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  • A frustrated male teacher rests his head in his hand as he works his way through piles of marking

    Make AI tools to reduce teacher workloads, tech companies urged

    Special access granted to DfE resources to train AI models to generate workbooks and lesson plans
  • Teenage girl using a smartphone

    France to trial ban on mobile phones at school for children under 15

    ‘Digital pause’ experiment at 200 secondary schools could be extended nationwide in January
  • Students using microscopes in a science class

    Brief letters
    Biological brilliance of Miss Pope’s class

  • Coco, the gun detecting dog

    Police pooches: US schools employ gun-sniffing dogs to curb violence – and bring students joy

  • Happy teenager on yellow background with her smart phone

    It’s brat summer when those of us in gen Z use slang terms

  • Jemima Reilly, head teacher of Morpeth secondary school in east London.

    ‘It’s about developing relationships with pupils’: the school working to reduce suspensions

  • Children in class with some 'cut out' from the photo

    ‘Bubble’ of post-pandemic bad behaviour among pupils predicted to peak

  • Illustration of children in a classroom, with some blanked out in red to highlight their suspension

    Fifty English secondary schools suspended more than a quarter of pupils after pandemic

  • In this new austerity moment, a fight is on: for the rights of children with special educational needs

    John Harris
  • ‘They see me as a bigger version of themselves’: teacher George Pointon on life lessons from five-year-olds

  • The Observer view on the attainment gap in England’s GCSE results

  • John Naughton

    The networker
    AI cheating is overwhelming the education system – but teachers shouldn’t despair

    John Naughton
  • a father stands with two of his children

    Ron DeSantis banned lessons on racism in Florida public schools. ‘Freedom schools’ fill the gaps

  • National Forest launch at the Woodland Trust event high on the mountainside above Neath in South Wales , UK<br>Blaendulais primary school pupil Georgia plants a small tree during the National Forest launch at the Woodland Trust event high on the mountainside above Neath in South Wales this morning at the newly planted Coed Cadw woodland. Re: National Forest launch at the Woodland Trust event high on the mountainside above Neath in South Wales this morning at the newly planted Coed Cadw woodland.

    Forest schools provide nurture and nature at a child’s own pace

    Letters: Stephen Simpson on the benefits of forest schools, especially for children who struggle in a mainstream classroom setting. Plus a letter from Brian Crane
  • Boy wearing glasses cooking with white flour and kneading bread dough.

    Activities we should bake into schoolchildren’s education

    Letters: Lesley Clark and Glennis Thomas respond to a recommendation of activities to enhance the education of primary schoolchildren
  • Michael Rosen

    Miss Pope, my science teacher, would have approved of music and ice lollies in class. Exams aren’t the only way to learn

    Michael Rosen
    Hands-on learning works: no wonder science professionals are urging schools to go beyond the Gove curriculum, says writer Michael Rosen
  • Students reacts after opening their GCSE results at the City of London Academy Southwark.

    The Guardian view on GCSE results day: mind the disadvantage gap

  • Ella Baron on GCSE exams stress – cartoon

    Guardian Opinion cartoon
    Ella Baron on GCSE exams stress – cartoon

  • Pupils at Ark Pioneer academy in Barnet, north London, receive their GCSE results

    England’s GCSE results show ingrained social and regional inequality post-Covid

  • Grace Elder smiles as she holds her GCSE results. Two girls are stood either side of her in the foreground

    ‘I’m really proud’: GCSE pupils tell of relief at results after Covid disruption

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