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Logan hopes to save the world with his superpowers, but they don’t extend to recalling what he was taught 10 seconds ago

Children’s imaginations can be more powerful than scientific explanations, even when the evidence is staring them in the face, finds Steve Eddison

When a craze takes off, it’s better to go with the flow than to fight it. But in this case, it’s easier said than done, writes Steve Eddison

When children can’t have nice things in real life, they like to have them in their imagination – as Jamie regularly shows us in class

Leonard Cohen’s classic Hallelujah begins with the line, ‘Well I’ve heard there was a secret chord that David played and it pleased the Lord.’ But will it please Rogan?

An unfortunate formative experience as a probationer gave this primary teacher an unlikely phobia