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The fact that local families are now the ‘core demographic’ for international schools has led to a rise in bilingual provision – but delivering it is ‘more complex than hiring two teachers and dividing kids’ time’ between two languages, discovers Emma Seith

The complicated structure of our school system is a problem for Andy Burnham because his education policies require a level of coordination that isn’t currently achievable, says Amber Dellar from the Institute for Government

It may feel as though change is the only constant in education policy, but looking to predictable undercurrents could help schools to pre-empt the next political shift, writes Loic Menzies

An independent report into the new Ofsted framework offers positive signs that inspections are doing what they were designed to do, despite identifying areas to improve, argues Lee Owston

Singapore is famous for being an international business hub – as well as for its strict rules around cleanliness and behaviour. But what’s it like to live and teach in the city-state? Emma Seith talks to leaders to find out

Moon Hall School has expanded into Egypt with a specialist assessment, tuition and therapy centre. Headteacher Michelle Catterson talks about why it has taken this approach – and why ambitions for a full school opening overseas remain very much intact

Three trust leaders tell ÌÇÐÄVlog about their first month in the job – what surprised them, what they learned and the advice that helped them through it

This year’s El Niño climate phenomenon could be ‘the biggest upheaval in global weather for a thousand years’. Here, international school leaders tell Emma Seith how they’re preparing for everything from typhoons, floods and droughts to snakes in the playground

The UAE-based principal talks to Emma Seith about what led her into international teaching, the importance of being ‘agile’ as a leader and her school’s determination to welcome all students

As the DfE introduces new vocational GCSEs, the sector needs to reject assumptions that pupils who struggle academically must instead be ‘good with their hands’, write two sector leaders

EEF’s Professor Becky Francis explains why it’s vital that education research answers the most pressing questions facing educators – and how teachers can help ensure they do just that

A headteacher explains how a new model of inclusion the school created to support vulnerable children works for all – and has the outcomes to prove its success