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FErret reads between the lines of the latest FE data report, seeing teachers belying their years and no such thing as average

If you thought England’s upheaval of FE was eventful, it’s nothing compared with north of the border, where lecturers and colleges are openly at war

As the big day closes in, FErret anticipates a night of crisps and political departures

The shadow education secretary failed to highlight a vote-winning adult education idea from the party’s manifesto – and it’s unlikely to be the last mistake made on the campaign trail

Tes’ recent coverage of principals’ pay packets has led to some rude realisations for certain college leaders...

For once, Richard Atkins has a more pleasant task to carry out – by congratulating Ealing, Hammersmith and West London’s College for its remarkable turnaround