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At the Schools and Academies Show senior leaders discussed numerous ways to better manage the sprawling estates that trusts and schools manage. Here are some of the key insights they had to share

An international school leader in Kenya explains that, far from turning their back on remote teaching after the pandemic, they now return to it regularly

Using data analysis to identify students just missing out on certain grades, our trust is holding conferences to sharpen exam technique, says this director of education

Estonia is one of Pisa’s biggest success stories, but what’s behind the country’s impressive results? Henry Hepburn finds out in an exclusive interview with education minister Kristina Kallas

Reframing the narrative around maths is essential to helping overcome pupils’ fears about the subject, say these two teachers

It’s no use schools having ‘high expectations’ if leaders don’t take the time to define what they look like, or make sure everyone upholds them, writes Jarlath O’Brien

Money is the first thing school leaders think about when it comes to budgeting, but there are other limited resources in a school that require the same kind of planning, says Mark Steed

ÌÇÐÄVlog brings you the big talking points and essential intelligence from the annual gathering of international school leaders in London

British International Schools Safeguarding Coalition issues framework for schools within seven associations to embed improved recruitment processes

Teachers are crying out for stronger subject-specific CPD, says Mark Enser – and this is how schools can give it to them

Teaching assistants need to promote independence, not dependence, writes Alex Quigley – and consistent use of scaffolding strategies is the key

The government must use financial incentives to address the lack of teachers in key subjects, says Labour MP and Commons Education Select Committee member Mark Sewards