91¶¶Òõ
Skip to main content
Main navigation
Subscribe now & save!
£0.00 per month
for 12 months
Find out more →
Categories
Assessment
Behaviour
Curriculum
Funding
International
MATs
Ofsted
Pay & Conditions
Pedagogy
Policy
Research
Safeguarding
SEND
Teacher training
Archive
News
Analysis
Teaching & Learning
91¶¶Òõ Explains
Scotland
Leadership
MAT Tracker
Middle Leadership Essentials
Newsletters
Jobs and more
91¶¶Òõ.com
Education jobs
Teaching resources
91¶¶Òõ institute
School Portal
Partners
User profile
Logout
Categories
Open
Assessment
Behaviour
Curriculum
Funding
International
MATs
Ofsted
Pay & Conditions
Pedagogy
Policy
Research
Safeguarding
SEND
Teacher training
Archive
News
Analysis
Teaching & Learning
Open
91¶¶Òõ Explains
Scotland
Leadership
Open
MAT Tracker
Middle Leadership Essentials
Newsletters
Jobs and more
Open
91¶¶Òõ.com
Education jobs
Teaching resources
91¶¶Òõ institute
School Portal
Partners
Authors
Jasmine Norden
All articles by
Jasmine Norden
3 things affecting teenagers’ mental health
Researchers at the BrainWaves conference last week summarised a range of studies that tell us more about adolescent wellbeing, and how schools might be able to support young people’s mental health
General
14 July 2026
How big is the problem of pupils turning up but missing lessons?
Schools report that internal truancy has got worse since the pandemic. Now, for the first time, research gives us an indication of how prevalent the challenge is across secondary schools
Secondary
9 July 2026
5 myths about inclusive teaching
The EEF has published a guide to help schools embed inclusive practice in their classrooms, including the myths to ignore
General
6 July 2026
Will Labour’s plan to fix coastal schools work?
The government has pledged to drive up support for coastal schools, but what is the scale of the challenges faced by schools in these communities and what will it take to overcome them? Jasmine Norden investigates
General
1 July 2026
The problems with a school phone ban: a research perspective
Banning phones can have unintended consequences, so schools need to be cautious about how they implement the statutory ban in September, new research suggests
General
30 June 2026
What does the MBacc tell us about Burnham’s vision of education?
Andy Burnham is very likely to be our next prime minister. As Greater Manchester mayor, he launched the Greater Manchester Baccalaureate. What might this indicate about his approach to education?
General
26 June 2026
Load More