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Yannick and Tony look back at the big educational stories from the summer, and reflect on their own opinions of them. They reveal their top...
Beejesh and special guest co-host Michael Wright explore the ideas around how well trusts represent the needs of the communities they serve...
In this second episode the of PSHE Update, PSHE Educator Clare Price considers how to teach about and challenge loneliness, ways to spot QR...
In this episode, Konstantinos is joined by Dr Sercan Demiralay from Nottingham Trent University to explore how AI is reshaping higher educat...
Louise Marie is joined by David Goodwin to explore what effective checking for understanding really looks like in the classroom. Combining e...
Join Michael Wright for the Sunday Lunch Show as he chats with Debbie Kent, Choir Director and Deputy Lead for Devon Music Hub about nationa...
This week, the Education Secretary hosted a summit attended by heads, college principals, mayors, business leaders and a small number of rep...
Michael Mosbacher in The Telegraph posed a controversial question: “Are we spending too much educating those who do not want to learn?” The...
We talk headspace and green places. Not to be missed.
In this show, Darren shares his own experience with depression and anxiety (and how a school experience led to finally getting diagnosed) be...
In this week's show, Claudia Tumba and Martin Sketchley talk about teaching intensive English courses.
Beejesh Deva and special guest co host Michael Wright discuss the idea of trusts serving and representing their local communities and how we...
The 11+ is supposed to identify academic potential. But what happens when success in the test increasingly depends on how much preparation a...
Famida Choudhary is in conversation with educator Crystal Frommert as we explore what it really means to be a teacher in an ever-changing ed...
Join Toby and Piers Gledhill as they discuss their hopes and dreams for the new academic year. What changes do they expect and how can they...
A 10-year-old autistic boy who brought a replica butterfly knife into school has had his permanent exclusion quashed by the High Court. The...
Almost half of teachers surveyed by the Liberal Democrats say they are considering leaving the profession within the next five years, while...
In this show, Darren discusses how perfectionism can stand in the way of being a great teacher, and how we shouldn't prioritise lived experi...
In the week where the saga of “Oreogate” hit our social media feeds, former Great British Bake Off judge Dame Prue Leith has entered the deb...
Primary school teacher and senior leader Oliver Hembrough joins the Twilight Show to give his thoughts on what effective school leadership l...