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After COP 28, it’s clear how important lessons that engage and inspire on climate change are, says Professor Geraint Jones

But a headteachers’ leader warns that few schools would benefit from the ‘bizarre’ proposal for utilising space left empty by falling pupil rolls

After 38 years in schools and trusts, Sir Ian Bauckham reflects on how much has changed for teachers – and why training reforms bring optimism for the future

A new book on leadership makes Dame Joan McVittie reflect on why those in charge in schools and MATs must stick to time-honoured principles

England is suffering an acute undersupply of teachers, and more are leaving than ever before. Matilda Martin investigates why this is happening and whether the trend can be turned around

Nearly 400,000 penalty notices were issued for unauthorised absence in 2022-23 – above levels seen before the Covid pandemic

Drop in government subsidy for the National Tutoring Programme saw the number of schools taking part drop to just over a third

Heads’ leader calls plan to introduce Advanced British Standard qualification ‘headless chicken policymaking’ amid a teacher recruitment crisis

‘Radical’ reforms for Northern Ireland’s schools on the cards after publication of long-awaited report

Teachers and schools must not be left ‘unsupported’ in protecting children’s mental health, warns report by state and private school leaders

Education secretary also said today she would back headteachers who ban mobile phones in school

Jo Johnson, chair of the Lords Education for 11- to 16-Year-Olds Committee, outlines changes his members say the sector should implement to be fit for purpose