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As exclusions increase, there is damning evidence to suggest that all students receiving penal measures turns the ones who need the most help into depressing statistics, finds Alex Quigley

An empty chair at parents’ evening can be a dispiriting sight when the progress of the child in question is a concern. But, as Alex Quigley finds, there may be better ways to get the message across

Education secretary Justine Greening’s plans for Early Years are just the first piece of the school-wide puzzle that we need to attend to if we are to really close the attainment gap, says Alex Quigley

Hang on to your Hattie, folks – despite all the edu-jargon

The potential impact of being at the same school as a brother or sister hasn’t been fully researched – but it needs close attention, argues Alex Quigley

In the latest of his series, Alex Quigley explores the best ways to reach those who feel they don’t belong in the classroom – and uncovers some surprising results