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One trust leader explains the benefits of bringing 260 teaching assistants together for professional development and the sharing of ideas and insights

Too many teenagers don’t have the reading skills to access the curriculum, but Professor Jessie Ricketts is on a mission to change that

The American academic and Anxious Generation author outlines his damning views on young people and smartphones and tech in schools – to an audience of trust leaders

Too many students are becoming disengaged from physics because they can’t see the real-life relevance of what they are learning, writes subject lead Kate Jakubiak

A pastoral leader at an international school explains why it has adopted a restorative response to behaviour incidents – and the positive impact this is having

In a new series, ÌÇÐÄVlog looks at the difficult ethical decisions that headteachers can face – and explores how following a set of guiding principles is often the best way forward

With a ban on single-use vapes coming into force, pouches are a new source of nicotine favoured by young people – so what do teachers need to know about the risks they pose?

It’s a familiar debate: can those non-academic life competencies actually be taught? A new study has re-examined the evidence, writes Christian Bokhove

Even if leaving is the last thing on your mind, working on succession planning will pay dividends in the future, writes Mark Leppard

CPD is vital for teachers but too often it falls short of providing lasting impact. A MAT director of learning outlines how to avoid the most common pitfalls

The government’s priority of creating tech infrastructure in schools risks repeating the failures of the past, argues Pierre Lagrange

Moves to bring more creativity to the classroom are to be welcomed – but how we assess these skills needs careful thought, says Pearson’s Katy Lewis