General Archive
Sats 2023: Call for full probe into reading paper ‘debacle’
Schools minister Nick Gibb pledged to look at this year’s KS2 Sats reading paper when it was published - but has so far declined to comment
AI for education in the UK – Does the potential outweigh the risk?
Nearly 60% of teachers say that interacting with AI systems will be a key skill required for jobs in the future, however students struggle with the...
How DJ lessons are helping to raise attendance
At a special school for students with social, emotional and mental health needs, bringing DJing to the timetable has had a huge impact, finds Clare Cook
Teach primary kids ‘arguing’ to get them into politics, says Alastair Campbell
Tony Blair's former spin chief said children should be given a political education at a young age - and said state school pupils needed to learn...
BPP University London launches MSc Engineering Management program career prospects for students in UK Bright
Top students from London based program introduce during the student's Meet and Greet with university delegates
New maths hub will help adults to Multiply skills
FREE maths courses are being made available at a new venue in Leicester to help people improve their numeracy skills.
Scottish Schools Ranking: Here are the 10 council areas with the best performing schools in Scotland
The figures are based on the percentage of pupils at each school who achieved the Scottish Government’s educational “gold standard” of five Highers, or their equivalent,...
Educational psychologists vote on strike as workloads ‘spiral’
Strike ballot announced over ‘real-terms pay cut’, with the Association of Educational Psychologists also warning that services are overstretched
GCSEs: Only a quarter of students had recommended NTP support
Over a third of exam students during Covid felt teachers were biased against certain groups in the awarding of teacher-assessed grades, a major study shows
Why we feed students before an exam
Since this school started running ‘just in time’ sessions, offering students refreshments and moral support immediately before GCSE and A-level exams, it has been impressed with...
How will GCSEs and A levels be graded differently this year?
The 2023 GCSE and A-level exams are underway, but how will the approach to grading differ from last year? Tes speaks to Ofqual chief Jo Saxton...
Eyke primary school sets up charity to fund music education
A rural primary school that puts music at the "heart" of its school day has set up a charity to fund "quality music education from experts".