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07 March 2021
07 March 2021
07 March 2021
Williamson's 'traditional' teaching push condemned
But education secretary's approach backed by some teachers and leaders who believe 'all the evidence suggests' it 'transforms lives'
4 Mar 2021
How not to do Covid catch-up in schools
Everyone is talking about ‘catching up’ on the learning lost through lockdown, but the solution is not as simple as sticking on a few hours of extra school time
7 Mar 2021
Every teacher should have job guarantee, says Rennie
Education's Covid recovery will require 'more in-class more in-class support', says Lib Dem leader
6 Mar 2021
Three ways to prevent behaviour problems on return
Getting back to school is likely to bring up all sorts of difficult feelings for students, writes Amy Forrester, so let's try to make the transition as smooth as possible
6 Mar 2021
Podcasts
Covid catch-up and cancel culture
Tes – The education podcastWhy residential trips must not be a victim of Covid
Residential trips provide a unique experience in pupils' time at school so it is crucial to back them during Covid, says Alex Stark
6 Mar 2021
Why every teacher should spend a term in early years
Spending a term in early years would mean that all teachers – regardless of key stage – would be better able to respond to pupils' needs, says Lizzy Price
6 Mar 2021
FE Chatter: What has the sector been talking about?
From Jackie Weaver and the Tes FE Awards to World Book Day, here are Tes' top 10 tweets from the FE sector this week
6 Mar 2021
College reopening: Here's to an uneventful Easter term
With campuses opening up, Kirsty Walker looks ahead to the return to face-to-face teaching with a clear plan in mind...
6 Mar 2021
Covid-19 school safety guidance, explained
The government has offered guidance on how to make schools more Covid-secure, but what is the science behind the measures? We ask the experts
6 Mar 2021
Reopening? The doors of colleges were never closed
'College reopening' implies that campuses have been closed - but staff have been working flat out, says Julia Belgutay
5 Mar 2021
School mental health support backed with £79m
Package of support to benefit 3 million more pupils through mental health support teams in schools
5 Mar 2021
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News podcast: Are schools ready to open to all pupils?
The Tes news team on fears reopening schools could lead to 'a real surge' in infections and a row over 'traditional' teaching
5 Mar 2021
'High hopes' for songs to boost lessons after lockdown
Modern pop, classic soul, and 70s funk on playlist designed to help encourage smiles when classrooms reopen next week
5 Mar 2021
Teachers struggle with parents' consent on Covid tests
School leader survey finds most heads feel government's classroom masks policy lacks clarity
5 Mar 2021
4 options for socially distanced staff meetings
Cramming teachers into the staffroom for a morning briefing isn't exactly an option now. So what can you do instead?
5 Mar 2021
Coronavirus: What are the rules around student absence?
Who has to self-isolate? Do you need to ask for proof of Covid-19 tests? Here's our guide to managing pupil absence
5 Mar 2021
Weekly highlights: tutoring, transition and masks
Tes' roundup from the education world this week features budget worries, the art of feedback and psychopaths in the staffroom
5 Mar 2021
From our partners
Tes FE Awards 2021: Deadline for entries extended
You now have until midnight on Friday 12 March to enter this year's Tes FE Awards
5 Mar 2021
More teachers key to ‘education-led’ Covid-19 recovery
EIS teaching union manifesto calls for more teachers, class sizes of 20, more preparation time and an end to 'zero-hours supply lists'
5 Mar 2021
How to pitch shiny new edtech to sceptical students
Edtech could play an important role as schools bounce back – but only if the software gets student buy-in
5 Mar 2021
Long read: What's the best way to support EAL students?
International schools know they have to cater for EAL students - but are they getting it right, asks Dan Worth
5 Mar 2021
My Best Teacher podcast: Ricky Wilson
We chat with the Kaiser Chiefs star about his school days – his love of art lessons and pretending to play the violin
5 Mar 2021
GCSEs 2021: Warning over taking teachers for granted
OCR says it will 'prioritise teachers' mental health' as there little opportunity for 'recharging of batteries' in this year's grading process
5 Mar 2021
‘Unsustainable’ pressure 'could lead to heads' exodus'
The stress on school staff during the pandemic could threaten education recovery plans, warns heads' union
5 Mar 2021
Feeling isolated? Why not swap classes with a peer?
Never leaving their homes, these FE teachers swapped classes and passed on their expertise to new groups of students
4 Mar 2021
Gove gave DfE too much say over schools, says his aide
We took centralisation in schools system 'too far' says former senior adviser to Michael Gove at the DfE
4 Mar 2021
Coronavirus and schools: LIVE 4/3
A one-stop shop for teachers who want to know what impact the ongoing pandemic will have on their working lives.
4 Mar 2021
