Education technology products will have to meet safety standards under government plans announced by the Department for Education today. Edtech companies would have to ensure products are designed to ...

The government’s plan to ask schools to wait until Year 10 before starting to teach GCSE content gives teachers time to build ...

School enjoyment across secondary declines despite improvements in pupils’ perceptions of behaviour, DfE survey finds ...

It’s only human to be affected by difficult behaviour in the classroom, writes Daniel Crowley, who shares advice on staying regulated in the moment ...

International boarding schools have to walk a fine line between pastoral care and cutting the apron strings, says this principal based in the Swiss Alps ...

A year after the new Ofsted framework was introduced, the NAHT has found it is having a worse impact than the one it replaced ...

The government is set to further strengthen its phone guidance, but school leaders warn extra funding will be needed for latest crackdown ...

Findings shared exclusively with Tes reveal that pornographic and violent content is being inadvertently linked to school ...

As schools sector awaits imminent Milburn report on tackling the Neet crisis, an ASCL report accepts that schools can drive much of the work - but not alone ...

Schools across the world have been nominated for a prestigious award, with winners set to be announced during a live video ceremony on 8 December ...

Find the teachers you need by advertising your roles across tes.com, our mobile app and job alert emails. More than 880,000* applications were made for jobs on tes.com in the past 12 months and there ...

Education secretary claims that preventing an early start to GCSEs will boost student engagement in KS3, but questions remain ...