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They might be so annoying that they risk the professions’ collective blood pressure, but keep your cool: fidget spinners will soon be forgotten, says one headteacher

There is no universal solution to policymakers’ demands, writes one headteacher. Diversity in schools must be encouraged: but legislating to make it happen won’t work

Yes, we try to cram too much into the curriculum, writes one celebrated head. But mental health isn’t just anything: it’s essential

Please, please, please try to forget the feckless parents, digitally-addled teenagers, new GCSE grades, funding crises and the rest, writes one celebrated head

Our legislature deciding on the nature and style of exams or parents’ rights to take their child on holiday during term-time represents grotesque misuses of function and time

New research finally debunks the myth that a later school start time would benefit teenagers’ learning, writes one headteacher