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We’re caught in the electoral equivalent of Groundhog Day. There will be no prizes at the end, says David James

The Labour manifesto has a ‘breezy insouciance’ in its approach to the independent school sector

At a time of national division, it’s up to schools to remind us of the value of working together, says David James

The benefits of parental engagement will only be fully realised if everyone in a school is on board and pulls in the same direction

This week, Angela Rayner was condemned for posing for a photo with a private-school head. Such tolerance just gets in the way of forgone conclusions, says David James

Private-school pupils’ classrooms and support networks are being threatened. And they feel judged before they open their mouths, says David James