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The only way the DfE can move away from ‘averages’ in calculating school funding is if the government more strongly dictates how schools spend their money, the schools minister tells Tes exclusively

With retention and recruitment stubbornly struggling in teaching, radical ideas are emerging to reimagine the workforce. Jon Severs looks at two proposals that are becoming more prominent

That schools are under pressure is not a symptom of public indifference, but a failure to unite myriad public concerns into common areas for action, argues Tes editor Jon Severs

In an exclusive and rare sit-down interview, schools minister Nick Gibb tells Jon Severs why he is at war with progressivism and how that position shaped the education policy of the past 12 years

John Roberts is the man government departments, education organisations and many others call when they want to get something tech-related done. He’s managed to keep a low profile while doing it, but his involvement with Oak National Academy and Edapt is about to change that very quickly

Tory leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch was just the latest person to misunderstand the role of teaching assistants, says Jon Severs