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The end of the school year is an emotional time for teachers – they must wave goodbye to students who have enriched their lives

The irritation of someone jumping a queue or shuffling through private interview papers is nothing compared to the frustration felt by students when their peers cheat in exams

The prime minister may prefer to think solo, but young people need collaboration in the decisions that shape their future

The future can be frightening because of its uncertainty – and the trick is teaching children to face it with creativity and an open mind, says Sue Freestone

Pupils need to be given the opportunity to learn leadership skills if they wish to – but it is not something that should be imposed on them, writes one headteacher

Teachers are in the business of building bridges, not fences – we must open minds rather than reinforcing prejudices