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An educator in Peru shares resources that will be helpful for teachers working with large numbers of pupils with English as an additional language

Pupil absence because of illness is just as detrimental to academic achievement as unauthorised absence, according to new research

More than 350,000 students in 129 countries received their International AS- and A-level results today, with an 11 per cent rise in entries compared with last year

This summer we’re rounding up some of our most popular recent features on different education topics. Here are our top five articles about the science of learning

The importance of relationships with pupils, colleagues and parents cannot be overstated, says Dr Sarah Mullin, who offers new teachers some core ways to get this right

From understanding cultural nuances in different countries and teaching to diverse cohorts to grappling with geopolitics, here are some top tomes for teachers heading abroad

But CIS research suggests that the sector may be starting to address the gender imbalance in headteachers’ salaries

A trust leader explains how working with PhD candidates at universities can help more young people consider their education options

Developing literacy doesn’t stop at primary school, so where can secondary teachers and leaders turn for support on continuing to build this crucial skill?

Establishing routines quickly is important for early career teachers, explains Dr Sarah Mullin, who reveals research-informed strategies to do just that

From downloading must-have apps to finding a new social scene and enquiring about the availability of baked beans, this is what teachers heading abroad should organise to make their arrival easier

This summer we’re rounding up some of our most popular recent features on different education topics. Here are our top five articles on SEND and inclusion