Funding cuts and narrowing curriculum options are prompting schools to share space, teachers and expertise to improve what they offer

A government initiative aims to encourage more local authorities to send vulnerable young people to boarding schools. What’s the thinking behind it?

Refugees who taught in their homelands can bring unique perspectives to teaching – but they face obstacles to joining the profession

Technology has transformative potential in the classroom, but doesn’t always deliver tangible results. Here, our experts discuss how school can make the best decisions for their students

Join us on Thursday 6 July, 5.30-7pm, to discuss what school management and teachers can do to improve work/life balance

The Montessori Place has no year groups, no assessments, and students work in partnership with mentors to decide what to study

Supply teachers endure low pay, few benefits and little support. But with schools increasingly reliant on casual staff, has a tipping point been reached?

With sexting and online abuse on the rise, UK schools are turning to young people to create an environment where pupils can speak candidly about sex

Schools are bringing together different generations to tackle issues such as bullying and bereavement. And teachers are seeing the benefits

School inspections have seen a shift in style over the years, but Ofsted’s relationship with teachers remains fraught. Is the approach still fit for purpose?

University departments are partnering with teachers to open young people’s eyes to research as a potential career choice

Use social media to share classroom projects, involve mums and dads in homework and try visiting them at home, say the experts

Decamping to a Victorian classroom in a local historical site was not without its challenges – but my students learned so much from the experience