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‘Three reasons why the secondary school league tables don’t matter as much as you’d think’
School leaders will have had sleepless nights worrying about the league tables out today – but instead of allowing them to close down conversations about schools, we should use them to open up broader discussion, writes ASCL leader Geoff Barton
25 January 2018
‘It’s up to us: heads and teachers must model principled, appropriate and ethical online behaviour’
The children’s commissioner is right – we need to offer digital literacy lessons to help our students navigate the social media minefield, writes one union leader
18 January 2018
‘It’s time to ditch the old ‘them and us’ relationship between the profession and education ministers’
With a new education secretary in place, now is the time to restart the relationship between teachers and the government
9 January 2018
‘In 2018, let’s reclaim the career of teaching for what it can be’
We must resist the mechanistic, spoon-feeding approach to learning that deskills pupils and devalues teachers. This new year education has never mattered more – our job is to help our students outpace the robots, writes one heads’ leader
4 January 2018
‘If our schools aren’t joyful, then society should feel scuppered’
The new ASCL general secretary misses school-life every day – but especially the joy of working with young people at this time of year
21 December 2017
‘Could the government’s quiet and understated social mobility plan prove to be a game-changer?’
The government’s strategy displays a new determination to bring coherence to a broken system – and this is to be admired, writes one heads’ leader
14 December 2017
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