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Seven ways that schools can promote attendance in any setting, according to Ofsted

New Ofsted research reveals the reasons that headteachers cited for lower-than-normal school attendance last term

As research shows that being labelled as dyslexic lowers academic expectations, Alex Quigley explores the issue

Secondaries will be able to bid for grants of up to £3,000 for equipment or teaching resources in a government scheme to refresh the subject

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It’s likely that a child in your class has dyscalculia – but how much do you know about the condition? Here, expert Rob Jennings explains all

The pandemic has upended societal structures, yet many still claim that lasting timetable change in schools is too complex. However, Emma Seith has found such change is already taking place

International research shows the value that sport has in increasing attainment – but how can teachers put this into practice? Kate Parker explores

Changing exams or cutting doors demonstrates that the chance for improvements that outlive the pandemic is being missed, writes Emma Seith

This week is Languages Week Scotland, so how successful has the drive to make languages ‘an entitlement’ from P1 to S3 been?

Government-backed advice service set up to help school staff who ‘lack confidence’ in tackling a rise in sex abuse among pupils

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