Dan Worth

With a vast array of exam data published for GCSE results day, we've picked through the key information to share the most interesting and unexpected insights

In an exclusive interview with Tes, Ofsted chief inspector Sir Martyn Oliver explains the reforms announced in the wake of the Big Listen, including why ensuring that all inspection calls happen by Monday afternoon is a big deal

As the multi-academy trust sector evolves, the need for talented people to provide good governance is becoming more important than ever – but, as Dan Worth discovers, that's easier said than done

Over the past 15 years, the humble sock has become part of schools' quest for uniform control – but what's caused this and what's the impact been?

“When is the best time in a teacher's career for GenAI [generative artificial intelligence] to be introduced as a tool?”

Stubborn gaps in attainment in the phonics screening check results according to region, the level of SEN support and disadvantage highlight why Labour must focus on early years, say union leaders

Tes highlights the major trends from the third year of data relating to the Year 4 times tables test

Organisation's head of assessment talks to Tes about its plan to move to digital exams, which has been broadly welcomed by IB school leaders

Primary teachers are thrust into subject leadership right at the start of their career, causing multiple challenges. Here a federation explains how it has tackled the issue and why others should, too

Exam board says it now expects to offer digital exams ‘within the next few years' as international schools' use of digital papers for GCSE and A level soars