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It's easy to get carried away with an opportunity for collaboration – but ask yourself these questions before committing

Ex-education secretary says pupils only learn Christmas carols and harvest hymns by singing them at school

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Leaving room for deliberate forgetting could be key to knowledge retention, writes Kirstin Mulholland

One in 35 students in Years 7 to 11 had Covid last week, new figures reveal

Introducing sport psychology into PE frameworks can transform how pupils see themselves in and outside of sport, says Helen Davis

Getting students to grow seedlings teaches metacognitive skills that help their social and emotional learning, says Callum Bates

When your school suffers a setback, it’s important to stay positive and focus on the things you can control, writes Kate McCabe

The realisation that many students were not developing their mother tongue at this international school led to a major overhaul of how the Year 7-9 cohort engage with language

Saroj Lal left a lasting legacy as one of the first BAME teachers in Scotland – we talk to her son about her remarkable life

Senior officials from Ofqual and the Department for Education faced questions today over exams during the Covid pandemic

When talking about gender equality in the classroom, it's important that boys don't feel alienated, says Katharine Roddy

But tens of thousands of pupils still go to schools that are in poor condition

Minister says consent will be sought from parents if the government decides to extend vaccines to 12- to 15-year-olds

Flipgrid is education's version of TikTok. So how can teachers use the tool to engage their learners? One enthusiast shares his advice