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We need to sort out workload, assessment reform and endless political meddling if we’re going to ease the teacher recruitment crisis, writes one teacher trainer

The way we teach science is outdated, says one lecturer – and a more flexible approach is needed to bring our curriculum in line with real world science

Call me radical, says one education academic, but this simple idea of schools being accountable to the local community is perfect, and it works in high-performing countries including Finland

Captivate the squeamish and cultivate skills with dissections

Our relationships with animals raise emotive and ethical issues. James Williams explores the difference between friend and food

From plate tectonics to deep time, geology is an enthralling subject and we ignore it at our cost, James Williams writes