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The founder of the Free Range Kids movement tells Sarah Cunnane why she wants schools to join in her initiative to trust children to develop their own resilience, rather than trying to teach it

In line with many teachers, self-confessed Hogwarts addict Sarah Cunnane believes in the power of Potter to get people reading. So, 20 years after the first of JK Rowling’s novels was published, she talks to a number of muggle teachers and experts – including reading specialist Daniel Willingham – to find out if the bestselling series has the magic touch when it comes to improving literacy rates

Save the Children UK and Tes are partnering to create activities to help children in developing countries who have missed out on some or all of their schooling. And we need your help

A Dragon’s Den pitch from an Educating... headteacher

It’s Roald Dahl day! And although he remains one of the best-loved children’s authors around, that doesn’t mean that you’d necessarily want his characters in your class...

The dragons might be getting all the attention, but the humans who survive are everything the DfE are looking for in their role models