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Children’s rights – and their voices – need to be at the heart of all decisions about education, writes Megan Dixon

Heads’ leader says the only way to properly resolve the issue would be if less staff were being infected

Teachers receiving live feedback through an earpiece whilst teaching has become a popular training technique in some US schools. But how well does it work?

Schools need help to mitigate staff absence and learning loss – and fast, argues Jon Severs

The government has confirmed controversial MFL changes will go ahead to ‘boost accessibility’, but heads’ leaders have dismissed the reforms as ‘prescriptive and grinding’

In teaching, the job is never ‘done’; there’s always more work to do. So how can teachers manage their time? Mark Enser shares his approach

How come take-up for the National Tutoring Programme has been so low? Laura McInerney breaks down what’s gone wrong

Geoff Barton casts a quizzical eye over a week that revealed the stark reality of how some much hyped-up government initiatives have failed to deliver – and why schools have pressed on regardless

Almost 3,000 of those staff unable to attend school this week were teachers, national statistics show

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Concern as one in 12 teachers say a lack of PCR and lateral flow tests has kept colleagues off school

School information management systems supplier ESS came under fire last year after switching from one-year to three-year contracts