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Without the GCSE resit policy, some institutions will put their own priorities ahead of what’s right for their learners, writes Andrew Otty

Even when you are really feeling the strain, it is important to see the funny side of teaching in further education, writes Andrew Otty

Despite Robert Halfon’s criticism of maths and English GCSE resits in his recent speech, Andrew Otty believes the policy can work

If education leaders are serious about tackling the lack of achievement in rural communities, they need to emerge from the London bubble, writes Andrew Otty

‘Men-only’ opportunities are rife in education: sexism permeates everything from job ads to old-boys-network consultant roles, writes Andrew Otty

Having to apply from scratch for special access arrangements for GCSE resit students wastes colleges’ time and resources, argues Andrew Otty