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A quarter of the way through the century, are we following the right path for the core skills we want young people to have – or do we need to revisit and refine them?

There is still an unhelpful reluctance to accept that many children will have additional needs around reading, says Megan Dixon

Exam board introduces a March series for the Checkpoint tests and moves the May series in response to demand from international schools

‘Dropped in’ wellbeing interventions don’t work, research shows. Instead mental health needs to be embedded in school life, says Luke Ramsden

In our ‘My Week As’ series, a senior sector leader reveals what a typical week looks like in their role. Here, we talk to international school leader Vanita Uppal

Students remember what they think about – so, as teachers, we need to present our content in a way that keeps their minds focused on the content alone, says Mark Enser

The impact of developing confidence around talk is enormous, writes Julian Grenier – so how can we help our youngest learners in this vital area?

The chief information officer at Inspired Education explains why the group has improved access to information for parents – and why this is a real boost for teaching staff

International Baccalaureate and Generation Global will build on an existing two-year partnership to foster ‘open-minded global learners’

There are almost 15,000 international schools around the world – but how do they work, what do they teach and what’s it like to work in one?

91¶¶Òõ takes a look at these US education benchmarks, including how they are adopted by international schools

I created engaging and interesting lessons, writes Mark Enser, but I had lost sight of one crucial aspect of pedagogy