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Outdated Recruitment Practice has no Place in Education Current ways of addressing the recruitment crisis are short-term at best. We need to go in a new direction, says Kevin Green...

Are Lunchtime Supervisors the Key to Changing the Healthy Eating Culture in Schools? Lunchtime supervisors and catering staff are the children’s authority on what’s healthy, how much they should eat and what is socially acceptable at lunchtime, says Jo Stimpson...

Tracking Pupil Progress Doesn’t Always Mean Using Data Now we’ve stopped allocating dubious numbers to children, we can reflect on our understanding of progress...

How Can Your School Help Students who Self Harm? Self-harm is often a sign of even deeper pain, says Sal McKeown – so what can schools do to help?

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New School Year – Are you Planning for Survival, or Success? Brace yourselves...September is coming

Nurseries Need to Clearly Communicate Our Role in Children’s Education In the face of myriad challenges, the sector must come together to show parents what we have to offer, says June O’Sullivan…

8 Essential Habits for your Second Year of Teaching Get it right and you may be bestowed with that greatest of honours – a pupil naming their pet after you...

How to Boost Social Mobility for Students from Disadvantaged Areas Social capital is the key to social mobility for all pupils, says Future First CEO Matt Lent...

How Your School Can Make a Difference on Real-World Issues Our school's humble literacy project led to the government proposing a ban on plastic straws, says Rebecca Morris...

Are Robots Really Set to Replace Teachers? Sir Anthony Seldon Discusses AI and Agency “It’s the biggest thing to happen in education for 500 years”

Could Keeping Students Hydrated Really Improve Outcomes? Would putting a water cooler in every classroom improve attainment? Glen Gilchrist wasn’t going to take a professor’s word for it...

How to Make the Most of Role Play in Early Years With a little planning and forethought you can create a space that will inspire your children’s imaginative play for weeks to come, says Nikky Smedley…

Protect Students from Extremism by Taking a Positive Approach to Prevent Shielding young people from the influence and impact of extremism can be an inspiring experience, says Joe McElroy – with the right expert support...

How to Make Your Nursery’s Marketing Count When you are investing valuable time in trying to attract new customers, it pays to plan, says Jacqui Burke…

Teachers, Try to Manage your Workload or you Will Burn Out There’s always something else to be done in teaching, says our anonymous correspondent – but if you try and do it all yourself, you’ll be heading for a fall

Improve your behaviour management by ‘playing’ a cool and calm character Imagining yourself ‘in role’ can help you to remain collected when behaviour becomes difficult, says John Coxhead...

What to do After a Failed Ofsted Inspection A failed inspection should represent the first step in a journey of improvement, says Ruth Sparkes – and that’s the message you need to share

The Government’s Refusal to Fund Free Sanitary Products for School Pupils is Shameful This decision demonstrates a lack of empathy and compassion, says Fiona Millar...

Children’s Books Need More Diverse Characters Shockingly few kids’ books feature characters of colour or with disabilities – it’s our responsibility to challenge that

11 Ways Nurseries Can Get Ready for Ofsted Don’t let silly mistakes or misconceptions wreck your hard work when the inspector comes to call…

No One Should Have to Choose Between Teaching and Parenthood It's hard enough keeping teachers in the profession as it is right now, so don't make them pick between school and home life, says Tom Starkey

How to Make your Nursery’s Website Work Harder In a competitive marketplace it’s important to do what you can to ensure your online presence stands out from the crowd…

5 Ways to Make Classroom Maths Relevant to Secondary Students "When will I ever use this in life?" – Teachers are used questions like this, but these ideas from Christine Norledge will help pupils understand the relevance of mathematics before they've even asked...

Sick of EBacc? Could the International Baccalaureate Give Your Students a More-Rounded Education? Student agency at the core of IB’s new primary programme, says Dr Peter Fidczuk...

Why Secondary Students Need to Read Strong Female Characters in Literature Gender shouldn’t be a barrier to leadership opportunities, says Sally Green – and powerful female characters in literature can help get that message across...

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