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With schools facing growing pressures, staff want authentic leaders they can trust – showing vulnerability and admitting you don’t have all the answers can go a long way, writes Evelyn Forde

No one wants to experience school leadership in a time of war, says Tomas Duckling of Dubai College, but it can have a galvanising effect on the whole community

Should you seat pupils alphabetically or pair high and low prior attainers? Mark Roberts takes a look at what research tells us about seating plans

A year on from becoming a headteacher, this leader shares some easy but effective ways to promote engagement with staff and parents

Summer policy announcements from the government with little depth risk undoing the excellent work of teachers over the past 10 years, argues the shadow education secretary

New RSE guidance recommends reinforcing learning about sex and relationships across the curriculum, including in subjects like English. But what would this look like?

From teacher recruitment to group consolidation, Association of British International Schools chair James McDonald shares insights on key trends set to impact settings in 2026-27

The event returns for its third year, offering 15 categories for schools around the world to enter – including two new awards

A schools group leader outlines how its settings give students the chance to engage with employers in a raft of industries to help shape their future career choices

When she became headteacher of a failing school in an area of high deprivation, Lottie Bloom faced a steep learning curve. Here she shares her insights into turning the school around

Another year of declining proportions of resit students achieving a grade 4 in maths and English has resulted in much discussion about whether young people are being set up to fail – and whether a grade 4 really is necessary for future work

Education improvement can only come if the systems and processes around staff allow them to grow, too, says Stephen Morales