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The energy in Washington DC was unlike anything I’d ever experienced. Every conversation echoed the tension and excitement. And there we were, a group...
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Beyond the themes we’ve seen consistently since 2017, this year’s Teacher Wellbeing Index contains an important nuance that ought to inform policy decisions and...
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As the dust from the autumn budget settles, there remains a lack of detail regarding how some of the new legislation and tax rises...
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Like many other people of my generation, it was almost inevitable that any primary school fetes or fairs would be accompanied by music from...
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School exclusions are too often a hugely divisive topic. Attempting to take the issue on, especially with any nuance, can feel rather like walking into...
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School accountability reform and the planned introduction of report cards in 2025 are keeping Ofsted and the DfE busy. But while progress might feel...
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In setting up its new regional improvement (RISE) teams, government should draw on lessons from previous experiences. In particular, they should be guided by...
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The government’s first budget brought some good news for schools, with funding allocated to roll out free breakfast clubs to hundreds of primary schools...
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In many ways the abolition of one-or two-word judgments of schools’ overall effectiveness was an easy win for the secretary of state. The so-called...
