Curriculum
The latest news and developments on school curriculum, including Ofsted subject reviews, new policy and best-practice advice for your subject
Tuesday
25th Jun 2024
A simple proposal to improve homework: don’t do it at home
Completion and quality are ever-present issues with homework, writes Nathan Burns, so perhaps a radical new approach is needed
![A simple proposal to improve homework: don’t do it at home](https://assets.tes.com/magazine-attachments/s3fs-public/styles/448x245/public/2024-06/Homework.jpg?itok=aJcjjShk)
How we almost doubled MFL uptake in three years
A school leader outlines the steps they took to boost the number of students taking at least one language at GCSE from 38 per cent to 68 per cent
![How we almost doubled MFL uptake in three years](https://assets.tes.com/magazine-attachments/s3fs-public/styles/448x245/public/2024-06/MFL_Double%20intake.jpg?itok=Rj1NZMr2)
Tuesday
18th Jun 2024
Pisa tests prove creativity can be taught
Professor Bill Lucas explains how new Pisa test makes it clear students can flourish both academically and in creative thinking – and says this poses questions for policymakers
![Drawing a lightbulb](https://assets.tes.com/magazine-attachments/s3fs-public/styles/448x245/public/2024-06/Teaching%20creativity.jpg?itok=pzZIUvED)
Students in England less likely to say creativity is valued
England’s 15-year-olds are also less likely than their international peers to feel able to express their ideas at school, according to major study
![Drama class](https://assets.tes.com/magazine-attachments/s3fs-public/styles/448x245/public/2024-06/Express-creativity.jpg?itok=VhqcLT7p)