New enrichment benchmarks聽will be a boost, not a burden Ask any teacher what they remember from school or college and it won鈥檛 be a test score
Beyond EBacc: How to get the next accountability shift right As history has shown us, any new public policy performance measure leads to the system adapting its behaviour
As AI does our work, it may聽destroy the reasons we learn Deference to machines raises questions not just about what and how we learn, but why, warns Lawrence Foley
Why it鈥檚 time to turn SEND training 鈥榠nside out鈥� Working from a diagnosis seems obvious but has limitations 鈥� so teachers need to anticipate pupils鈥� needs, says Dr Anne Heavey
Ministers urge primaries to consider childminders on site Schools without space for full nursery told to consider teaming up with childminder to provide early years provision
Schools to face legal duty to record seclusion use New legislation would mean schools must record their use of non-disciplinary isolation and report it to parents
Thousands of retired teachers die before pensions row settled New data reveals the scale of the backlog in remedy cases facing the Teachers鈥� Pension Scheme鈥檚 embattled administrators Capita
This week鈥檚 best responses from our readers How to really drive efficiencies in schools, and what next after Ofsted legal action failure
Use common sense to deal with an angry AI-created legal request 聽 Subject access requests have become common but new legislation provides guidance on how to react sensibly, says Claire Archibald