First aid is now a compulsory part of the curriculum, but this isn't the only reason schools should focus on the subject. Two teachers explain how it can bring out the best in students

Could exam teachers be about to get trapped between grade inflation and appeals? And is the government ignoring teachers in the plan to end masks in schools?

The Tes news team on some of the highlights from the CST conference and the Schools and Academies show this week

In this podcast, sponsored by Launch Your Career, we will explore some of the issues schools and colleges face in providing valuable careers advice and how they can tackle them in order to support young people in making a successful transition from education to employment, helping them to identify and choose career opportunities that are right for them.

Join the Tes team as they discuss the latest news on Covid catch-up funding, whether GCSEs and A levels can go online in a few years and the news that low-achievers may have been excluded from England's Pisa data.

The Tes News Podcast team discuss key stories from NEU and NASUWT this week as well as the latest drives to tackle behaviour and exams problems

The Tes news team discuss key stories of the week including the future of GCSEs and A levels, struggling school leaders, and Boris Johnson's education pledge

The Tes news team reflect on another busy week for the education world.

The Tes news team on masks and tests, and how the education secretary told heads 'we're keeping GCSEs'.

The Tes news team on how reopening schools on Monday could lead to "a real surge" in infections in some areas.