Three pupils in every class in secondary schools in England suffer from diagnosable mental health problems. Last evening I attended the film premiere of 'SELFie where's the HARM?' featuring the dramatised stories of a number of young people, some of whom develop mental health problems. The glossy, honey-coloured exterior many of them present to the world was slowly pealed away. Underneath their brash public face we saw the raw loneliness, the hopeless self-denigration and the

Early Career Teachers (ECTs) have been settling into hundreds of schools around the country over the past two weeks. Some of them will...

Didimus Fartinwell raised his voice in the pub last night to condemn the head of Oxford University for rejecting the Prime Minister's proposals about schools and universities. The lady he berated wasn’t with us at the time. She is not from around here. Noah Sticks defended the Oxford boss against the Prime Minister. His insistence on calling the PM, Tessie, provoked Didimus into his rant. Loud passionate words are not welcome to a group of men quietly contemplating their pint

Our reporter Teagan Short has followed up his in-depth interview with Sebastian Fuchs the new kid in Year 7 at the new The Fred Best...

Thousands of pupils around England went to new places in their education today. Reception classes blended those who have been socialised...

Every secondary school in the country wakes up on the third Thursday of August each year with a mixture of anxiety, hope and feigned...

“Give me great teachers and I will give you a great school”. That was said by someone that no one has heard of, apart from me. The...