Dreading going back to school? What does that really mean?: Points of View
The summer holidays are coming to an end and for some teachers, the thought of going back to school brings more than just the usual end-of-h...
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20 of 1,088 episodesWhat Gamified Reading Does For Readers: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
Darren looks at research by Li and Chu (2021) which analysed a specific platform for gamifying reading. While many would argue that reading...
Is 'disadvantaged' a useful label? Constructing an inclusive curriculum: The Twilight Show with Tony Harwood
Meena Wood joins Tony to share her thoughts on inclusivity in education. Drawing on her wealth of experience as a former teacher, Principal,...
Should primary schools really be predicting which children will become NEET?: Points of View
Primary schools could be asked to identify children at risk of becoming NEET – not in education, employment or training – years before they...
Are teachers entitled to a private life? : Points of View
Teachers are expected to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, both inside and outside the classroom. But where should the line b...
Do We Belong Here?: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
The concept of belonging to a group is a vital part of adolescent development. In this show, Darren looks at why young people are so despera...
Toilet Rules, Silent Lessons & Reflection Rooms: Did Athena Academy Trust Actually Go Too Far?
A BBC Panorama investigation has put the spotlight on the Athena Learning Trust after parents, pupils and former teachers raised concerns ab...
Does the summer holiday really need to be six weeks long? : Points of View
The summer is finally upon us! Teachers are decompressing. Students are celebrating. Holiday companies have tripled their prices. Childcare...
Teaching English in China, Japan and Korea: The Sunday Social
In this week's show, Claudia Tumba and Martin Sketchley have a chat about teaching English in China, Japan and Korea.
What's really behind the rise in school exclusions?: Points of View
Permanent exclusions continue to rise across England, but why? Are schools dealing with the consequences of increasingly difficult home live...
The Alpha School Debate: Is AI about to reinvent education?: The Late Show with Tom Rogers
Alpha School has become one of the most talked-about education models in the world. Supporters say AI-powered learning can dramatically impr...
Exploring the Brat Aesthetic: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
The term "brat" has been reclaimed by a subset of young people and social media influers and turned into an aesthetic that some sociologists...
Should the Education Secretary be a teacher? : Points of View
With a new Prime Minister comes a new cabinet, and this week we saw Lucy Powell replace Bridget Phillipson as Secretary of State for Educati...
Belonging or Boundaries? The Behaviour Debate: The Late Show with Tim Smale
Tim Smale is joined by Jayne Lowe OBE, the DfE's Attendance and Behaviour Ambassador, for his final show of the year: Belonging or Boundarie...
AI, Engineering and Coding at 14 - Is Key Stage 4 about to change forever?: The Late Show with Tom Rogers
The government has announced plans to introduce new technical education pathways for Key Stage 4 from 2028, allowing pupils to study subject...
Schoolboy accused of stabbing teacher after asking her to check his work: Points of View
A teacher allegedly attacked in her own classroom. Increasing reports of abuse against school staff. Many teachers say the job has become mo...
Designing Effective A level English Literature NEA Work: The Sunday Late Show with Christopher Vowles
Christopher offers an insight into how he manages the teaching and supervision of A level English Literature NEA work in the department he l...
How much more can schools do?: The Late Late Show with Lee Pace
Lee and his guest David Perkins discuss the events of 2025/26 and the additional pressures placed on schools!
Tsarturday Breakfast: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
In this show, Darren looks at the role of ministers and tsars in education, considering what the roles involve and how the government can us...
Listening beyond the answer - Creating space for children's authentic voices: The Lunch Show with Famida Choudhary
What happens when we stop listening for the "right" answer and start listening to truly understand? Join host Famida Choudhary as she welcom...