Teachers Get 3.5%... But Should Academy CEOs Earn More? Points of View
Teachers are getting a 3.5% pay rise. Academy trust CEOs could soon face government approval before taking jobs paying more than £174,000. T...
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20 of 1,064 episodesA Curriculum for the Future?: The Twilight Show with Paula Delaney
For decades, we’ve asked whether young people are ready for the world of work. But perhaps we’ve been asking the wrong question. Is our educ...
Moving schools; Is The Grass Always Greener And Does The Perfect School Actually Exist? The Late Show with Beejesh Deva
Beejesh and a special guest discuss whether it is a wise idea to jump ship from your current school, explore teachers' expectations about wh...
Is isolation in schools protecting learning or harming children?: Points of View
A BBC investigation has revealed that one pupil spent more than half an academic year in an isolation booth, with other students reporting b...
Summer of discontent? Gained time, proms, heatwaves and other arguments!: The Twilight Show with Tony Harwood and Yannick Berland
Yannick and Tony talk about the more contentious issues that crop up in the summer term. Is gained time fairly used? Are Proms a rite of pas...
One million children referred for mental health support - Anxiety the main reason: Points of View
One in every ten children in England was referred to mental health services last year, with anxiety now the single biggest reason. Referrals...
Juggling balls in teaching?: The Sunday Breakfast Show with Phin
We talk the fine balancing act and how to come out ok, just ok. Not to be missed. A mental health hour that is needed more than ever.
What Makes Teaching in Korea Rewarding: The Sunday Social
In this week's show, Claudia Tumba and Martin Sketchley have a chat about English Language Teaching in South Korea.
Is prom attendance a right of passage for all students?: Points of View
Is prom attendance an absolute rite of passage, or is it a privilege to be earned? On todays Points of View, we are looking into one of the...
Left Behind in Plain Sight - Why White working Class pupils Are Falling Behind: The Morning Break with Carl Smith
Carl takes us through the evidence for why white working class pupils are so behind other groups in society and what effect this is having o...
Is it cooler: The Sunday Breakfast Show with Phin
Do outside variables make a difference inside? We talk stress and the regular features.
Too hot to Learn? Heatwave hits UK schools: Points of View
As temperatures continue to soar across parts of the UK and Europe, schools are once again facing difficult decisions about how to respond t...
When it's sunny is it better?: The Sunday Breakfast Show with Phin
We talk sun and mental health. Join in!
What do governments get wrong about young people and why?: The Friday late show with Dave Brown
Dave chats with youth political activist Kole Gjikolaji on a range of topics concerning youth political voice including AI in schools, taxat...
Starmer's Education Report Card - Pass or Fail?: Points of View
Keir Starmer has resigned so for this edition of Points of View, we examine Labour's record on education after two years in government. When...
Pedagogy Before Technology?: The Twilight Show with Paula Delaney
Join Paula Delaney and Charlotte Bleakley as they explore technology, learning and decision-making in schools. Their discussion will span pe...
Have government expectations of school attendance become impossible?: Points of View
Improving attendance has been the obsession of both the government and Ofsted since 2020, leading to pressure being heaped on schools - and...
High Expectations: The Late Show with Sarah Wilkinson-Crute
The discussion revolves around high expectations not being seasonal. They don't end when exams finish or when the sun comes out. Every lesso...
Suck It Up, Buttercup: The Sunday Lunch Show with Michael Wright
Join Michael Wright for the Sunday Lunch Show with guest James Stevenson as they discuss what it is to be resilient in today's educational c...
Teaching as scholarship: The Late Show with Konstantinos Pappas
In this show, Konstantinos is joined by Dr Frania Hall to discuss the value of teaching as scholarship in higher education. Together, they e...