Jessica Hill

The career journey of Patrick Cozier, and how he learned to accept the difficulty of leadership

Parent activism is driving a rise in complaints to schools. How should schools tackle the tensions?

Becks Boomer-Clark was thrown in at the deep end. She's on a mission to ensure others don't sink

AI cheating in schools

Hospital schools

Bot exam markers, robot tutors and AI-written reports are all now being used in schools as they look to ride the tech revolution to slash workload and boost outcomes for pupils. Jessica Hill and Jack Dyson speak to the founders behind some of the products being rolled out in schools… An AI developer is trialling AI in schools

Concerns sensors 'violate kids' privacy' as teachers install tech to crack down on vaping and bullying

Nicole McCartney

How schools are developing their own strategies to cope

Claire Pannell, director of governance and general counsel at Anthem Schools Trust

Schools Week’s recent exposé on unregistered provision is unsurprising, but should lead to much clearer regulation and processes

The rise in unregistered alternative provision where teachers require neither qualifications nor criminal record checks

Excluded children in a third of areas are stuck on waiting lists for provision, as exclusions appear to be rising faster than councils can keep up with

NiOT's executive director talks recruitment, expert teachers and TV lessons

Priya Lakhani is at pains to express how many of the achievements in her colourful career were driven by a strong moral conviction to make the world a better place. This is because the founder of ed tech firm Century Tech is acutely aware of fears over the potential harms from technology being misused (she Century founder Priya Lakhani

Sleepless nights caused by not enough staff to cover classes has been the final straw for Evelyn Forde

A council set for a multi-million pound government bailout to bring its soaring SEND deficit under control will claw back “surplus” reserves held by schools to plug the shortfall. Mainstream schools, already struggling under shrinking budgets as councils try to cover high needs shortfalls, face a raid on their reserves as a condition of the “safety Safety valve negotiations between DfE and councils

Kulvarn Atwal, the education expert and primary head with an axe to grind against Ofsted

Independent Association of Prep Schools chief executive Chris King

Patrick Moriarty is, he admits, “a bit messianic” in his quest to set up the first faith-based T-levels centre in the country.