RT @tes: Our @tes magazine newsletters have had a refresh – and they're now even more focused on bringing teachers and school leaders the k….

School food standards are mandatory – so why doesn’t every school comply?. My @tes feature, with insight from @turnerschoolsuk, @DixonsAcademies, @PioneerEduTrust, @foodgov, @livinghealthy, @Shona_Goudie, @ajjolley, @GoodFoodAndFM, @sfmtweet and @LACA_UK.

A decade on since the introduction of the current School Food Standards, why are so many schools failing to meet them? And what’s the point anyway, if they’re not monitored? My @tes feature .

RT @cerysturner7: Tes is in Birmingham for #CSTConf24 along with trust leaders across the country - come say hello to myself, @jasminenorde….

RT @tes: Children’s reading is at ‘crisis’ point, @Literacy_Trust warns, as the number of pupils who enjoy reading has dropped to the lowes….

RT @Samfr: I wrote for TES on what the budget means for education.

RT @jasminenorden: And here's our roundup of everything schools need to know from the Budget today - including @EduPolicyInst stating £1bn….

RT @tes: Alistair Wood, CEO of @edaptuk, explains how the law reconciles the tension between the rights of teachers to join protests and th….

RT @jasminenorden: A quick 🧵of @tes pre-budget funding stories before tomorrow - particularly this one⬇️The DfE has terminated capital fund….

RT @tes: @suttontrust Report author @Samfr writes for Tes explaining how the government has ‘promised cash to fix crumbling schools and fre….

This academic year, councils will spend £2.1bn to send pupils with SEND to independent schools. Is a model of partnering a local authority and a MAT the way forward?. My @tes feature on @OrmistonAcads’s newly opened Freston Junction

RT @JohnGRoberts: Two big challenges for Govt in today's @NAOorguk report on the SEND crisis. to come up with a long term vision for inclu….

RT @tes: Most parents support school attendance, but they also want to be able to take their children on holiday at a price that doesn’t ba….

Ever since the decoupling of AS and A levels in 2015, AS levels have been in decline. In less than a decade, the number of AS level entries has fallen by more than 95 per cent. But some schools do still offer AS. They told me why, for @tes

RT @jon_severs: Primary-only trusts are at a huge financial disadvantage compared to secondary-only and mixed trusts, leading to a worrying….

RT @tes: How the humble sock became part of the school uniform 'couture wars'. Will this change again under Labour? @DanWorth investigates….

RT @tes: Nearly 9% of teachers in England resigned from the profession in 2021-22 – yet in France the figure was just 0.4%. So why do Frenc….

This year, A-level maths became the first subject to surpass 100,000 entries. But is it fit for purpose? . My @tes long-read, with insights from @dmthomas90, @jenniemaths, @andynoyes7 and teachers at @InspirationEast and @es_6thform

RT @tes: Guidance and standards issued to schools on breakfast quality and what good breakfast looks like are “grossly out of date,” educat….

RT @tes: The 1,265 hours of directed time rule for teachers is ‘archaic’, trust CEO @vianclark tells #Lab24 fringe event – adding that the….