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The cap on religious selection at faith schools may not have been lifted but the war isn’t over, writes Andrew...
When did you first decide an academic school subject wasn’t for you? Perhaps it was the day everyone laughed...
The government’s plans to help children and young people’s mental health are welcome in spirit, writes Robert Halfon, but...
Special schools aren’t just a watered-down version of mainstream schools, and require progress measures that provide meaningful information for...
Teacher recruitment agencies play a vital role in short-notice school staffing, argues Samantha Hurley, who says they deserve to...
The government’s response to the career progression consultation is full of thoughtful ideas and welcome suggestions, but more funding...
The fees charged by agencies that provide schools with supply teachers are becoming untenable. Stephen Tierney has some simple,...
The education secretary’s first great act in his new job won’t grab the headlines, but the way he’s simplified...
Fifteen years ago I met a vicar in a bar in Oxford who had spent 20 years working in...
