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A former adviser to Tony Blair and Keir Starmer says schools can’t just tell boys to avoid controversial content – instead, they need to give them the tools, time and space to discuss the world they inhabit

One head makes the case against isolating students for poor behaviour – and explains the improvements she has seen since abandoning the policy at her school

A Year 2 lead at an international school in Bangkok outlines how she created a six-week programme to teach social and emotional skills to young learners

A new programme targeted at boys who are eligible for free school meals has resulted in improved attendance and behaviour at 17 United Learning schools. Ellen Peirson-Hagger hears what it involves

When a new pupil joins an already established class mid-year, small but thoughtful actions can make a big difference to how quickly they settle, says this international school teacher

University of Roehampton’s pilot classroom programme aims to improve political knowledge and self-belief among working-class girls

AI apps that simulate romantic relationships present a number of hidden dangers, says safeguarding lead Thomas Michael, who explains what schools can do to help protect students

The benchmark is one of several adopted by the government as a ‘starting point’ for its new enrichment framework for schools, leader tells ÌÇÐÄVlog

On 29 July 2024 pupils from Churchtown Primary were victims of an attack at a holiday club in Southport. Here, trust leaders reflect on how their community pulled together in the year that followed

Diagnostic labels are medicalising young people for behaviours once considered ordinary and are contributing to unsustainable workload in schools, argues psychiatrist Sami Timimi

Our young people are absorbing extreme views via social media, but schools have a unique power to combat this dangerous polarisation, says MAT chief Gulcin Sesli

Survey by Youth Sport Trust also finds disadvantaged female pupils less likely than their peers to be confident about physical activity