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While building positive relationships is crucial for behaviour, Scottish schools must not forget about setting clear expectations and boundaries, says this secondary headteacher

The growing trend of teachers posting classroom videos can create issues for schools, students and staff, says safeguarding lead Thomas Michael

Consider ‘visual impact’, avoid playing fields and four other instructions for schools installing temporary buildings due to RAAC

WhatsApp messages between senior government officials claim Gavin Williamson had ‘not wanted to give an inch’ to trade unions by backing masks in schools

New legislation should help to keep children safer online – here’s what schools need to know in terms of their safeguarding role

Two separate reviews find many school leaders think the National Tutoring Programme works but is unsustainable once government funding ends

Union leaders and special schools warn extra funding announced to support teacher pay increase will not be sufficient

When reading education research, it’s important to look at the spread of a study’s data, rather than just accepting the average result, warns Christian Bokhove

Union leaders question investment and warn that AI will not be a ‘silver bullet’ to fix teacher workload

Having launched AI tools for quizzes and lesson planning, Oak National Academy wants to help schools develop their own AI projects

Unions warn that unfunded rise for private schools will force more schools to drop out of the teacher pension scheme

Every young person should have a positive and meaningful relationship with physical activity, says Tim Hollingsworth – and that means changing how we approach school sport