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Language matters, which is why we are launching a working party to define what is unique about the teaching of teachers, writes Teacher Development Trust CEO Gareth Conyard

Move will be welcomed by outdoor learning campaigners, but will Scottish government change the rules on unisex toilets?

From next year secondary schools in Brighton will have to admit at least the average number of children on free school meals. This will help to end divisions within the city, says the Bishop of Dover

If we really value the role of non-mainstream settings then we need to solve these glaring problems, says the CEO of a special-school trust

The development of essential employment skills, starting from the early years, is key to meeting future workforce needs, says research report

Perception of ‘uncertainty and instability’ is fuelling interest in education outside the UK, suggests a survey report from international schools group GEMS Education

What schools and academy trusts need to know from new legislation that will affect procurement processes from next week

The government is being urged to write off local authorities’ high-needs deficits in response to new findings about their SEND budgets

Ofsted’s Lee Owston writes for ÌÇÐÄVlog to outline why the inspectorate is confident its new framework proposals offer the best model for parents, pupils and professionals

National organisations join forces to rethink school grounds as ‘playful and nature-rich environments’ that can boost learning and ‘design out violence’

NASBTT CEO Emma Hollis reflects on a quarter of a century of teacher training reforms – and outlines three areas that have to evolve to keep pace with the sector’s needs

But teaching union warns that cutting teacher numbers would be a ‘false economy’ that would ‘damage life chances’