This teacher dreaded speaking out loud as a pupil. Now, she has to address pupils and staff...and it still scares her

It's a shame more families aren't looking beyond the university route for their children, says headteacher Gwen Byrom

Chris Curtis says all teachers fall short of perfection – but his book might get you closer to it, says Stephanie Keenan

In the latest instalment of Tes' Pedagogy Focus series, we look at how best to use questioning in the classroom

The Les Miserables actor's primary teacher showed her that dressing up and playing was actually a legitimate school subject

Pupils might receive top marks for maths and English, but do they know their housing rights, asks Tom Laurie

There is so much more to what schools do than cold results – they prepare young people for adulthood

The latest instalment of our Pedagogy Focus series looks at the basics of formative assessment and how is it used in schools

Professor Alan Smithers expects girls to preserve their lead over boys although gap may narrow

The college is the second to enter education administration under new insolvency regime, after asking the DfE to take action

Iain Duncan Smith's thinktank calls for immigrants to command a £36,700 salary to be allowed to work in the UK

Study finds 62 per cent of parents do not know what their children plan to do after GCSEs, with nearly one-third admitting they have not asked

London Leadership Strategy formally dissolved a year after mismanagement and infighting claims emerged

Teenage activists say they will keeping striking over climate change 'no matter what', despite ruling by city council

School leavers should aim for whatever leads to a ‘joyful and fulfilling life’ – and that may not be university, says John Sexton

Over 30 young people are hoping to win gold at WorldSkills in Russia. Here, Tes explains all you need to know about the competition

There is a growing appetite for graduate apprenticeships in Scotland, says Jonathan Clark

England rugby star Lewis Ludlam tracked down his former primary school teacher to give her tickets to his debut match playing for his country

School trustee acted wrongly over the sale and attempted closure of Christian school, Charity Commission finds

Sarah Simons speaks to Tes FE Awards winner Sam Jones about how to keep FE industry-relevant in a fast-changing world

As the summer holidays reach an advanced stage, this teacher is in danger of turning feral...there's only one way to bring structure back to life: sourdough bread

The latest instalment in our Pedagogy Focus series looks at the basics of phonics and in how is it used in schools

A special edition of education's favourite policy podcast

Headteacher calls for universities to ‘rethink’ unconditional offers because 'if you want to attain something you have to work for it'

UTC students always do well – but sadly, that's not reflected in league tables or Progress 8 scores, says this principal

Backing for Ofqual investigation into exam board grading amid concerns that confidence in system has been undermined

But on A-level results day, Luton school says teachers have coped well in delivering reformed courses

Ben Verinder takes a look at what the sector can do to change its fortunes and raise awareness

Today’s students are proving themselves savvy and open-minded, despite the so-called rigour of the new-look A levels

As thousands receive their A-level results, FE leaders urge that high standards cannot continue without funding

It will become the second college to go through the insolvency regime

Analysis from Catherine Lough, who considers whether Michael Gove's qualification reforms are responsible for the end of grade inflation

We summarise the main stories from today's A-level results for you

'Decoupling' sees entries for Year 12 qualifications continue to wither on the vine

A-level results day is one of the most anticipated events of the school year. As people take to social media to laugh off the stress, Tes has compiled its favourite tweets

As part of our Pedagogy Focus series, we explore the basics of Socratic questioning, and look at how can it be used in lessons

Politics, history and geography all see rising A-level entries - as exam boards speculate that 'dramatic geopolitical events' may be a reason

Move over, Crick and Watson - overlooked female giants of science inspire girls to overtake boys in the number of science A-level entries for the first time

Figures likely to fuel criticism of Michael Gove's 'joyless' English GCSE reforms which have been blamed for the A-level decline

Regulator probing exam boards' decisions to make no changes to last year's grade boundaries. Hundreds of pupils could now get higher grades

Spanish has overtaken French as the most popular modern foreign language at A level for the first time, figures show

Female entries make up 50.3 cent of entries in biology, chemistry and physics – meaning girls have overtaken boys

Girls continue to defy predictions of poorer performance in new exam-focused qualifications by beating boys at A*/A

Share of entries getting an A or better falls from 26.4 per cent to 25.5 per cent – but overall pass rate stable

Every academic year presents its own challenges, characters and feelings - and yet results day always brings some extremely familiar elements. Will you get a full house?

When is A-level results day? Find the key dates and what to do if your results aren’t what you expected.

