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Lobbying the government on workload isn’t enough when ministers have been turning a deaf ear, writes Yvonne Williams

Covid has exposed dire inequalities in education – yet Gavin Williamson talks of phone bans, says Geoff Barton

Predictions of Covid killing off the cinema raise a worrying assumption that everything – including learning – can be done just as well at home, says Henry Hepburn

The education secretary is like an ineffective NQT using scattergun threats to impress leadership, says Kester Brewin

Any one of the posts on Everyone’s Invited could have been written by my female friends, students or colleagues, says Sarah Ledger

The past two years have been very hard for trainee teachers – but that doesn’t mean it’s all bad news, says Adam Riches

The DfE’s repeated failure to be transparent over catch-up funding further erodes teachers’ trust, warns William Stewart

When the education secretary tells us he trusts us, he sounds like a parent talking to a teenager, says Kester Brewin

Department email to teacher hopefuls said there were ‘three types of learners’ - visual, auditory and kinaesthetic

The launch of a model music curriculum is welcome – but where’s the funding or training to back it up, asks Michael Tidd

Exams guidance has been published – just in time for Easter. But Covid only exacerbates an existing workload problem, says Geoff Barton