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Dire warnings about geography being sidelined in schools have not come to pass, writes Mark Enser, but changes still need to be made to secure the future of the subject

An OECD report, based on feedback from schools in 40 countries, has broken down what needs to happen to ensure teachers are operating at their best

The opening of the new school in Mohali is part of the growing trend of UK private schools expanding into new markets overseas

Students are falling out of love with English, and can we really blame them, asks subject specialist Barbara Bleiman

A head in Saudi Arabia explains how her school strives to ensure teacher workload is fair and balanced – and why her days of weekend working in the UK are a thing of the past

The hit TV drama about incel culture will be available to schools for free – but showing it to students is a risky move, warns safeguarding lead Thomas Michael

When language is holding students back from showing their understanding in maths, there are simple ways to build their confidence, explains Steve Whyley

England needs to look to nations like Portugal and Switzerland to give young people a better chance of future economic success, says NFER report author Luke Bocock

Secondary students’ socioemotional skills lag behind those of their international peers but could be strengthened at school, finds research

Two secondary school leaders explain that video tours and video lessons have become a key part of their work to help new Year 7s settle in as smoothly as possible

Pastoral roles are highly demanding and require flexibility – so knowing how to manage your time is a skill in itself, explains this international leader

Both national and classroom assessments can become meaningless with the wrong approaches or context, argues leading expert Therese Hopfenbeck