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16 May 2026

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Freddie Whittaker

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The curriculum review gives us a chance to get RE right

Pupils must be equipped to live in a world where religion, world views and belief systems influence everything

Donna LeeRussell Gray

1w | Opinion: Curriculum
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Some children need drama before they can find their voice

The arts are not a luxury, but a practical means of helping more children be heard

Stephen Mitchell

1w | Opinion: Curriculum
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Teaching pupils how to choose their values is a form of civic literacy

It is vital schools help young people live meaningful lives in a shared world

Cerian Parker-Yeates

1w | Opinion
Opinion

Operational excellence is the next frontier for school improvement

We are entering a new phase for the sector which is not just defined by educational excellence

Stephen Morales

1w | The Business Leader
Opinion

Fixing the teacher pipeline means looking at the joints, not just the flow

The metaphor is useful, but our research found leaks at different stages of the pipeline appear to need ...

Clare Routledge

1w | The Research Leader
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NAHT conference: Ofsted, SEND and industrial action warnings

As it happened from team Schools Week in Belfast

Freddie Whittaker

2w | Politics
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Dave Woods, headteacher, Beaconsfield Primary School

How a ticket to London set the incoming NAHT president on a career 'where you can really make a difference'

Freddie Whittaker

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Get pay right or you’re in for a battle, union warns

The NAHT’s leader insists he’s not 'sabre-rattling', but he doesn’t rule out industrial action

Freddie Whittaker

2w | Pay and conditions
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Warning: school exclusions can be an ethical minefield

It’s vital leaders balance competing theories with transparency, humility and humanity

Will Carter

2w | Opinion
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Inclusion is not a building project

Schools can make inclusion bases work – just remember it relies on people, practice and capacity

Nic Crossley

2w | Opinion: Inclusion