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Sir Lenny Henry launches On Demand in Schools Primary
The second phase of the National Theatre's digital initiative for schools to access theatre on...
Bill Gates unveils Youth Grand Challenges
British Science Association and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation announce new education i...
Mastery in maths can work in UK classrooms
Research shows that the 'Singapore' approach to teaching maths can boost motivation and engage...
Advice for new teachers
New to teaching? Don't panic! We have some tips to get you started...
Demand to fill vacancies is harming teaching quality
Teacher quality is falling as need to fill vacancies increases, study finds
Teachers must cultivate confidence in girls, study finds
Teachers need to encourage girls no matter how confident they appear, the Girls' Day School Tr...
Abingdon Primary School Science Partnership
Five primary schools in Abingdon achieved national recognition for commitment to improving sci...
Surrey school builds own bank to tackle teacher crisis
The Magna Carta School is dealing with the teacher crisis by creating its own bank of supply t...
1 in 3 say school didn't prepare them for adult life
Those surveyed said they wished they'd learned more practical life lessons at school
250,000 school days lost to teacher stress over the last year
Stress levels reach tipping point in classrooms, with 1 in 5 teachers considering resigning
Parents undecided on apprenticeships
Parents say apprenticeships lead to career success but are poorly paid
New University Technical Colleges open
11 UTCs opened across the UK this September, offering new opportunities to young people
Which? launches Junior University
Which? partners with the Transformation Trust to deliver a programme introducing 14-15 year ol...
Northern Education Trust is performing well, new study shows
Teachers, pupils and parents rated the Trust across several criteria
'Application apathy' is hurting the teaching profession
Teachers are being put off from applying for new jobs, a new study has found
Designing the skills we need for the future
Joanne Harper, Principal at UTC Reading, looks at the changes ahead for the academies sector
Life after levels - what next?
Robin Hunt looks at the results of Scholastic's report on assessment and progress
Supporting NQTs
New school year, newly qualified teachers: how can we best support them? Damien Roberts report...
Best-ever GCSE results for ATT pupils
Academy Transformation Trust celebrates top exam performance with above-average Progress 8 sco...
Book corner: 100 Ideas for Early Years Practitioners
Marianne Sargeant's guide to supporting EAL learners is an essential guide for every aspect of...
Female students double for GCSE Computing
The number of girls studying computing at GCSE level have more than doubled since last year
More opportunities for teacher training needed
By Phillip Snalune, Codio, CEO
The computing curriculum - two years on
ROUNDTABLE: Has the computing curriculum proven successful, and what can we do to ensure progr...
Cambridge IGCSEs more popular than ever before
A record number of UK students took the Cambridge IGCSE this year, at nearly 300,000
Van Gogh Museum launches primary school resources
Amsterdam's museum dedicated to the painter has launched free teaching material, Van Gogh at S...
Creating positivity in the playground
Andy Swain says behaviour management can be implemented in the playground as well as the class...
Handwriting help for primary teachers
STABILO teams up with National Handwriting Association to provide teaching resources including...
Standards soar with Singapore Maths
Trial cohort at Rushbrook Primary Academy see significant rise in those achieving age related ...
Top turnaround for Kent academy
Saxon Way Primary School rated a 'good' school and praised by Ofsted for its transformation
LEGO® Education offers schools free tools for EAL learners
Activities for children with English as an additional language (EAL) available in all curricul...
Start young for higher tariff university entry, says survey
Want to get your students into top universities? Start at 10, says UCAS student survey
Bright future for highly driven BTEC students
BTEC students are most career-driven and most likely to set up own business, says Student Room...
DfE Character Award winners announced
Nine schools and education centres recognised for commitment to character education
Be bold - it could transform your school
Clare Bradford discusses the impact of Henbury School's Ready to Learn behaviour programme
Game, set and match
Daniel Betts from Eteach says tennis and teaching have more in common than you might think
Technical education simplified to just 15 employment routes
Billed as the most significant transformation of post-16 education since A-levels introduced 7...
New study highlights benefits of outdoor work
Outdoor learning helps children develop and improve social skills, says university report
Could part time working fix teacher recruitment problems?
New TES survey shows that part time teaching roles could bring much-needed teaching talent bac...
SATs data not comparable, says Morgan
Primary school test results should not be compared to previous years, due to tougher questions...
