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By 2023, a ‘world-leading’ climate change education will be in place in schools – Claudia Civinini talks to the experts about what it will look like

At the Aspirations Academies, six hours a week are dedicated to applied transdisciplinary learning – but how does it work? And should you apply something similar at your school?

Calls for GCSEs to be scrapped were growing louder before Covid – and the exams hiatus has only strengthened the case to explore different forms of assessment. But if you want to ditch GCSEs, do you really have to wait in hope for government reforms? Alistair McConville explains how some schools are finding alternative qualifications that they believe better prepare their students for the future

The best way to save time is to work together with your colleagues, writes Nathan Burns as he suggests five ways departments can collaborate

It’s mock season – and Laura May Rowlands shares her advice on making the marking process as equitable, interesting and useful as possible

Curriculum sequencing helps to avoid teaching topics in silos – and here’s how to do it, says Mark Enser

A-level English numbers are falling off a cliff and teachers are dissatisfied with the English language GCSE – so what can secondary English teachers do to save English?

With so much chaos around us, our students need books which transport them to another world, writes Claire Ezard – here are 11 of the best

Epistemic insight can spark students’ thirst for knowledge, says this academic – but what is it? And how can you embed it in your classroom?

The CEO of a trust that has taken direct action to diversify its history curriculum explains how it made this move, amid plans by the government to shake up the history syllabus

There is a difference between work being completed and learning occurring, argues Mark Enser

Catherine Nicol, new president of the Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association, talks about her ‘unusual’ journey into teaching and how school staff have ‘too many masters’