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Teachers must stand with our colleagues and our communities to reject austerity and privatisation

It’s time we demand professional agency. Let’s start with the idea that there are ‘best teachers’

The CBI’s pronouncement that we should reform the curriculum solves the issue of how business can get better-trained workers for less; it doesn’t address the problems faced by teachers, argues JL Dutaut

One politics teacher asks: What happened to democracy in education? It seems that edu-policy, whether it be from the Right or the Left, is no longer properly checked and balanced

The latest idea is that we should measure student wellbeing: presumably alongside all the other things we measure, worries one teacher. In this rush to turn everything we do into data, will schools completely lose sight of the greater good?

Imagine if the next cadre of education’s top brass was appointed without political interference in the same way as the judiciary