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What do leaders and experts across the schools sector make of the government’s new plans for education? 91¶¶Òõ rounds up opinions on the proposals on SEND, multi-academy trusts, disadvantage and more

As the government moves to make all schools part of a trust, Leora Cruddas explains how this can help to build a system with the capacity to keep getting better

The DfE sets out proposals for schools to produce statutory support plans for pupils with SEND and for new national inclusion standards. Here’s everything you need to know about its reform plans

91¶¶Òõ is backing a new prize to help disadvantaged young people get into journalism – here, writer Caitlin Moran explains all the details

Leaders raise concern that the government’s fees plan could lead to ‘catastrophic’ loss of independent special school provision

Teachers’ maternity pay offer will rise to eight weeks, in line with NHS staff – but it will still be significantly below that of some public sector workers

The needs of children starting school now are different than they were a few decades ago. So it’s time for us to make staffing changes, too, suggests Julian Grenier

An international teacher outlines how the art of questioning can be the difference between a good lesson and a great one

Students feel most connected to school when they take part in activities outside the classroom, such as sports days and school trips, suggests University of Oxford research

The BBC programme is watched by millions of children in schools every week. Its editor Lewis James tells 91¶¶Òõ how his team reports for young people at a time when they are feeling the effects of fake news and AI more than ever

Research tells us that young people are unlikely to take an academic risk if we haven’t set the conditions to make them feel safe enough to do so, says Chris Wynn

Moral courage is hugely important for school leaders and it’s something the international sector needs right now, says Kausor Amin-Ali – but standing up to wrongdoing is far from easy