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Few things can teach us more about other cultures than food, says Gemma Hargraves, whose school is planning a week-long celebration of international cuisines

After being away from school, it’s important to give students time and space to rebuild friendships, says Gemma Hargraves

Children’s feelings about lockdown may be informed by their parents, their peers and social media. Teachers need to be alert to that, says Gemma Hargraves

In welcoming back staff and students after the ordeal of lockdown, school leaders can learn a lot from the strategies used by the army to help soldiers settle back into normal life after a tour on the frontline, writes officer-turned-secondary-teacher Gemma Hargraves

Keen to advance your career and take on leadership roles? Then consider becoming a charity trustee, says Gemma Hargraves

Gemma Hargraves says a generation of pupils questioning their society and what they are taught is a great thing to see – teachers should embrace and nurture it