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​Is being famous a blessing or a curse? Why have celebrities – once limited to royalty or religious figures – become so important in…

​Think about the way staff members at your school engage with continuing professional development (CPD). Where, on the scales shown in the…

​It’s the beginning of the lesson and a group of Year 10 students are looking expectantly at the screen in front of them. Facing them is…

​No teacher can fail to be aware of the increasingly important role technology is playing in the education of today’s young people.…

​Employing the best staff isn’t simply about finding the highest flying graduates and then putting them on accelerated leadership…

​We’ve all experienced that moment when we sit down to mark a set of GCSE creative writing pieces of coursework, fresh cup of coffee in…

​As I set about writing this article, I reflected on the current state of play regarding music education in England. It’s not surprising…

​Recently I found myself in the uncomfortable position of having to choose between attending a wedding reception or taking my habitual…

The conductor puts down his baton and the orchestra rises and takes a bow. But there is a bit of a twist in this assembly. The students are…

Despite often being derided as an ‘easy’ subject, media studies poses many challenges for teachers and students alike. Try teaching…

​Internet translators, although they have their uses, have become the bane of all language teachers’ lives, creating an array of oddly…

charges2 ​Lots of KS3 learners have heard that ‘two minuses make a plus’ but may not apply this rule correctly or have much sense of…

​Not every school is the same. It’s an obvious statement, but as we focus increasingly on educational outcomes it’s important not only…