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Greening’s signals for a less ‘punitive’ approach towards struggling schools may just be a glimmer of light rather than the breaking of a new dawn, but it’s a light we’ve been waiting to see for a long time

Whether it be a narrowing of the curriculum, holiday revision classes or endless hours spent ‘practising’ for the tests, the impact of Sats is hard to overestimate

The simple truth is that we cannot afford to lose these people from our profession, writes one teacher-leader

The political U-turn on Universal Infant Free School Meals is just one of many that schools have had to deal with

Whether justified or not, calling students out in front of their peers rarely leads to positive outcomes, writes James Bowen

Education funding cuts are biting deep – the idea that up until now schools have just been frittering money away is a nonsense, writes one union leader