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We use the term constantly, says Megan Dixon, but if we don’t have a clear definition, how can we know if we’re making progress?

The lines between social work and teaching in Scotland have become ‘increasingly blurred’, says Catherine Lawson

The head of a school that was given only a few weeks’ notice of the arrival of 50 Afghan refugee children explains the changes it put in place – and the positive impact they have had

School leaders warn government not to expect them to ‘fix all of society’s ills’ following supervised toothbrushing announcement

The head of wellbeing for an international schools group explains how it has introduced a raft of initiatives to help teenage girls

Children’s commissioner says schools should be required to outline how sanctions like suspensions will trigger additional support

Exams may still feel far off, but the problems that might emerge then often start around now. An international leader shares their tried and tested advice

Interim report from Raising the Nation Play Commission proposes that Ofsted assesses schools on playtime length, which would ‘reward schools that value play highly’

Schools must be safe, inclusive spaces where misogyny is challenged, not tolerated, says Nuzhat Uthmani

From next year secondary schools in Brighton will have to admit at least the average number of children on free school meals. This will help to end divisions within the city, says the Bishop of Dover

Declining attendance is a common, if not ubiquitous, problem for schools across the globe. Emma Seith explores the factors behind it and what schools are doing to get their students back in the classroom

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