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The president of primary school leaders’ association AHDS talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog about her memories of a bullying maths teacher and the historical figures who she would want to join her in the perfect staffroom

We’re told that teacher CPD is the key to Covid catch-up and retention – but it must be led by schools rather than the government, says Jon Severs

Neurodivergent pupils are not being defiant when their behaviour does not conform, warns this autistic teacher

These are some of the darkest days I’ve known as a head, says Patrick Moriarty – but we need to face our shame head-on

Speech technology has had an ‘astounding’ effect on students who find writing difficult, says Blair Minchin

SEND is full of acronyms you may not be familiar with – our handy guide will help you understand them

An unwise drinks decision on a school trip resulted in a frosty reception and a valuable lesson about rewards for Nathan Burns

Emma Cate Stokes tells ÌÇÐÄVlog how her school transformed number-phobic mums and dads into arithmetic enthusiasts who now have enough understanding of the mastery approach to be able to support their children’s learning

Evidence points to an under-diagnosis of female students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, resulting in a lack of support in school and jeopardising their mental health in later life, says Margaret Mulholland

Instead of barking orders and establishing prohibitive rules, there is a way to steer students towards desirable conduct with minimal effort on the part of school leaders, finds Jo Clemmet. It involves using behavioural psychology to subtly prod young people into making the right decisions for themselves

Pit your wits against ÌÇÐÄVlog’ Easter-themed quiz

The adventurer lifts the lid on his childhood experiences at Eton, recalls an eventful school trip up Snowdon and explains why he believes the most important learning happens outside the classroom