Boys Do Cry: Improving boys’ mental health and wellbeing in schools

Informed, at times unexpectedly emotive, and studded with practical solutions, 'Boys Do Cry' leaves Sanum Khan reflecting on her...

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The Conversation – with Penny Rabiger

This week's conversation takes in meritocracy, marketisation and mental health

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Opinion: Workforce

The Knowledge. What works to improve recruitment and retention?

Becky Francis sets out key findings from today's new EEF review of international evidence on successful measures to recruit...

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Becky Francis
Opinion: Workforce

If we solve the retention crisis, the recruitment crisis will follow

Staff attrition is a marker of the health of our education system and our diagnosis calls for immediate intervention,...

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Sinéad McBrearty
Opinion

Solutions: How to prepare for the next disruptive social media trend

The recent wave of so-called Tik-Tok protests affecting schools achieved a lot of coverage in the media and caused...

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Opinion: Accountability

What East of England school leaders are saying about Ofsted

The Suffolk Primary Heads' Association's research reveals some pretty damning feedback about Ofsted's framework and inspections, says Rebecca Leek

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Rebecca Leek

Pretended. Schools and section 28 by Catherine Lee

Pretended takes readers on an emotionally charged journey through the dark corridors of Margaret Thatcher’s infamous Section 28 legislation,...

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The Conversation – with Frances Akinde

A look back on mental health awareness week, from 'snowflake children' to a blizzard of need

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Opinion: Legal

How compensation claims work in this increasingly risky profession

Staffing shortages and straitened budgets are already leading to an increase in compensation claims, explains Ben Pepper

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Ben Pepper