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25 November 2020
25 November 2020
25 November 2020
3 new slang words teachers need to know
Keeping up with student slang is a never-ending battle – here are the meanings of words you might hear in school now
24 Nov 2020
Coronavirus and schools: LIVE 24/11
A one-stop shop for teachers who want to know what impact the ongoing pandemic will have on their working lives
24 Nov 2020
Covid leaves school staff 'scared for their life'
Most school support staff report coronavirus outbreaks in their schools and two-thirds say there are no tests, union poll finds
24 Nov 2020
Freezing pay would be 'a slap in the face' for teachers
Teaching unions join other public sector unions in letter to Rishi Sunak calling for pay rise for all public sector workers ahead of Spending Review
24 Nov 2020
Podcasts
Covid catch-up and cancel culture
Tes – The education podcastChancellor to announce new funding for skills
Chancellor will tomorrow announce an extension of the Kickstart programme and funding for the Lifetime Skills Guarantee
24 Nov 2020
Covid school closure row: DfE ‘overstepping the mark’
Accusation from teaching union comes as academy trusts say DfE has not done enough to communicate its powers
24 Nov 2020
Fears allayed over threat to teaching standards
Greens claim victory after fight to prevent unqualified teachers from working in Scotland
24 Nov 2020
'It’s simple – adult education needs more funding'
It would be mad to ignore the crisis in adult education funding, says David Hughes ahead of tomorrow’s spending review
24 Nov 2020
No staffroom among 'most difficult' parts of teaching
But staffroom conversations can still happen in other ways, such as on WhatsApp, says teachers' leader
24 Nov 2020
Covid catch-up tutoring scheme 'needs to last 3 years'
One-year tutoring offer is not enough to mitigate the 'exponential learning loss' from Covid crisis, Boris Johnson told
24 Nov 2020
We don’t need GCSEs any more, says 'growing consensus’
The chaos over GCSE results this summer revealed 'how flawed our assessment system is', says Dame Alison Peacock
24 Nov 2020
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Urgent warning over 'misleading' teacher Covid data
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Exclusive: Covid school rotas banned, as DfE ends tiers
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Do your clothes show what sort of teacher you are?
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3 new slang words teachers need to know
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Which character from The Crown are you, as a teacher?
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Covid school closure row: DfE ‘overstepping the mark’
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Covid: No closing early for Christmas, says PM
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What should you do if you're a teacher being bullied?
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Rethinking failure as a key part of learning
20 Nov 2020
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24 Nov 2020
Podcast: Why maintaining international networks matters
Liz Free, director and CEO of International School Rheintal, talks about the challenge of keeping connected during Covid
24 Nov 2020
Desperate schools ‘clinging on’ as Covid ‘runs riot’
NEU says a ‘collapse’ in school attendance is down to Department for Education ‘negligence’ on Covid
24 Nov 2020
Why Priti Patel reminds me of bullying school leaders
In defending the behaviour of the home secretary, the government is saying bullying is acceptable, says Ruth Luzmore
24 Nov 2020
Spending review: Why teachers need a pay rise
College staff simply will not entertain more empty promises of jam tomorrow, writes Andrew Harden from UCU
24 Nov 2020
Why we adopted Google's way of working in our classroom
Giving students time to pursue their own ideas is great, says Emma Sanderson - after all, it drove Google to success
24 Nov 2020
From our partners
Am I selfish not wanting to spend Christmas isolating?
A Covid case in school in the last week of term will throw everyone's Christmas plans up in the air, says Louise Lewis
24 Nov 2020
3 in 4 secondaries hit by Covid cases within school
The latest Department for Education data also shows 876,000 pupils off for Covid-related reasons
24 Nov 2020
How we ditched data to measure what really matters
The head of a special school rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted shares his unique approach to curriculum and assessment
24 Nov 2020
Covid data shows big changes in year-on-year attendance
Only one of Scotland's local authorities has seen pupil attendance rise in comparison with last year, new figures show
24 Nov 2020
Government support 'should include workers on furlough'
Support for long-term unemployed people must also apply to those on furlough, says the Learning and Work Institute
24 Nov 2020
Spending Review: Adult education courses not viable
None of the practical courses vital to the nation’s recovery is viable at current funding rates - even with larger class sizes, warns AoC
24 Nov 2020
Most teachers oppose 'pointless' autumn phonics check
And two in five teachers believe that the catch-up phonics test adds to pupil stress, survey shows
23 Nov 2020
Academies ‘have no freedoms’ when it comes to Covid
Academy chain says it has dropped plans to finish term a week early, following pressure from the Department for Education
23 Nov 2020
Coronavirus and schools: LIVE 23/11
A one-stop shop for teachers who want to know what impact the ongoing pandemic will have on their working lives
23 Nov 2020
Help 'dedicated and desperate' teachers, ministers told
'Stressed and exhausted' school staff and leaders need more support during pandemic, education secretary is warned
23 Nov 2020
