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As election battlelines are drawn, Anne Longfield explains why it’s clear focusing on education and its impact on the economy is an argument voters are ready to hear about

Letting all school leaders see behind the curtain would reduce fear of Ofsted inspection and make it more collaborative, says this trust regional director

Pupils should take a lead in planning how to make the environment around their school safer for them when they are walking or cycling, says Karen McGregor

Computing science uptake has been on a downward spiral for years – but if the right action is taken, the situation can be reversed, finds Emma Seith

As the year gets under way, Jo Facer offers small tweaks to help you get on top of your workload and claw back more free time

Sam Freedman offers his view on how the next 12 months will play out for schools – and what will likely happen after the general election

Shying away from or glossing over uncomfortable events from the past when teaching history would do a disservice to pupils, says Paul Hamilton

Updates to guidance on safeguarding were issued just as schools went on holiday – so here are the changes you may have missed

As a new year begins, a multi-academy trust CEO reflects on the capacity schools have to inspire and engage communities

Heads and trust leaders reveal the changes they have put in place to ensure that their schools adhere to the government’s upcoming minimum school week length

Would you talk to your pupils about your sexuality? Your health issues? Your additional needs? Meet the teachers who do...

A teaching career doesn’t have to be a path to headship – it can lead in all sorts of directions, says Zoe Enser