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Pastoral support officer Rahi Popat wanted to boost the wellbeing of students and staff, so he instigated a whole-school fitness regime that aims to harness the power of exercise as a preventative tool to ward off mental health issues – with notable improvements in behaviour, attendance and overall happiness

Inspectorate sets out what it believes are the key factors to a successful religious education curriculum

We’re obsessed with the Teachers’ Standards as NQTs – but only later do we appreciate their value, says Vicki Rotheram

Pupil voice gives children responsibility and nurtures collaboration, leadership and negotiation, says Blair Minchin

Students should be taught political literacy so they understand how democracy works when they leave school, say MPs

Star of hit TV show It’s a Sin says young people don’t know about the HIV crisis as it was ‘brushed under the carpet’

The curriculum can help stop sexual harassment and abuse in schools, explains Jenny Fox, of the PSHE Association

Exam board asks teachers to vote on GCSE and A Level texts and module names. But what are the choices on offer?

Seven Ofsted findings on the strengths and weaknesses in primary school language teaching

Making politics engaging is essential when your students can vote at 16, says teacher Laura Thomas

Passionate subject specialists can overcomplicate things – but they can also fire up enthusiasm, says Tabitha McIntosh

The challenges of home learning, highlighted by the pandemic, should make us question the traditional tasks we set for students to complete outside school. Now is the perfect time to rethink our approach, say Rick Grammatica and Richard Holme