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NAHT says the national recovery effort is the ‘only game in town’ for schools and asks if they should be ‘distracted’ by curriculum-focused inspections

Homeschooling has ruthlessly exposed the fact that our curriculum is not fit for purpose, says the NEU’s Mary Bousted

The death of Sarah Everard highlights the need for schools to talk about violence against women, says Anki Deo

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There’s no getting away from the doom and gloom just now, but Scottish education has plenty to take pride in, writes Henry Hepburn

Smaller class sizes, necessary because of the new social distancing requirements, could prove a long-term solution to tackling the attainment gap, writes Emma Seith

The headteacher of e-Sgoil chats about his formative years growing up in the Outer Hebrides speaking only Gaelic and his ideas for how to close the attainment gap

The chief executive of the Education Endowment Foundation chats about her most memorable school moments and her hopes for the future of education

Teachers should stop using flimsy arguments to justify subjects such as maths and English language to those who would prefer to see study rooted in the ‘real world’. Instead, we should be unapologetically clear about the intrinsic value of abstract ideas and ‘learning to think’, says Thomas Kent

Many teachers insist on it, but is a quiet environment always optimal for learning? Carly Page sifts the research to come up with some golden insights

After a pupil started setting off bangers in class in front of her PGCE tutor, Heidi Drake learned a valuable lesson about school policies

When teaching moved online, oracy skills may have taken a back seat, but Nicky Pear and Nicole Gurvidi formed a partnership to maintain an already strong focus on spoken communication