ChatGPT: How to guard against AI-generated essays We should worry less about students using AI to cheat the system and more about a system that can be cheated by AI, writes Yvonne Williams
How can we improve access to quality work experience? New research reveals stark inequalities in access to work experience and success factors for closing the gap, explain Elnaz Kashef and Will Millard
To parents, thriving children are more important than the academies debate ‘Most of the parents we spoke to were not only uninterested, but frankly unaware of what academisation means’
School networks are vital to community safety Schools can’t provide everything children and families need to meet this crisis – but they can act as vital community resources, says Christine Stansfield
Mental health: How schools are mitigating poverty Schools are increasingly mitigating the effects of poverty to safeguard children’s wellbeing and learning, writes Kate Richardson
A Christmas mission from GCHQ Schools Week brings you a classroom activity for your pupils from GCHQ, with love
The changing face of the MAT CEO The CEO profile is changing and the pipeline is strong (for now) but lack of succession planning is a cause for concern, writes Rachael Gacs
Alternative Provision been heard, but now we need action 2022 began with encouraging signs APs and PRUs were finally getting the attention they deserve, says Sarah Johnson, but ends with silence about growing concerns
Creativity saw us through a year of plentiful challenges A week from retirement, Madelaine Caplin looks back on a tumultuous, frustrating but also joyous final year of her career in special education