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New guidance from The Bell Foundation offers schools help for giving the influx of pupils from locations including Ukraine, Afghanistan and Hong Kong the best education possible

Parents often refer to Ofsted judgements when choosing a school for their child – but research suggests this isn’t as helpful as many think, explains Christian Bokhove

In a break from usual Ofsted convention, some schools will be told on Friday that they will be inspected on Monday, prompting concern for staff wellbeing

Disorderly behaviour and material posted online linked to the current wave of school protests are ‘unacceptable’, warns union leader

The pilot scheme for languages and physics teachers, which could cost up to £4m next year, is ‘sign of desperation from the government’, says union leader

Secondary headteachers say the latest offer ‘devalues them’ given pay rises are capped for those earning over £80,000

In designing curricula for Oak National Academy, Emma McCrea says five guiding principles have been key

There is a danger that the way some schools are implementing the Slant behaviour-for-learning approach is setting pupils with SEND up to fail, argues headteacher Clive Lawrence 

The NEU has warned there could be further strike days in the summer term if there is no progress on pay talks with the government. How likely are we to see further action?

When implementing adaptive teaching, it’s important that teachers consider both proactive and reactive strategies, explains Julie Wharton

EIS union recommends that members accept the pay offer, which follows several rounds of teacher strike action since November

A special school MAT leader explains why proposals in the SEND plan need to be enacted far sooner – and backed by a financially sustainable system