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The OECD has already questioned whether official student data is ‘robust’ enough – now other key figures are voicing their concerns, says Emma Seith

A scheme in Scotland offers a financial incentive – and potentially life-changing experiences – to new teachers willing to relocate. Could it work in the rest of the UK, too?

Teachers are facing a barrage of questions about the Russian invasion and will know how to respond, says Henry Hepburn

Your roundup of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ most popular news and features articles from the past week

Teachers don’t need the DfE’s new guidance on impartiality to talk to pupils about the invasion of Ukraine – they have discussions about sensitive topics every day, says Helen Amass

Modern studies is a subject unique to Scotland and it is ideally placed for explaining today’s historic events in Ukraine, says Michael Shanks

Taking a year-long career break has been ‘life-changing’ – everyone should get this opportunity, says secondary teacher Alasdair Allan

Robert Halfon MP explains why he’s looking to amend the Skills and Post-16 Education Bill to give pupils more insights into vocational courses and enhance how much career guidance time students receive in school

Your round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ most popular news and features articles from the past week

School trips can have a profound impact on young people and should not be seen as a luxury, says Henry Hepburn

Controversial plans in parts of Scotland would see ‘executive heads’ leading several schools

New government guidance to ensure teacher impartiality sparked fierce debate this week – but what does it really mean for schools? ÌÇÐÄVlog outlines the key guidelines that schools need to be aware of