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Some say that shortening the summer holiday will tackle learning loss – but where is the evidence, asks Michael Tidd

Thank-you notes from pupils and parents are likely to be in short supply this year. But school staff need to be thanked, this year more than any other, says Michael Tidd

No school assemblies, no nativity – there’s little about September’s new normal to be pleased about, says Michael Tidd

Evolution not revolution should be the aim of the game when it comes to modifying primary assessment in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, says primary head Michael Tidd

Summer catch-up plans make little sense for many reasons, argues Michael Tidd, who points out that those who would most benefit are probably the least likely to attend

Headteacher Michael Tidd outlines how his primary school is bringing some structure to the final summer term – for staff, pupils and parents