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This lockdown has been a nightmare. The government must throw everything at making sure schools stay open, writes Qais...
The prime minister’s decision for a ‘big bang’ full reopening on 8 March makes no sense, writes Mary Bousted...
Counter-intuitively perhaps, being research-informed does not negate engaging in debate. Cat Scutt explains why The Chartered College of Teaching...
We need a debate about the future of education post-Covid-19, but that shouldn’t mean a rush to abolish things...
Despite a slow-down in academy sector growth overall, some have clearly out-performed others. Who? How? And what can we...
There are good arguments for expecting school staff to get their vaccination against Covid but any policy must consider...
The most valuable lesson of teacher training during Covid has been the importance of practising what you teach, writes...
The regulator has a difficult balance to strike between accountability and distraction but our Ofsted inspection team got the...
Getting students to apply knowledge and skills in new contexts isn’t easy but some approaches are more likely to...
