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Research published in British Journal of Sociology of Education

New study from the University of York finds that burnout increases the chance of teachers leaving the profession

Simply ‘doing’ music is not enough

Researchers from University of Bristol find that pupil’s school enjoyment measured at six years old indicates GCSE success at 16.

The latest review looks at geography education.

Sexual harassment, including online sexual abuse, has become ‘normalised’ for children and young people.

Ofsted has published the third in a series of reviews into different subjects across the curriculum.

Review refers to 3 different types of subject-specific knowledge that pupils learn in RE

Researchers claim that teachers might benefit from knowing their students’ birth months.

Seven key principles that literature suggests can contribute to high-quality science education.

A radically reformed approach to education is being proposed by researchers

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Study shows children are removed from normal lessons or playtime to plug gaps in their learning and be ‘fixed’ academically, ready for SATS