Twelve things that will change in the government’s educational world view if Labour wins Governing is as much about leading as it is about making decisions – and Labour’s approach will feel very different for schools
Schools can tackle poverty – but not alone and not this way Schools can be pivotal in ending child poverty, but they need to be treated as integral to the process of developing government policy
What AP can teach us about recruiting the best Talented people who can inspire the hardest-to-teach children can be found in the unlikeliest places if you prioritise the right qualities
How can we restore a love of writing among young people? Amid evidence of a sharp decline in young people’s enjoyment of writing, our new report sheds light on where solutions might be found
Teaching One Pagers: Evidence-informed summaries for busy educational professionals Its simplicity could be a drawback, but it is well mitigated and becomes one of its great strength
The Conversation – with Frances Akinde Enrichment, parental complaints, summer teacher attire, term-time holidays – and a festival
Changing perceptions of Alternative Provision – one MP at a time Politicians are typically ignorant of AP so we invite them to spend a day with us to challenge their misconceptions
Six policies for the ‘hidden’ children with health needs Out of sight and often forgotten, pupils whose health keeps them out of school need better support
Five policies to drive inclusion and get the best from AP If central government can’t solve our problems, we must be empowered to find and implement our own solutions