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Reviewer Terry Freedman is underwhelmed by a book with lofy ambitions that delivers little more than a compendium of...
To mark Black History Month, Penny Rabiger chooses five podcasts to inform your assemblies and lessons Witness History @BBCSounds...
Rising numbers of applicants are welcome but how to support them in this challenging environment is a question on...
A new legal duty for schools to provide remote education is impending. Tom Middlehurst sorts the myths from the...
After a century of the selective entrance test, it’s time to call game, set and match, writes Sam Sims...
Delivered to the right children, one-to-one tuition plans could level the educational playing field, writes Sir Peter Lampl If...
A damning ICO report on the DfE’s data handling is a wake-up call for the department that schools can...
Progress is too slow in letting schools know what to expect. This is what happens when system capacity is...
This year’s exams will go ahead but demands for reform are unlikely to go away, so what does the...
