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Is it Harry Potter? Or something by Roald Dahl? Or perhaps an old classic. Teachers are finding plenty of scope for discussion

The children of refugee orphans taken in by Britain in 1945 are now telling their parents’ stories in schools

Five years ago, pupils were embarrassed to admit that they went to St Thomas the Apostle College – an inner-city school on the brink of closure. Last month, it was named Tes’ secondary of the year. Adi Bloom details the story of an amazing transformation

And 16,000 primary pupils are taught in class sizes of more than 40, according to official figures obtained by Labour

Pupils in Three Rivers school district, in Texas, will be beaten with a wooden paddle if they misbehave

Academics believe that a fixed mindset may in fact be more conducive to educational success