Social care

Why schools are vital to children’s social care reform

The statistics are stark and it's clear schools alone can't solve the problems, writes Ed Reza Schwitzer, but they...

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Ed Reza Schwitzer
Covid

Making practical sense of Covid learning loss research

New data on learning loss is helpful, write Joan Mill and Jon Andrews, but our accompanying resources could make...

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Joan Mill and Jon Andrews
School food

Government food strategy: A disappointment but not the end

The government has chosen to ignore clear recommendations and excellent practice, writes Stephanie Slater, but the issue of school...

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Stephanie Slater
Social mobility

Reframing social mobility: The new poverty of aspiration?

Katharine Birbalsingh's talk of narrowing wealth gaps and celebrating people’s varied talents and successes is full of wonderful aspirations,...

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DR JEFFERY QUAYE
The Knowledge

How can ‘quick-fire’ research help us answer timely questions?

The EEF's Amy Ellis-Thompson unpicks the findings from new quick-fire research designed to test strategies to boost pupil engagement...

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Amy Ellis-Thompson
Social mobility

This is what I really said about social mobility

Social mobility is complex but the Telegraph’s headline about my speech was the opposite of what I said, writes...

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Katharine Birbalsingh
Opinion: Leadership

Opportunity for all must mean more diverse MAT governance

The MAT-led system is an opportunity to usher in a new era where local governance means more than reflecting...

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Toby Robins
Schools white paper

Localism is key to the white paper – but what does that look like?

The schools white paper calls for strong local partnerships, writes Jonathan Crossley-Holland, but we can’t have them without strong...

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Jonathan Crossley-Holland
Inclusion

2030 vision: we need to talk about speech and language

The one thing that ties the green and white papers together is the absence of a vision or strategy...

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Jane Harris