Marcus du Sautoy delves into the world of numbers, and asks what part luck really plays

Poet John Hegley arrives at Eleanor Palmer primary school to teach year 6, armed with a pile of leaves

Morris talks to one of the most respected headteachers in the country, who arrived in the UK from Jamaica at the age of seven

A frank account of what it's like to be a male practitioner in a female dominated workplace

School staff talk openly and honestly about their mental health problems amid claims that one in three teachers will be affected at some point during their career

The children's laureate visits a school in Birmingham to hear teenagers' alternative Christmas messages

Michael Rosen visits Charles Dickens's former house, now a museum, in 48 Doughty Street in Bloomsbury, London

John Simpson, 20, is on the autistic spectrum. He guides us through the theory and reality of life for many pupils at secondary school with similar conditions

Is teaching evolution being threatened by a rise in creationism, and can religious belief and scientific theory be included in the same lessons?

What makes a teacher 'outstanding' as opposed to just 'good? With expert help, a secondary languages teacher tries to get there

Can secondary English teacher David Pollicutt raise his game and go from 'good' to 'outstanding'?

Seven science lesson starts, each of which introduce a different science topic through documentary or drama

Bring maths to life with these exciting lesson starts