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Inspectorate sets out what it believes are the key factors to a successful religious education curriculum

Young people are increasingly vulnerable to abuse online – so how can schools help to safeguard students from the darkest parts of the web?

Picking which books students will study is a big decision – and shouldn’t just be about what is in the cupboard. Laura May Rowlands offers four key questions to help

We’re obsessed with the Teachers’ Standards as NQTs – but only later do we appreciate their value, says Vicki Rotheram

Pupil voice gives children responsibility and nurtures collaboration, leadership and negotiation, says Blair Minchin

During Covid we’ve had to teach without our classroom displays – and it’s been no great loss, says Amy Forrester

DfE is warned that failing to act now to close the attainment gap will be a ‘catastrophe’ for disadvantaged children

The executive director of Scottish parents’ organisation Connect talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog about her frustration with the rigidity of the current education system and her hopes for a future in which schools treat children as individuals

Far from exposing staff to a ‘toxic’ social media environment, head Daniel Woodrow has found communicating with parents on Twitter a wholly positive experience

Students who go on to develop persistent symptoms following a coronavirus infection will need considerable support from teaching staff – especially as their condition may result in an ongoing drop in attendance and an inability to access education in the usual way. Yet there is a real danger that some schools may not take post-Covid-19 syndrome seriously, says Dan Worth

Using prior-attainment data to place students in sets or give them a target grade to work towards not only adds to teachers’ workloads but can actually have a detrimental effect on children’s learning, argues Megan Mansworth

The chief inspector of the Independent Schools’ Inspectorate talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog about her struggles teaching School for Scandal to a bunch of reluctant A-level students, a shaming incident in a maths class and why she’s so grateful to Sir Tim Berners-Lee