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The director-general of the IB outlines why it will take educators’ expertise to inspire pupils to believe they can reverse the climate crisis

An experienced teacher explains why he wanted to spend his later career years working abroad – and why schools in the UK need to get smart about hiring those returning home

Specialist support for pupils in Scotland with vision impairment is fragmented, so adopting a landmark new framework is crucial, says Michael Craig

Beckmead Trust CEO Jonty Clark offers his advice on how to grow an academy trust – and explains why, despite all the stress, he’d do it all over again in a heartbeat (probably)

A private school deputy head explains why he thinks Labour’s tax plan for private schools will have several negative unintended consequences – including for the state sector

Special school and alternative provision leaders are happy the DfE is pushing initial teacher training providers to ensure that trainees spend time in non-mainstream settings, although they warn that the strength of these partnerships will be essential

The rise in exclusions from mainstream schools has overwhelmed our alternative provision sector – and policymakers needs to act fast, says this pupil referral unit head

The director-general of the International Baccalaureate, Olli-Pekka Heinonen, explains why he’s excited about a review of its Diploma Programme to broaden worldwide access – and why children’s wellbeing must remain a global priority

Ahead of major changes to course content and assessment for the sciences under the International Baccalaureate, a teacher at an international school in the USA explains what schools should expect

As the COBIS conference brings together international heads from around the world, CEO Colin Bell explains why it’s time the government backed its accreditation system to help the sector continue to expand

Forging links with local universities helps international schools to become part of their host nation’s education ecosystem – and signing a memorandum of understanding gives your school a solid foundation to build on

For years, international schools ran ad hoc alumni networks or left it entirely to past students but now they are realising the benefits of keeping in touch with former cohorts, finds Simon Lock