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As a new school year looms, Sendco Nikki Cunningham-Smith suggests ways to make work more inclusive for all staff

It’s easy to focus on everything that’s wrong with education, but teachers must not let the challenges overshadow the positive parts of the job, argues Ben Levinson

Rising summer temperatures don’t just make classrooms uncomfortable – they bring higher levels of pollution, which affect not only children’s health but also their capacity to learn, finds Katie Scott

Negotiations come amid growing industrial action by the teaching union, with school leaders telling ÌÇÐÄVlog that disputes have left them feeling ‘distressed’ and ‘exploited’

The education secretary writes for ÌÇÐÄVlog to explain why she hopes new anti-bullying guidance and a negotiating body for support staff will have a real impact for all those in schools

Could a ‘one bite at a time’ approach help reduce those nagging holiday voices reminding you there’s work to be done? This international leader thinks so

A quarter of schools closed early this week as the UK had its hottest June day on record – with leaders calling for urgent action to cool classrooms

The international sector is seen as an investment opportunity, but the schools that will thrive are those that build trust with their parents and local communities – not those that simply rely on their brand, writes Federico Verri

Scores of schools across England announce they will close or finish early over the next few days as record-breaking temperatures predicted

Zeba Clarke talks to Emma Seith about her ‘fundamental commitment’ to building ‘a happy school’ – and why this includes making time to teach every week

Climate change means heatwaves in the UK are becoming increasingly common. Dr Laurence Wainwright explains what that means for cognition

Campaign group’s survey of schools finds ‘overwhelmingly negative’ reactions to new inspection system