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The Teachers’ Pension Scheme is under attack – and it isn’t just a private-school problem, says David James

For some, single-sex schools are centres of excellence. For others, they entrench sexual stereotypes and gender inequality. Sifting through centuries of debate, girls’ school deputy head David James ponders the future of this approach in a society that is increasingly progressive, meritocratic and diverse

This predictable criticism of the amount that independent school leaders are paid misses the point, says David James

How convenient that, after years of OCD-like control, ministers now say teachers know best for GCSEs, says David James

International Baccalaureate’s decision to call off exams gives schools some clarity – but not enough, says David James

Students due to sit IB and IGCSE exams have been left in limbo by poor exam board leadership, says David James