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After lockdowns, this tutoring firm saw a gap in the market for a fully online school that gives pupils, teachers and parents ultimate flexibility. Molly Bolding finds out how it works

As well as netball, rugby and cross country, students are increasingly taking part in rollerblading, boxercise and mountain biking as part of PE lessons – but is offering alternative sports actually viable for most schools? Molly Bolding finds out

On Holocaust Memorial Day, Molly Bolding finds out about the key principles that should underpin teaching about this sensitive topic

For decades, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award has run alongside curriculum schedules to offer students – and school staff – a character-building adventure. Molly Bolding speaks to today’s teachers to see if they remain advocates of the programme

Schools’ insistence on the use of standard English and received pronunciation risks stigmatising pupils who don’t speak this way, warn experts – but research in the field of raciolinguistics offers a new, more inclusive approach, finds Molly Bolding

With Barbie selling out cinemas, dolls are back in the spotlight. But can playing with such toys help children’s development in the early years? Molly Bolding finds out