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In our ‘My Week As’ series, a senior sector leader reveals what a typical week looks like in their role. Here, we talk to Nick Little of International School Aberdeen, in Scotland

Rather than approaching generative AI as one-way communication, teachers should use it to create a feedback loop, suggests Jack Dougall

New guidance means a grade 3 score now equates to non-compliance, but it will be easier for providers to score a grade 1 too

GEMS Education says its artificial intelligence hub will offer a ‘real-world testing ground’ for researchers and edtech innovators

Read the full exchange between the Ofsted chief and the education secretary on the ‘regrettable’ and ‘disappointing’ delay in the watchdog providing its consultation response

For our series in which headteachers outline what makes the job so rewarding, Helena Marsh explains why helping staff to grow and develop is so gratifying

The beloved country singer remembers her favourite teacher, Miss McMahan, who was always ‘young in spirit’

Minimising its environmental impact has become a growing priority for St Andrew’s in Turi – from planting 60,000 trees to cooking with biogas produced from pigs’ waste

Our How I Lead series asks education leaders to reflect on their career, experience and leadership philosophy. This month, we talk to former education secretary and teacher Estelle Morris

Work scrutinies, or ‘book looks’, are often not used well to support school improvement, suggests Mark Enser. So, how can leaders get this practice right?

An international head explains the complexities of deciding whether or not to let a controversial speaker come to the school – even after complaints from parents

The chief finance officer at STEP Academy Trust explains how centralising stationery and workbook procurement led to huge financial savings