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An Institute for Government report also calls on new chief inspector Sir Martyn Oliver to issue a comprehensive response to the Ruth Perry inquest findings

No two relationships between a headteacher and their deputy are alike. But for those in these roles – and any aspiring leaders – there are some universal themes that underpin the success of such a partnership

Years of waning interest in GCSE and A-level music have prompted many concerns from sector bodies, but the rise of students taking more practical vocational courses offers hope for the subject

You might find yourself muttering ‘Bah, humbug!’ when it comes to Christmas activities at your school – but they can have a positive impact that outlasts the festive season

A big increase in the number of students taking resits in GCSE English and maths highlights the unfairness of the system once again, say critics

For years consistency has been seen as the holy grail for behaviour management. But what does it really mean? And has its impact been overrated? Dan Worth talks to experts