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The beloved country singer remembers her favourite teacher, Miss McMahan, who was always ‘young in spirit’

Falling birth rates across the UK will have massive implications for schools, which are funded according to the number of pupils on their rolls. At a time when schools are already facing huge financia...

From August 2027, two Haileybury-branded schools in Kazakhstan will switch to the Wellington brand - a move that may be due to increased competition in the country

Two Italian doctor’s notes and ‘unsatisfactory’ conduct from Claudio Di Giovanni

The late queen can be held responsible for much, but nobody could accuse her of seeming to enjoy her role. For the...

As schools across the world are snapped up by giant groups, Dan Worth talks to four owners whose settings have been acquired to reveal what the process is really like

Seamus Culleton has been in a detention facility in Texas for nearly five months despite having no criminal record

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One trust leader who has experienced Ofsted’s new inspection process says the bar has been raised, with the new ‘expected standard’ requiring genuinely high-quality provision

The government is considering restricting or banning children’s use of social media. How might this impact schools?

International schools often operate across multiple campuses – here leaders share their insights into achieving the right balance of consistency and autonomy between sites, and preventing ‘campus envy’

With the number of permanent exclusions from school hitting a record high, the process is coming under intense scrutiny. Are schools facing too many hurdles in excluding pupils - or not enough? Tes in...

The annual COBIS research report provides a raft of insights into how international schools are reacting to issues such as growing competition, the rise of AI and student wellbeing

Aatif Hassan talks to Tes about running one of the fastest-growing international school groups, how his own upbringing - filled with ‘tragedy and failure’ - led him to education and why ‘plans are afo...

The latest crazes in schools may seem nonsense to adults - but there is actually a deeper meaning to it all, explains this international deputy head

Inspections of academy trusts could be launched in 2027-28 as Labour legislates for a major new role for Ofsted

From the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill to new RSHE guidance and a possible big update to KCSIE, Luke Ramsden looks at potential safeguarding policy changes in 2026 schools should know about

Thirteen individuals and schools from across the world have been honoured at this year’s ceremony celebrating excellence and innovation in the sector

Bangkok Patana School in Thailand explains why post-pandemic concerns led it to install ‘big play’ equipment to encourage more physical play - and how this is going so far

Tes chats to International Baccalaureate director-general Olli-Pekka Heinonen during a stop in London as he tries to convince the government to reinstate IB state school funding

With one state grammar announcing plans to open schools in Dubai and India, what are the implications for the state sector? 'Don’t expect Grange Hill Singapore any time soon,' one leader tells Emma Se...

Frank Maassen left in September, with Andreas Tolpeit taking over while the schools group seeks a new permanent CEO

The newly published review of curriculum and assessment makes a series of recommendations across different subjects. Find out how your subject could change if the government takes forward its proposal...

In our How I Lead series, we ask education leaders to reflect on their careers, their experience and their leadership philosophy. This month we talk to Manny Botwe, headteacher and president of ASCL f...

Minister defends the government’s decision to withdraw funding for state schools to deliver the International Baccalaureate, saying that only ‘0.2 per cent of students’ are taking it

Kazakhstan is ‘off most people’s radar’ even though the rise of international schools in this ‘amazing’ country is presenting opportunities for teachers and leaders. So what’s it like to live and work...

The founder and CEO of Inspired Education talks to Dan Worth about the rapid growth of the international group, the importance of quality teaching, ‘stupid’ government decisions - and why running 300 ...

International Baccalaureate decries 'deeply disheartening' decision that it claims will affect 5,000 students but save little money

Since launching its ground-breaking nine-day fortnight a year ago, Dixons Academies Trust says it has seen a drop in staff turnover and sickness absence. Ellen Peirson-Hagger asks about the challenges...