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The evolution of ICT in schools is the tale of decades of visionary thinking by dedicated people. But at its heart were those committed to learning, rather than just to computer `gee-whizzery’.

The ingrained obsession with printing out costs schools a fortune – but the paperless revolution is starting to take hold, as Gerald Haigh reports

The Government wants parents to have access to data on their child’s schooling, but online portals can encourage them to get engaged in the learning process in a more positive way. Gerald Haigh reports

Assessment of children’s ability has been a mainstay of the educational debate for as long as anyone can remember. Gerald Haigh enjoys a romp through The TES’s coverage