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What are the key questions to ask before entering an international school partnership? A development firm CEO explains how they approached finding a partner school
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Knowledge gaps in secondary maths could be widening rather than closing, a major new research report suggests
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Last-minute updates to KCSIE guidance meant schools' safeguarding policies were out of date at the start of term, leaders say, amid warnings that schools are being ‘set up to fail’
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There are now 656 international school groups operating 5,928 schools across the globe – accounting for 38.3% of the market – according to new data from ISC Research
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Violence-fixated pupils referred to Prevent are being sent back to schools because they don’t meet the programme’s criteria, @Rachel_deSouza tells the Southport Inquiry
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Past exam questions and examiner comments can be invaluable for students' learning, but finding them is a time-consuming task for teachers – that’s why I use AI, explains this maths teacher
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Exclusive: A huge rise in ‘weaponised’ subject access requests is impacting staff wellbeing and workload in MATs and schools, leaders warn – but legal experts say staff may be doing more work than they need to in complying with these data requests
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The attainment gap between Reception pupils eligible for free school meals and their peers has widened for the fourth straight year, DfE data reveals
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The children’s commissioner has sounded the alarm over a ‘childhood lottery’ of disadvantage in England – and schools can play a big role in tackling this as anchor institutions in their communities, says the Reach Foundation’s Ed Vainker
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The government will strengthen its guidance on teacher political impartiality in response to Sir David Bell’s review into antisemitism in schools
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Uploading a photo of your child to an app to turn them into a superhero might seem harmless fun, but there is a safeguarding risk, explains Shezleen Salaam, who sets out what schools need to know about AI photo apps
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Susan Acland-Hood is set to leave her role as permanent secretary to the Department for Education, Tes can reveal
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Susan Acland-Hood is set to leave her role at the end of the month. She will be replaced by Home Office civil servant Simon Ridley
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Big change at the top of the DfE
Exclusive from @cerysturner7
Susan Acland-Hood is set to leave her role as permanent secretary to the Department for Education, Tes can reveal
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Scoop: The DfE’s permanent secretary is leaving her role.
Susan Acland-Hood joined the dept in 2020 after working at the Treasury & Home Office.
She will now be leaving the dept after six years at the helm.
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Teachers on the upper pay range are no longer entitled to a pay review every year. This is one of several changes in the updated Schools Teachers’ Pay and Conditions Document
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Lucy Powell says oracy should have the same status as reading and writing – that’s great, but it means we need a clear framework so schools can deliver it consistently, writes head of oracy Daniel Thomas
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Really nuanced, evidence-informed view on screens in schools - his message? Don't panic.
The backlash against the rise of screens in schools is growing, but is edtech really harming our pupils? Helen Amass asks Peter Etchells, a member of the government’s expert screen time advisory group
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ICYMI: The 'fundamental contradiction at the heart of modern Ofsted': former HMI Adrian Lyons highlights where he thinks the school inspection system has gone wrong
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