In his first year of headship, Michael Hartland, principal at Chase Grammar School, distils some of what he has learned
Cheadle Hulme School will become one of eight regional NMAP SCITT hubs for training maths teachers
Author, editor and founder of children’s fiction development studio Storymix, Jasmine Richards, can testify to the power of books and representation
The head of politics at Stamford School has been awarded a fellowship from the Chartered College of Training
We asked the experts how any school can best support students with special educational needs and disabilities
The award is named in honour of an esteemed head of a north London independent school
We have never been able to respond, react and converse faster than we can now, but that doesn’t always mean we do it better, says headmistress of St Margaret’s School, Rose Hardy
We asked three headteachers for advice on how to retain a team of happy teaching staff
Tomorrow’s Engineers Week is designed to show how careers in the field can fulfil young people’s desire to make the world a better place
Research commissioned by the charity found that a majority of people think it’s right for teachers at primary school to talk positively about LGBT families
With UK teacher numbers last year at their lowest level since 2013 and DfE data showing that 32% of new teachers leave the profession after only five years, what can independent schools do to compete with the state schools and recruit the best staff available? Nicky Adams offers some insight
It’s never too late to reinvigorate your approach to education, says Dr Jennifer Farrar, programme leader, online MSc education at the University of Glasgow
Carolyn Savage, former head of education at Winter's International School Finder, explains the importance of mother tongue and how it benefits education and child development
High Performance Learning is helping schools ensure their students are given opportunities to thrive
Research from Ofsted finds poor relationships with parents can add significantly to low morale and poor wellbeing in teaching. Eve Debbage, project officer at Teacher Tapp, outlines how matters can be improved
The school’s fresh approach to music teaching will coincide with a new performing arts award
ACS International Schools says that, if space travel is to continue, it is vital that schoolchildren are students of the STEAM approach to learning
When developing a new concept school in Bali, maths teacher Stephen Powell-Peterson wanted to introduce a functional flipped classroom, allowing students to learn independently. Here he explains the benefits of flipped learning and how it has been successfully implemented
Very much so, says William Mackenzie-Green, soon to be head of history at King’s Hall School, and formerly a Royal Marines Commando
Tracy Shand, author of Boardingology, explores the powers of words and actions
Lexonik guarantees literacy improvement through ongoing training and development
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