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In these days of digital plenty, textbooks are regarded as antiquated and expensive. But research suggests pupils’ comprehension may be better with the written word, and modern tomes have a great deal to offer, argues John Rutter

Half a century ago, pioneering headteacher R F Mackenzie campaigned on behalf of the most vulnerable children for changes to education that still resonate today, writes John Rutter

To reform education, we need a fundamental change – and it requires investment in the early years, writes John Rutter

Not everyone is convinced that the national movement to help children with adverse childhood experiences is the right approach, writes John Rutter, but teachers still need to be trained on how to help traumatised young people

As a school leader, you are likely to face at least one critical incident during your career, says John Rutter

In an era of decreasing resources and increasing upheaval, our model of progressing through school based on birthdate is woefully anachronistic – so let’s create a truly personalised system instead