There is a lot of focus on A-level grades, says Yvonne Williams – but not enough on the skills that have been acquired

Social mobility charity cites student debt and lack of graduate jobs as reasons for drop in enthusiasm for higher education

Grade boundaries for Edexcel's A levels leaked on the eve of results day

After DfE's social media faux pas, further education needs equal treatment, not special treatment, says Stephen Exley

Union says it is safe to return to work at 'blue-water' schools - but 'a number of important issues' still be addressed

We bring you all the breaking news and analysis of A-level results

School students voice anger over plan that would restrict climate strikes to one day and record absences as truancy

Reporter's take: The new education secretary has made free schools a priority. Martin George considers the implications

The brouhaha of A-level results day reveals the disparity between academic and technical education, says Luke Heselwood

From drinking gin in the staffroom to losing the school minibus - teacher misdemeanours that they somehow got away with

Number of participants in graduate apprenticeships has risen by 230 per cent in a single year, the latest figures show

Encouraging students to take placements at rural schools could tempt more to teach there full-time, says James McEnaney

Labour's plan for post-A-level university applications is well-meaning – but flawed, writes ex-adviser to Damian Hinds

Will the new education secretary put wellbeing first and give teachers the support they need? Colin Harris is uncertain

The latest instalment of our Pedagogy Focus series looks at the work of Doug Lemov and his hugely popular book Teach Like A Champion

If your students miss out on their first and insurance places, it's time to enter clearing. Ucas adviser Callie Hawkins gives us her insider's guide to the process

Exclusive: Research uncovers major teacher concerns about qualifications that have become 'a punishment course'

On vocational results day, education secretary Gavin Williamson insists FE will no longer play 'second fiddle'

Academies employ more unqualified teachers than maintained schools in similar areas, new research shows

Headteachers' union blames an estimated 13 per cent drop in English A-level entries on 'joyless slog' of English GCSE

Almost 250,000 students have completed a level 3 BTEC in 2019, but the fate of the qualifications remains uncertain

The gold medal-winning gymnast says that taking a BTEC in sport set him on the road to Olympic glory

Labour pledges 'post-qualification admission' to university, with students applying after they have had A-level results

Here are all the exam boards' full GCSE timetables for November 2019

A-level candidates have taken revised qualifications in 19 subjects this year - so how much have the exams changed?

The country's weaknesses in skills, productivity and attainment need addressing, but how? Tom Bewick shares his ideas

Teachers gotta know when to hold ’em – and when to walk away, says Susan Ward

Heads reveal how 'conditional unconditional' uni offers harm pupil motivation, standards and attendance

Social mobility charity calls for greater transparency over which universities are continuing to make 'conditional unconditional' offers

In a letter to Gavin Williamson, Richard Lochhead and Kirsty Williams raise their concerns about Erasmus+ after Brexit

Shadow education secretary calls for National qualifications review amid plans to remove safety net for ‘borderline’ pupils

The new GCSE English specifications allow for submersion into the wonderful world of literature, argues Amy Forrester

Ideally, reforms to the apprenticeship levy, support for adult learning and - of course - funding, says Stephen Evans

Exclusive: Department for Education says Richard Holden has been appointed as special adviser to new education secretary

Querying grades could improve schools’ Progress 8 scores, but pupils lose out if their grades go down. Yvonne Williams asks, can we be sure that justice will be done?

The latest instalment of our Pedagogy Focus series looks at what dialogic teaching is and how it works in classrooms

The travelling teacher finds that designing a Garden of Reflection gives his key stage 3 maths class pause for thought

Gavin Williamson should know establishing the right relationship at the start of a new term is vital, says David James

Yes, the stakes are high, but disappointing results aren't the end of the game. Here are five ways to help your stressed students through results day

Teacher trainer says it wants to raise awareness of the fact that it trains school leaders as well as teachers

The possibility of failure is 'deeply worrying' our children, warns Dame Esther Rantzen, founder of Childline

The back-to-school market has increased by 36 per cent in one year, according to survey by market research company

Teaching union warns that funding new free schools through social impact bonds 'could create perverse incentives'

Tory MP Suella Braverman says free schools could agree to reduced per-pupil funding to help fund start-up costs

Just 44 per cent of deaf children achieve two A levels compared with 63 per cent of hearing pupils

The disappearance of funding from the European Union is a significant concern, according to the shadow FE minister

Seven young people told an Edinburgh Festival Fringe event today what they think should be priorities in education

Politics has never been more unpredictable - this could help FE get the funding it desperately needs, says David Hughes

Former DfE adviser Jon Yates lists 10 recommendations for the government to 'walk to the walk' on further education

Entrepreneur sees first-hand the pressure on school support staff as she goes undercover for TV's The Secret Teacher 

Subject association says new English GCSEs aren't tougher and instead blames content for decline in A-level entries

The lunchtime supervisor's job ranges from encouraging hesitant diners to spotting safeguarding issues, says Emma Turner

The holiday is too long – the anticipation of starting back is like the run-up to Christmas, says teacher Sammy McHugh

When emotions are running high, it’s easy to panic or make the wrong joke. Here’s how to avoid putting your foot in it