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The numbers quitting teaching are becoming a full-blown crisis. David Weston presents five solutions that might stem the tide...
In the summer of 2013, the health secretary was stopped in his tracks. Jeremy Hunt’s decision to close the...
EAL pupils are not a remotely homogeneous group, and we’re foolish to treat them as such, writes Jo Hutchinson One...
If 16-to-18 participation is “compulsory” then it should be funded at the same level as other compulsory phases, argues...
If there is a single part of the academy system that needs our urgent attention, it is trusteeship, argues...
Tom Richmond is wrong on one thing, argues Thomas Byrne. There already are numerous free school successes – and...
After news broke that only two of the 10 largest multi-academy trusts are actually implementing the so-called Baker Clause,...
Before I became a teacher I briefly worked for KPMG, one of the world’s largest auditors. It was shortly...
There’s not enough evidence yet to see whether free schools have worked, says Tom Richmond, but what we do...
