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Teaching resources about staying safe online tend to target older children, but a new picture book for children aged 4-7 aims to change that

With schools around the world grappling with the problem of persistent absence, attendance expert Carolyn Gentle-Genitty tells ÌÇÐÄVlog how we can help pupils back into school

After Northern Ireland endures its worst-ever year for school attendance, officials blame the impact of Covid and mental health issues

The growing trend of teachers posting classroom videos can create issues for schools, students and staff, says safeguarding lead Thomas Michael

Attendance will improve if pupils ‘actively want to come to school’, says new government guidance

Pupils who have a parent in prison can often fall through the cracks of support networks, says Cherry Casey – but there are steps schools can take to help them

It is clear the scale of the attendance crisis means a cross-department, multi-sector approach is required, says NAHT leader Paul Whiteman

School leaders have called for the government to redouble efforts to address growing pupil mental health problem since pandemic

Decreasing pupil numbers are already beginning to impact school budgets, warns union leader

A campaign targeting Scottish schools is advising teachers to call an ambulance if they are worried about a child with asthma ‘at any time’

Pastoral and guidance teachers have a crucial role to play in tackling misogyny, says this principal teacher of English at a Glasgow school

The simple practice of asking pupils to line up at the start of school and after breaktimes can improve pupil behaviour at key points in the day, says Laura May Rowlands