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Research highlighting the impact on children’s social and emotional development shows the ‘urgent’ need for better-funded services, says heads’ union leader

Ahead of A-level results day, one head of sixth form shares her advice on how teachers can support disappointed students

New government data on suspensions shows the surge in behaviour issues that schools are having to contend with – and which year groups are proving most problematic

Schools minister said he will review DfE mobile phones in schools policy following Unesco report on negative impact on learning

Pokémon cards have helped teacher Glen Fraser see the extraordinary power of positive relationships in education

The suspension rate during the first full year following the Covid lockdowns was the highest recorded in government published figures

A new report revealing a worrying rise in girls being exploited by criminal gangs highlights how schools – with adequate funding and external support – can play a key role in saving pupils from danger, explains Anne Longfield

The concept of ‘mattering’ isn’t talked about enough in schools, say two educators, who offer advice on creating a culture in which every child can see that they matter

We take you through ÌÇÐÄVlog’ biggest stories, most important analyses and most read teaching and learning articles of the past academic year

A consultation has been launched on proposed new guidance covering how schools share information to keep children safe. Here we explain what the update would mean on the frontline

Ofsted inspections should investigate levels of abuse of female staff, say MPs in a report published today

To help keep young people out of the clutches of county lines gangs, schools should look for signs of vulnerability in primary-age children and keep an eye on exclusion rates, MPs were told today