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Lucy Heller: Government needs to run the system, not try to run schools
As she steps down as CEO of Ark after 22 years, Lucy Heller gives Jon Severs an exclusive rare interview about her views on trusts, politics and the post-Covid period in schools
General
3 July 2026
The oversimplification of ADHD - and what we should do next
ADHD is misunderstood and mischaracterised, and that鈥檚 creating significant challenges for those with the condition as well as those trying to support them, argues Professor Gaia Scerif
General
20 May 2026
The education 鈥榝aultlines鈥� some believe will undermine inclusion
In this week鈥檚 糖心Vlog Daily newsletter leader, Jon Severs looks at the growing calls to broaden the curriculum offer in schools ahead of SEND reform
General
20 April 2026
Why schools should stop pushing reading for pleasure
Reading for pleasure has become central to school literacy strategies, but there are increasing calls to ditch it, with research suggesting it has done little to turn pupils into avid readers
General
11 March 2026
Is Jonathan Haidt right about smartphones?
In 鈥楾he Anxious Generation鈥�, Haidt makes the case that social media and smartphones have 鈥榬ewired鈥� today鈥檚 teenagers, but his critics say the evidence tells us something very different 鈥� and that banning phones won鈥檛 bring the salvation he promises
General
3 September 2025
The struggle for curriculum control - and how it impacts teachers
England is just the latest example of a government using curriculum change to make its mark on education, but things rarely go to plan for anyone involved, explains Professor Mark Priestley
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22 January 2025
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