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Bonuses would help tough schools attract teachers, says EEF
Performance pay and reduced workloads are among the best ways to recruit and retain quality teachers in disadvantaged schools, Education Endowment Foundation finds
General
8 June 2023
Catch-up: Attainment gap progress could take decade to restore
The education of ‘a generation’ of children could be damaged by the impact of the pandemic without ‘faster and more effective recovery action’, MPs warn
General
7 June 2023
What effective EYFS teaching looks like, according to research
As the EEF updates its EYFS toolkit, Tes highlights four areas of research that every early years practitioner needs to know
Early Years
8 February 2023
Should you let pupils play with their food?
As the cost-of-living crisis bites, some have questioned the use of real food as teaching resources. But do the benefits of sensory food play outweigh these concerns? Irena Barker finds out
Early Years
13 January 2023
Fears for pupil safety as 51ºÚÁÏ referrals result in ‘no action’
Why do so many 51ºÚÁÏ referrals from schools end in ‘no further action’, and why is the system increasingly ‘fraught and difficult’? Tes investigates
General
6 January 2023
Why teachers need more autonomy - and how to give it to them
Evidence suggests that a perceived lack of autonomy could be hitting teacher retention rates, so what can leaders do to give staff back control?
Staff Management
18 February 2022
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