Education professionals tracked on X and ‘cancelled’ by the Department for Education were even more shocked by responses from colleagues

Dr Pam Jarvis takes a deep dive into the roots of the populism that has proved so destructive to the...

What type of inheritance do we want to leave for our grandchildren? Grandmother, Dr Pam Jarvis, considers her wish list...

Have social divisions between adults and children diminished over the 21st century? Dr Pam Jarvis considers the evidence

The Northern Powerhouse summit and the metro mayors: imagining a positive future for Northern England

Dr Pam Jarvis compares the resignations and legacies of two iconic Conservative prime ministers, in the hope that we won't...

Labour must stipulate plans to deal with inequality levels that resemble pre-welfare state levels if they wish to win power...

Our state school system is suffering after a decade and a half of mismanagement under the current government, including multi-academy...

Why has such a row broken out over the ‘oath of allegiance?’ Chartered psychologist and historian Dr Pam Jarvis reflects

Over 3,000 teachers have contributed to a spreadsheet laying bare the anguish of Ofsted inspections

Following Ruth Perry's death, teachers and head teachers have been sharing experiences of devastating Ofsted inspections on social media

Changes to education have created a toxic environment of overbearing discipline, ‘zero tolerance’, and rote learning of a narrow curriculum

Dr Pam Jarvis explores the psychological evidence on mass hysteria, and why public education is urgently needed in digitised populations

Spare sounds an alarm on archaic, class-ridden British society: enough is enough

Pam Jarvis reflects on an eventful year of citizen journalism, and the solstice as a pan-cultural time of reflection on...

Can some previously little-known information about our ancestors’ sleeping patterns help us to better understand modern insomnia?

Ill-advised proposals to raise minimum adult supervision levels for infant childcare would negatively affect children and practitioners

Accelerating the use of remote schooling and teacher training has grave implications for the future of state education

The thought of Johnson returning as prime minister causes Pam Jarvis to remember her two close relatives who died under...

‘Trauma Awareness’ is now a familiar term with the public at large. But how does this relate to performers and...

As Scotland determines to do its best for young children via early years practice, England prepares to reduce their entitlements

Dr Pam Jarvis reflects on the state of the country as King Charles takes the throne and contemplates the future...

What our responses to the monarch’s death - and whether we queue to pay our respects - tell us about...

The King has inherited a stellar collection of royal DNA, which is surpassed by his sons William, Prince of Wales...

Our health is at risk this winter from a lethal combination of respiratory virus mutations, cold homes and food poverty....

Over 40 years of neoliberal orthodoxy has culminated in vast inequality and a cost-of-living crisis. Is it time for something...

The A level passed its 70th birthday in 2021. Should it be replaced by a system that better reflects work...

Some 100,000 ‘ghost’ children have disappeared from school since the end of lockdown. But how and why were they ‘ghosted’?

Does it matter if politicians are held to account for single episodes of poor behaviour? ‘The butterfly effect’ suggests that...

We frequently celebrate our dales and moors, but who knew an inland Yorkshire town was one of the world’s first...