Curriculum

As economics rises in popularity, the dearth of teachers for the subject is being laid bare – and the difficulty of gaining a degree in the subject only makes life harder, as this teacher explains

The introduction of weekly ‘composition’ lessons, coupled with an in-house art project to celebrate beautiful sentences, is making students more motivated to write, says Pete Jones

Parents and teachers want Ofsted inspections and the school accountability system to be ‘more transparent, well-rounded, and less high-stakes’, finds report

Falling maths, reading and science Pisa scores cannot be entirely blamed on Covid – so what else has been going wrong in Wales, asks Gareth Evans

The CEO of Leigh Academies Trust talks about his MAT’s journey towards becoming the biggest International Baccalaureate community in Europe

School timetabling has often been undervalued – yet timetables are critical to the success of a curriculum, finds Henry Hepburn

There is not enough focus on artificial intelligence in ‘highly theoretical’ GCSE, according to the British Computer Society

After a third of its classrooms were closed, this East Lothian secondary explains how it minimised disruption to the curriculum

Drawing on school-specific data helps this secondary school tailor its curriculum to address local issues that matter to students, says Aimee Stevens

A former schools minister says MPs will investigate ways to ensure that more children are given financial education in both primary and secondary

Psychology is now the second most popular A-level subject in England – but the number of new teachers remains far below what’s needed. So, what’s going on and how can it be fixed?

The Commons Education Select Committee has launched an inquiry into how financial education can be strengthened in primary and secondary schools