up catch up, MPs told
New social mobility chief Katharine Birbalsingh also says improving digital access may not improve education for disadvantaged children
20 Oct 2021
Use of facial recognition in schools: what we know
A Scottish council has come under fire for introducing facial recognition technology so pupils can pay for school meals
20 Oct 2021
Six tips to support students with ADHD
ADHD is still associated with unhelpful stereotypes - simple understanding can make all the difference, says Sonia Ali
20 Oct 2021
