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Back in December 2014 I first wrote a blog entitled “What I am learning about sexism” and was surprised...
The government’s new Skills Plan describes significant changes to vocational qualifications for post-16 pupils – but what does it...
Gerald Haigh is not surprised that a government committee reckons millions of adults lack basic knowledge about computers. And...
The key stage 2 SATs results are out, but how useful are the results? asks Anne Watson, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics Education...
Schools in England are half way through the implementation of the biggest special educational needs and disability (SEND) reforms...
Poor choices for parents and pupils; funding cuts; academisation; dwindling local authority budgets: dark clouds are hanging over SEND...
NUT members in England will take national strike action on Tuesday. Any strike by teachers grabs news headlines and often...
Emma Knights, chief executive of the National Governors Association, outlines three big issues with school governance raised at the...
Question: What happens to our existing governing body if we join an existing multi-academy trust? Christine says: That’s a...
