Schools have the power to make education more inclusive starting today Schools that better reflect their communities and share responsibility for closing the disadvantage gap are well within our reach
Rehearsed arguments about pay won’t help the sector Responses to yesterday’s pay announcements do a disservice to the government and to the profession
The year we went beyond ‘Insta-solutions’? Over-reliance on special schools has finally been acknowledged, but the fix could be worse if it isn’t properly thought through
The year our challenges were finally acknowledged Labour have started the ball rolling where they can this year, but secondary schools still face an ongoing uphill battle in 2025
Ups, downs and a political merry-go-round Expectations of the new government have climbed even as genuine change has been continually deferred – but schools’ optimism perseveres
In the face of challenge, only connect Looking back on a year of local, national and international troubles, it’s clear connectivity is key to the sector’s mission for 2025
Is there an evidenced way to foster engagement? An 18-month review of the evidence has led to a research-based guide for increasing motivation and wellbeing
Books for Christmas: Stocking fillers for every teacher New education titles to make any teacher’s Christmas special and kick-start a new year of growth – as selected by our commissioning editor
Nothing to see here, move along please… Very little has changed this year and very little is likely to change any time soon. Bah, humbug!