Teachers can combat conspiracy theories – but they need help The work of our commission shows that teachers are clamouring for support in countering misinformation. Here’s how we get started
Labour must now fund the consensus view on SEND solutions From consensus about a crisis, this week’s report takes us to a consensus about how to fix it. The only barrier now is the chancellor
Inclusion is now the leadership test. Here’s how to pass Achieve, belong and thrive are no longer soft concepts to be thrown around. Inspectors will soon expect to see hard data for inclusion
We need to deliver Ofsted in real time – here’s how The real opportunity of inspection reform is in embracing what technology now allows and unleashing a live system of feedback – not more static reports
Ofsted’s proposals still need significant work Parents may be happy, but there are still considerable risks surrounding the implementation of this new framework
Policy must match Britain’s generosity to Ukraine’s children Britain has a chance to take the lead in modelling what an inclusive education sector looks like for displaced children
The windfall that could save schools a fortune Good financial news is hard to come by for the education sector, so don’t miss this opportunity
The Intradev breach is a wake-up call on cyber risk management The time for naïve optimism on tech security is over. Here’s how school leaders can begin to make informed, strategic decisions about procurement
Trusts are Labour’s secret weapon to deliver greater inclusion Academy trusts are uniquely placed to lead local efforts to provide the right placement for each child and the right support for each school