What do we really know about ‘managed moves’? A new report sheds light on the practice of managed moves and calls for urgent government action to improve local oversight
Improving wellbeing hinges on putting the right data into the right hands New dashboards promise to better inform school leaders and communities about local young people’s wellbeing
How do workforce views differ on pay and conditions? New data reveals who is most – and least – satisfied with their pay, their workload and the resources at their disposal
Seven tips to support autistic students through exam season Seven tried-and-tested approaches to help autistic learners achieve their potential and have the best possible experience of exam season
The antidote to extremism is effective Religious Education Rising social tensions leaking into our schools should be the province of a well-trained workforce of RE teachers, says Sanjeev Baga
Can we have a better debate about school improvement? Instead of arguing about which shade of toast is best and who burned it, can we please talk about the toaster?
Government by expectation is no way to run education The creep from ‘schools must’ to ‘schools should’ is a sign of a government either unable or unwilling to face up to challenges
Five policies to improve retention (while we await funding) A new government won’t be able to dodge the issue of pay for long, but there are ways it can make staying in the profession more attractive
How to navigate unsubstantiated claims when hiring Daniel Jennings offers advice on keeping pupils, adults and schools safe amid social media-fuelled allegations against potential recruits