Curriculum

Mixing a national curriculum and an international one is a tricky task, but this head thinks she’s finally cracked it

Bringing structure to our extracurricular activities boosts the children’s wider development, explains this leader

Up to 50 freelancers whose income has been hit by Covid will be taken on to lead cultural workshops in primary schools

A Bangkok-based school has got rid of its uninspiring charity committee in favour of focused community outreach projects where students take the lead, as Greg Threlfall explains

Course will explore how the England footballer has used social media to promote free school meals and counter racism

A decision to set up an artists’ residency at an international school in Thailand has fostered a spirit of collaboration and led to some ‘wonderful moments’ of creativity, says Alex Soulsby

Teaching pupils to engage positively with their sexual identity is key to tackling sexual harassment, says one expert

Communication in Scottish education can be so verbose, baffling and, frankly, silly that it could be straight out of a Monty Python sketch, says Henry Hepburn

The number of boys and girls taking up English at A level has been dropping – so what can schools do to boost the subject’s popularity?

Giving students the flexibility to study how and what they want allows them to grow as people, not just as learners, writes Douglas Kidd

The number of boys and girls opting for English at A level is falling – so how can schools turn things around?

Strong subject knowledge is a key part of great teaching, and summer is an ideal time for teachers to reconnect with their specialisms. So, what can subject leads do to help their departments brush up on their skills and prepare for the challenges of ‘catch-up’? Tes spoke to subject associations and experts to find out