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School exchanges in the name of ‘cultural cohesion’ might be a bit insulting – but the kids don’t care, says Jo Brighouse

Any opportunity to chat to a student and see how they are is now seen as a wasted learning opportunity, writes one primary veteran

The rise of the superhead has been well documented – but it shouldn’t have to take a superhuman to run a school

At school, we can protect pupils from horrors online, but this safeguarding goes out the window once they leave the building

Taking a risk is scary – but surely the idea of living a life in bubble-wrap is scarier, says Jo Brighouse

How can mentors help trainee teachers to not only survive, but also thrive, asks Jo Brighouse