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Regional schools commissioners should only be called into action when schools are clearly unable to provide a good quality of provision - otherwise, we need to let teachers get on with their jobs, writes Mark Lehain

A curriculum drawn up by teachers and community leaders can enable subjects to mesh and empower students later in life, writes Mark Lehain

Thesis on ‘the most delicate of arts’ gets a thoughtful nod

Every child, whether they are on free school meals or not, should be able to reach the expected standard in phonics by the end of Year 1, says the director of Parents and Teachers for Excellence

There are many reasons to welcome Justine Greening’s latest education announcements, says the director of Parents and Teachers for Excellence

The English Baccalaureate has come under heavy criticism, but to say that it kills creativity and squeezes out the arts is just plain wrong, writes one campaigner