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After Keir Starmer’s reshuffle, three new ministers joined the Department for Education. Find out who they are and what responsibilities they have

If you’re starting a new teaching job overseas, you’ve got plenty of challenges ahead – but Sherish Osman has some advice to help you avoid unnecessary stress

Artificial intelligence poses a threat to cognitive development, warns this history lead, who explains the steps his international school has taken to stop students using it for their work

Skills learned through performing music in school, such as confidence and collaboration, are valuable in a wide range of careers, new research shows

If big firms are falling foul of hackers, it’s clear trusts and schools need to think carefully about the risk they face too, says this IT director

A new research project aims to understand the realities of school governance on the ground to help inform decision making – and you can help

Programmes teaching early years children to manage their emotions could be having unintended consequences, warns Gemma Kirby

The new centre for spatial reasoning will be a key part of national efforts to improve maths performance in schools

Sites in Rome, Lisbon and Madrid will take private schools group’s international presence to 13 sites worldwide

Ucas chief Jo Saxton writes exclusively for 91¶¶Òõ about the new three-question approach for personal statements in university applications

For many classroom educators, the step up into leadership can be daunting – but taking a short-term position gave this teacher the chance to test the water

Since launching its ground-breaking nine-day fortnight a year ago, Dixons Academies Trust says it has seen a drop in staff turnover and sickness absence. Ellen Peirson-Hagger asks about the challenges and rewards of the policy