Our admissions policies are a key lever for social justice We re-wrote ours to curtail the trend of poorer students being locked out of our success – and we don’t regret it for a moment
We must not let education TIP back into faddism The evidence for trauma-informed practice is poor, yet its adoption is as fast as it is uncritical. This is a recipe for disaster
10 holiday reads for the discerning educator Whatever your role and interests, there’s bound to be a great summer read for you on our curated list of new and upcoming titles
Tricky questions hang over Labour’s next year in office If Labour were a band you’d say their first album had gone down well, but now the ‘tricky second album’ has big questions to answer, says Tom Campbell
What does ‘phonics for maths’ really mean? Here’s how Labour can turn its opposition slogan into a policy that really adds value to maths education
How to get SEND training right to foster inclusion Getting inclusion right starts with improving how we prepare teachers for the job in a changed sector. Here’s how to get started
Will EHCP numbers continue to rise, and what then? A new forecasting tool for local authorities shows the pressing need for change to avoid an “unmitigated” disaster for schools and families
EHCPs: Why we’re campaigning to save a ‘broken’ system A SEND parent explains why she’s co-founded a new campaign group to fight future reforms to education, health and care plans
Our fight against online misinformation is… well… misinformed Stereotypes and assumptions mean our efforts to tackle nefarious online content are stifled from the outset