Join the TES team as we discuss the first issue of 2016, including why schools are advertising for vacancies 10 months early, whether the highest performing countries test times tables. We hear why teachers need not be superhuman to get on in the profession, and discuss the unchartered waters of salary negotiations for teachers. Tune in and enjoy.

The final show of the year has the TES team discussing our Christmas edition, which includes the must reads as chosen by education's great and the good, why one head "rationalised" Christmas, and how primary heads should interpret their Christmas presents from students. Tune in, enjoy and have a merry Christmas.

Join the TES team as they discuss the fact that half of teachers have missed out on a pay rise, they hear what slow education is and whether it's working, they talk space and how it should be included in more primary science lessons and they hear how to be a decent school Father Christmas. Tune in and enjoy.

Join the TES team as we discuss the Workload Challenge one year on, Ofsted's admission that schools with brighter kids make doling out top ratings easier, we look ahead to next week's spending review and we discuss whether it's worth teaching knowledge or whether we should just rely on Google. Tune in and enjoy.

Join the TES team as we discuss the latest issue of the magazine. This week we discuss why one in six new teachers in England is from overseas, what Professor Robert Plomin had to say about genetics in education, how multiple choice has got an underserved bad rep, apparently, and why one headteacher is keeping one foot in the classroom. Enjoy.

Join the TES team as we discuss our new look publication, as well as this week's top stories, including more bad news on the teacher shortage front, we hear how an investigation has been launched into Sats cheating, why redundancy case work is on the rise, and why ED Hirsch feels he has been misunderstood. Tune in and enjoy.

Join the TES team as they discuss the biggest stories from this week's issue of the magazine, including why the government has slashed teaching bursaries for primary trainees, a new film about the little-known grammar school system in New York, what one UK teacher thought of Finland's new-look curriculum, and we parents' take on parents evening. Sit back, relax and enjoy.

Join the TES staff as they go through the biggest issues in this week's publication, including possible changes to the pupil premium, how one of the country's most exclusive public schools, Wellington College, is debunking gender stereotypes, and we look at why the school staffroom has served its last cuppa. Sit back, listen and enjoy.

Join the TES team as they discuss the biggest issues in education

this week found in the latest issue of TES. We discuss schools paying shortage

teachers up to £10,000 more, the rise and rise of titan schools across the

country, and the thorny issue of whether SEN inclusion has failed or not. Plus there

are thoughts on social mobility through the pupil premium and how to teach phonics

using speech therapy techniques. Tune in now.

Join TES' very own Kaye Wiggins and Jon Severs as they report from this year's researchED conference in London, featuring Alex Quigley, deputy head at Huntington School in York, Jon Brunskill, head of Year 2 at Reach Academy in Feltham and Professor Rob Coe from Durham University. Enjoy.