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For pupils moving to secondary, some experiences in their final term in primary are irreplaceable, says Steve Eddison

It is a well-known fact that there are more infectious microbes on one square centimetre of classroom surface than there are stars in the universe

In a world that seeks blunt, populist solutions to complex problems, teaching children to challenge hate and prejudice is vital, says Steve Eddison 

What does it do for pupils’ self-esteem, Steve Eddison asks, if their parents aren’t interested in their handmade gifts?

Steve Eddison decided it was best to confess to Jacey’s mum – but the conversation took an unexpected twist

Asking pupils to write the word ‘pride’ next to a group of lions is a recipe for boredom. Steve Eddison offers an alternative