I was interviewed for my own job by a panel in Sanctuary buildings who were really fierce, and then were delightful afterwards,” he recalls. Arrow Vale is now over-subscribed, says Shears. It was ...

Over the past year, concerns about the issue of censorship and book banning have been steadily growing. It’s an age-old problem. Books have always been routes to challenge, chan ...

A peer mentoring scheme for children about to start secondary school was a fantastic advert for teenagers’ commitment, says Ben Sperring. In the busyness that is the world of ed ...

Britain’s crisis of truth is no longer confined to the internet. It is overflowing in the classroom. This is the key message ...

A third of schools in a high-profile academy trust are set to make “staffing changes” as they wrestle with the falling rolls crisis. The David Ross Education Trust (DRET) is l ...

When a child disengages from education, it rarely happens overnight and usually follows a gradual loss of confidence. They ...

Bridget Phillipson’s emphasis on parental partnerships is an opportunity for schools to bring parents on board ...

And four in five teachers report having had a pupil bring up a conspiracy theory with them The proportion of children reporting issues with conspiracy theories, misinformation and disinformation in ...

Two in five leaders believe schools in their area “actively discourage” applications from pupils with SEND, with poorer pupils entitled to support underrepresented at top-performing schools. The ...

Places under the next phase of the programme also won’t have to be on school sites or in existing nurseries, with councils allowed to open nurseries as part of family hubs. “By targeting the next ...

Building upon the success of last year’s workshop programme, the 2026 Inspiring Leadership Conference will be hosting no less ...

Complaints to Ofsted about schools have risen by five per cent in a year, new data reveals, with parents urged not to bypass ...