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Education reform in Scotland is a chance to rethink schooling now that a third of children have additional needs, says Angela Morgan

Plans unveiled a few weeks ago to intervene with schools that receive two ‘requires improvement’ Ofsted reports will be crucial to help tackle the scourge of poor education experience for thousands of pupils, argues this MAT CEO

The new education secretary, James Cleverly, explains the rationale behind the pay awards decisions for teachers at all career stages announced today – and why only one year of pay increases has been confirmed

This Scottish educator has advice for new teachers on how to navigate a profession where no two days are ever the same

Your roundup of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ most popular news and features articles from the past week, including Ofsted inspection changes, an attack on teaching assistants and new behaviour guidance

We chat with the founding executive director of the National Institute of Teaching and Education at Coventry University about his own school days, his wide-ranging career path and the key reforms he thinks the sector needs to thrive

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Tory leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch was just the latest person to misunderstand the role of teaching assistants, says Jon Severs

A closer look at the data suggests a brighter picture, says this primary leader

Teachers in TV adverts promoting the profession have ‘full ownership of the classroom’. We need to learn from that, says this school leader

Labour has reiterated its pledge to remove the charitable status of independent schools and put VAT on fees – this will have a dramatic effect on the sector, says David James

The regulatory review for multi-academy trusts needs to propose a system of trust, not the overbearing regulation we have currently, argues Tom Campbell