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While it can be tempting for teachers to try to get ‘down with the kids’, children are brutally good at recognising try-hards

One head of humanities imagines the response of a headteacher setting out his hopes of presenting the “brighter face of Broadchurch” after a difficult few weeks for the remote coastal town

If spending on education has never been so high then we must ask why schools across the country are suffering cuts, writes one head of humanities

One head of humanities finds that the most surprising re-encounters with students – paradoxically – usually have a certain air of predictability about them

Let’s shame the government by giving a pound to charity every time a minister lies about funding, suggests one teacher

When teachers leave a school they often say that it is the children they will miss the most – but do the children actually deserve such an accolade, asks one head of humanities