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Few things can teach us more about other cultures than food, says Gemma Hargraves, whose school is planning a week-long celebration of international cuisines

Costly, messy and environmentally questionable, paper is increasingly making way for tech-enabled classroom alternatives. Rhodri Smith reveals how he started the transition with his school’s science students

Supposed fads such as growth mindset encourage us to pick a side, and quickly. What’s missing is nuance, writes Jon Severs

Fewer teachers have left the profession last year to change career or move into other education systems

The delay in lifting Covid restrictions has put a stop to many planned transition activities. So what can schools do?

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development’s long-awaited report on Curriculum for Excellent is imminent

If we want to tackle sexual harassment in schools, we can’t tolerate the sending of naked pictures, says Sarah Ledger

With 100,000 pupils becoming eligible for FSM in the autumn term, pupil premium policy change could cost schools £124m

News of 300K extra children eligible for FSM between January 2020 and 2021 likely to fuel criticism of DfE over pupil premium ‘stealth cut’

Most school leaders think one-to-one catch-up tuition should be main focus of Covid recovery effort, new poll shows

Most tutoring under DfE’s flagship NTP will be provided on a 1:3 basis to provide both ‘value for money’ and ‘high impacts’

Ofsted chief says responding to instances of sexual harassment such as nude images is a ‘difficult issue for schools’