JL Dutaut | Schools Week

One year after Ruth’s death, one month to detoxify Ofsted

Authorities now have a month to prevent future deaths by removing the toxic stress from our accountability system. But how?

Events in Israel and Gaza are the biggest challenge of my career

When I woke up on 8 October 2023, I messaged my senior team: “Is this something our student body are likely to engage in and will staff need some guidance?” What a naive question. I knew the answer. Yes, absolutely yes. But nobody truly knows how to support and guide fully without abandoning their own […]

How can we engage more primary pupils in science?

Getting the UK up the international league table for science depends on engaging more learners earlier – and classroom talk could be key, says Marianne Cutler

Outstanding School Leadership: How to take your school to the top and stay there

A positive and empowering book on what it takes to stand on the shoulders of giants – and reach beyond their achievements on your own terms

The Conversation – with Shekeila Scarlett

A new covenant for schools, a rethink on governor responsibilities, and school food banks

Ignored and victimised: Whistleblowers deserve better protection

Frances Akinde reflects on the consequences of choosing to speak out about malpractice and calls for genuine transparency and accountability

Rural communities need targeted support with mental health

Government’s desire for consistent provision can’t become a barrier to meeting the specific mental health needs of rural communities, says Dan Morrow

COP28: UK drives international collaboration but there’s more to be done at home

Ana Romero reflects on her time at the COP28 summit in Dubai and the place of education at the heart of global climate change efforts

Could Brighton lead a revaluation of parental choice?

A consultation from the Labour-run council could lead to admissions changes that level the playing field of choice and access