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Most teachers want a place of sanctuary where they can relax, socialise, share gripes with colleagues or just work in peace. But as Hannah Frankel reports, all too often that’s not what’s on offer

There was early success as a class joker, but the comedian and actor says his education is unfinished business

Days of drudgery, no thanks from the boss and dwelling on how your living space says it all

Heads of struggling schools are under ever more pressure to raise their game or face the sack. But does this `football manager syndrome’ leave them – and their staff – chasing short-term goals?

Teachers are well aware of the value of getting their pupils out of school and into the community, but too few have the opportunity – or resources – to make their ideas a reality. But that’s where the Sinnott Fellowship comes in

A boys’ rugby coach taught the Winter Olympics gold medallist that winning is nothing to be ashamed of