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Keen to embed the creative philosophies of Sir Ken Robinson, this school brought an art residency into the school, with intriguing lessons and learning outcomes

With Mandarin growing in popularity, teachers explain how schools can make the most out of teaching the language

In October, college principal Shelagh Legrave takes up her new post as FE commissioner. She tells Julia Belgutay her story

In our fast-changing world, colleges must equip students to face global issues and thrive in a transforming jobs market

Enrolment, Covid catch-up and government levelling up policy are key concerns for college leaders, says David Hughes

HR adviser Pria Kapoor found the college sector through a volunteering placement. Here, she tells her story

It's normal to be nervous on your first day as a teacher but adopting a different persona can fool your students into thinking you’re brimming with confidence, writes Andy Taylor

School leaders urge education secretary to concern himself less with the ‘minutiae’ of how schools are run

Turn your tired classroom into a pedagogical paradise with these nifty tricks from Grainne Hallahan

Calling a student’s parents or carers can be nerve-racking – so follow Ceri Stokes' tips for how to do it right

To ensure supply and demand for skills can stabilise and deliver the sustained impact needed, a longer-term view must be taken, writes Sam Parrett

Education is like the canary in a coal mine – what the sector experiences will soon filter into society, writes David Murray

To help you make students' step up to sixth form as easy as possible, Claire Green offers this essential advice

What makes an effective continuing professional development Inset day? The clue is in the name, says Mark Enser

Kirsty Walker is beginning to welcome new pupils this week – and it is a part of the term she looks forward every year