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If we really want our students to keep progressing in these unprecedented times we must remember that the most important thing is to keep challenging them

One antidote to the increase of ‘factory testing’ could be a rise of education festivals, writes Sir Anthony Seldon

More women have become education secretary than have held any other top government role – why do so few get to stamp their mark, asks Anthony Seldon

It’s about time vice-chancellors and heads showed some leadership to the education sector and took voluntary pay-cuts, writes one head-turned-VC

Education should be at the forefront of British radio and television – but it’s not, argues Sir Anthony Seldon, the vice-chancellor of the University of Buckingham

Leave our 19th-century schools system behind – we should all be teaching entrepreneurship and exposing students to the arts, creativity, sport, adventure and challenge