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Meanwhile, far fewer teachers feel ‘very confident’ in managing pupil behaviour, a government survey has found

Schools will be required to inform councils of placements of students at unregistered providers

Digital threats seem to be everywhere – yet the digital part of children’s identities cannot be removed when they step inside a school, says Professor David Lundie

In many countries going back to school is a joyful celebration of the importance of education – and this is an attitude that we should embrace in England, says this experienced leader

Tom Bennett and Jayne Lowe have been announced as the government’s national attendance and behaviour ambassadors

Members of both the EIS and SSTA unions have signalled support for strike action if the reduction in class-contact time is not delivered

The future of the government’s Holiday Activities and Food Programme had been uncertain but funding has now been guaranteed for another three years

With the curriculum and assessment review expected to deliver its findings in the autumn, Mark and Zoe Enser outline six common curriculum pitfalls, and how effective schools avoid them

Almost half of teachers have had no support from their school in using artificial intelligence in the classroom, research shows

Children with additional support needs who are not attending school often lack ‘appropriate support and positive relationships with trusted adults’, says report

Environmental education should be a process of learning to see ourselves as part of nature and the living systems that sustain us, says Professor Ria Dunkley

LocatED received £9 million of government funding last year and paid its CEO up to £285,000, its latest accounts reveal