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What is the secret to better behaviour management? School leader and author Jarlath O’Brien shares his recommended reading.

Where are international schools focusing their CPD efforts? ECIS shares insights from schools' requests for professional development.

The DfE potentially leaked the personal data of more than 84,500 people last financial year, it has admitted, sparking calls for transparency over who was affected.

The SEND system is in need of reform, but restricting children’s access to support through EHCPs isn’t the answer, warns IPSEA’s Catriona Moore.

The unfortunate tradition of releasing reams of new statutory guidance as the summer term comes to an end is unfair to schools and exacerbates staff workload, writes Professor Michael Green.

Starting out in teaching can feel overwhelming, says Mark Enser as he shares a reading list for new teachers to help you become 'more thoughtful, more efficient and, hopefully, more effective'.

The government’s priority should be helping the many pupils who are behind with their reading – and we know exactly how to do it, writes @FFTEdu’s Mike Fischer.

This summer, we’re rounding up some of our most popular features on different education topics. Here are our top five reads on student mental health and pastoral care.

ICYMI: New school-readiness targets for schools and data will not be made publicly available when they are launched this autumn.

'Too often, media literacy is relegated to a one-off lesson or annual assembly. That is not good enough,' says a House of Lords report calling for more media literacy training for teachers.

Are we ‘dumbing down’ teaching? Sam Gibbs argues that if we want critically engaged young people, then we need to divert from our current path and put intellectualism at the heart of our profession .

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Failing to improve media literacy ‘poses a threat to social cohesion and democracy itself’: Labour peer @KeeleyMP makes the case for media literacy education to be prioritised in the curriculum review.

Public opposition to teachers using artificial intelligence to mark coursework has been revealed in a major @CambPressAssess survey on AI in education.

New research that ‘shines a spotlight on the millions of children growing up with vulnerabilities in England’ shows the need for joined-up action from government, says @CfYoungLives founder @annelongfield.

The DfE advice given to heads who have faced technical problems trying to report their PE premium spending has been 'unacceptable', warns @NAHTnews.

RT @jasminenorden: ICYMI yesterday - the 3.2% pay offer for support staff has now been agreed

RT @EnserMark: *** NEW POST ***.What books would help give a fresh perspective to school leaders and those working in school improvement? I….

ICYMI: A 3.2% pay rise for school support staff has been accepted – but 'next year’s settlement needs to tackle the continuing cost-of-living crisis', one senior union figure warns.