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The best school leaders can stop their pride from getting in the way of effective collaboration, says this international assistant head – but it’s easier said than done

The extent to which history lessons ignore female figures has been revealed by new research. Here, teachers share the changes they are making to address this gender imbalance

An international teacher shares some tips on keeping things simple in your lesson planning to make your classroom more inclusive

After spending three days at the Labour conference, one trust leader says that – far from projecting doom and gloom – it highlighted a spirit of ambition that could transform our school system

Evidence shows teachers are vulnerable to persistent feelings of inadequacy, and this can have wide-ranging negative effects for schools, finds Mark Roberts

The prime minister says he no longer believes in the target set by his predecessor Tony Blair – and instead announces a plan to promote ‘higher-level skills’

IB chief Olli-Pekka Heinonen says governments around the world recognise that we must do more to protect young people from technological harms – and schools can help

Four senior leaders provide insights into living and working in Vietnam, a country that has experienced rapid growth in the international school sector

The proportion of students who say they would feel comfortable talking to an adult at school about their mental health has dropped, DfE survey shows

After the excitement of the start of term, new teachers in international schools may suddenly start feeling anxious about their new surroundings – so it’s important to give them support, says this experienced head

Bitcoin and other emerging payment systems may be nascent but, at this school, teaching pupils about their place in the world of money is embedded in its financial literacy work

A lack of provision for students wanting to study Mandarin is one thing, but the current A-level exam specifications are putting many off, too, warns this school language lead