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Warning that ‘school just isn’t working’ for white working-class children, the education secretary promises policy to address this is in the forthcoming Schools White Paper

Children are going through puberty earlier than ever. What does this mean for education? David Robson investigates

A new approach to inclusion has helped one school to reduce exclusions to zero and significantly cut suspensions. Phil Humphreys and Kiran Gill explain how

Concerned leaders tell ÌÇÐÄVlog the government has not equipped them to deal with debates on immigration, race and St George’s flags

Rather than sending new students struggling with attendance to alternative provision settings, this school has created a programme to ease them into secondary life – with impressive outcomes

Giving incentives for good attendance, like class pizza parties, might not have the positive effect schools want, finds Mark Leswell, who offers an alternative

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

Government urged to ‘meet schools in the middle’ as unions highlight impact of poverty on learning

New figures show that in-school knife crime incidents have decreased in many areas of England. Ellen Peirson-Hagger hears from leaders about what they are doing to drive this reduction, and whether it’s enough

And nearly half of primary teachers now say that pupil misbehaviour affects their wellbeing, DfE survey finds

Seven in 10 teachers say they lack the support they need from key services, such as mental health and access to learning, an NFER survey finds