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We round up the key takeaways from another packed annual conference that brought together international school leaders from around the world

Not every teaching job ends as you would wish – but there are ways to manage the situation and depart with your head held high, says this leader

A trust leader explains how they merged three leadership courses into one bespoke programme for staff to ensure it meets their needs

As part of our thought experiment series, Tomas Thurogood-Hyde argues that social class protections would be a complex introduction to education

As England presses ahead with plans for a full phone ban in schools, a new report suggests the impacts can be less clear-cut than many would hope for, says Luke Ramsden

A school leader shares the practical ways they helped turn around poor attendance by creating the ‘Count me in Crew’

The transition from primary to secondary school can be particularly daunting for pupils with special educational needs, but these steps can help, says Gemma Corby

A long-serving educator reflects on the guilt he felt having to take 12 weeks off school to have an operation, how he overcame this feeling and the lesson his situation offers for all teachers

Stopping by the classroom is a great way to keep connected to what’s going on in your school – but drop-ins also need purpose, says this leader

Our education system only really works for some children, writes professor of psychology Umar Toseeb, and the government’s plans for special educational needs reform won’t change that

A Sendco shares ideas on how to create meaningful action plans for students that prove that interventions to boost wellbeing and academic outcomes aren’t incompatible

New EEF research appears to give a strong vote of confidence to setting over mixed-ability grouping, but the authors of the study warn schools against taking any rash decisions