Labour’s vision for schools: Running towards the challenges Labour’s vision for education is one that looks to the future rather than the past and to fairness rather than the lottery of birth, writes Bridget Phillipson
Labour conference: A whirlwind and a ray of hope Ed Reza Schwitzer gives us a taste of being an edu-policy wonk at a crucial conference for the Labour party this week
Budget crisis: How to save money by tailoring your tech A six-month cap on energy prices still leaves schools with higher costs and an uncertain future, writes Al Kingsley, but an edtech audit could reduce outgoings
How leadership matters to learning (and how it doesn’t) We needed to discard much theorising that was backed by poor evidence, write Stuart Kime and Jack Deverson, but the result is a model leaders can trust
Climate anxiety is real – and here’s how you can help us Climate anxiety is on the rise among young people, writes Sophia Papasouliotis, but schools can help to lower the heat
Respect for rights is our secret ingredient for great behaviour Great behaviour in our socioeconomically deprived schools is no surprise, writes Kulvarn Atwal. It’s the result of a deep respect for children’s rights
The Review: Naylor’s Natter by Phil Naylor Its formatting tour de force allows readers to listen in for deeper learning, writes Frank Norris, but a little over-simplification sometime lets this book down
The Knowledge: This week’s research highlights Teachers’ confidence in teaching sex and relationships education, parental abuse, children’s happiness, and milk money
The Conversation – with Fiona Atherton The unique challenges facing small schools, teaching assistant retention, Black History Month, and how to get attendance back on track