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Senior official tells ÌÇÐÄVlog SEND Show it wants to create a framework where ‘no children fall through the gap’

School will take over an existing IB setting in Gurugram, with executive head Dr Christopher Stevens suggesting it is the first of more overseas moves

It may feel as though change is the only constant in education policy, but looking to predictable undercurrents could help schools to pre-empt the next political shift, writes Loic Menzies

An independent report into the new Ofsted framework offers positive signs that inspections are doing what they were designed to do, despite identifying areas to improve, argues Lee Owston

The programme, called GR8 School, will use an interactive learning platform to track pupil progress, with teachers – ‘human mentors’ – stepping in to support when required

International schools have historically been not-for-profit institutions set up to serve expats, but the schools now being opened overseas by UK private brands are different, says this experienced head

Singapore is famous for being an international business hub – as well as for its strict rules around cleanliness and behaviour. But what’s it like to live and teach in the city-state? Emma Seith talks to leaders to find out

NEU calls for tests to be scrapped after survey highlights teachers’ fears that they will narrow the curriculum and crank up workload pressure

Deals for schools in Spain and the United Arab Emirates take the group’s total to four international settings, with the promise of more to come

In the past fortnight thousands have been arrested and schools have been disrupted in France amid a wave of protests by teenagers. What’s driving the unrest? And could something similar happen in England?

One student’s question got this deputy head thinking about the realities of good leadership – and the fact that much of it comes down to accepting you don’t know everything and looking to others for help

More than 46,000 students took A-level economics this year but the subject has had fewer than 100 new specialist teachers since 2019. The government needs to make this staff shortage a priority, argues academic Sonia Strnad