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Dear Justine, it’s not just about school funding and selective education – the way you ignore teachers is the real travesty

Expert Insights

In early March, Theresa May articulated her vision for education, ahead of announcement that £320m would be confirmed for 140 new free schools and the expansion of existing selective schools. The prim...

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Classroom fad or fix? Are attendance prizes a bad bet?

Classroom fad or fiction

What is it? The use of rewards given to pupils who have not missed many days of school (often 98-100% attendance). The nature of these gifts varies from school to school; for some it is a certif...

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Do smaller class sizes really improve student outcomes?

Research Matters

While it might feel like having fewer pupils in your class would help you make more progress, there is strangely little hard evidence that reducing class sizes consistently improves student attainment...

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Teachers, stop using collective punishment – it makes you look weak and lazy

Tales from the frontline

I have given up on collective punishment. Don't get me wrong, I have been that teacher. It was many years ago, but I can still feel the sheer desperation and the feeling of vindictive hatred towards t...

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My advice for teachers thinking about moving from secondary to primary? Make sure you like slime

Tales from the frontline

My varied teaching career so far has seen me teach two- and three-year-olds in a bilingual nursery setting, and secondary English and humanities in an international school. This latter placement was w...

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