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SEND was promised one of the biggest reforms in a generation, but it seems we’re going to end up with a few tweaks to a failing system, writes James Bowen

A focus on free schools, a lack of coherence on strategy to increase primary school places and a budget blackhole will make National Offer Day a testing time for parents and ultimately schools, says James Bowen, director of NAHT Edge

Sir Michael Wilshaw’s caricature overlooked the typical teacher robot – those who are highly adaptable and programmed to be focused on doing the best they can for the children in their care, writes one teachers’ leader

The high professional standards we hold ourselves to are one of the reasons why teaching is identified as one of the most trusted professions in the country, writes one teachers’ leader

The DfE needs to act to change the way writing is assessed at primary, particularly for the sake of dyslexic children. Here’s what it needs to do, says one teachers’ leader

Early intervention is key when it comes to tackling the disadvantage gap, writes one teachers’ leader