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In order to train as a teacher, David Hall had to take maths GCSE – and it has given him new respect for 16-year-olds

Two-fifths of teachers want to leave the classroom for good – but they’re not the only profession unhappy with their lot, writes David Hall

A Victorian day led to improved behaviour, focus and learning. This trainee was left wondering: was education better in the good old days?

Identifying pupils and parents as ‘working class’ isn’t helpful – generalisations become set in stone, says David Hall

Each year teachers work their festive socks off to put together the Christmas production, but it’s worth it, writes David Hall

Many students are being taught in dilapidated buildings where teaching shouldn’t have to take place, writes David Hall