Teenagers who lost access to their youth club due to government austerity measures performed worse in their GCSEs and were more likely to engage in criminal activity.

Research into effective leadership consistently highlights the importance of four key skills that we must develop in order to ...

Almost a quarter of pupils report being frequently bullied with those with SEND or living in poverty at increased risk. Research involving more than 44,000 children and young people has been published ...

Young carers aged 11 to 16 are more than twice as likely to be persistently absent, twice as likely to be suspended from ...

In this four-part series, teacher and coach Helen Webb offers practical advice for creating work/life balance. In part one, ...

Effective teacher-tutor partnerships, where teachers and tutors work collaboratively, can improve access to tutoring interventions and boost outcomes for students who need support. Julia Silver outlin ...

Last year, Whitley Bay High School held its inaugural research fair – when teaching staff had the opportunity to present and ...

The Budget has been widely welcomed by an education sector used to being ignored by the Treasury. However, Daniel Kebede is still concerned about the lack of urgency in the government’s plans ...

The regularity of difficult conversations in the classroom has increased over Sanum J Khan’s 13 years in education. In this article she describes how to facilitate these discussions – whether planned ...

SecEd has launched a two-day online best practice event to help schools get to grips with the opportunities and risks ...

We are facing a reading for pleasure crisis after researchers uncovered a “staggering” fall in the number of children who ...

The Budget is a good "starting point” but must be backed up by “further ambition and investment” if we are to recover from years of "chronic underfunding" in education.