A recent BBC article highlighted a surprising trend: books written entirely by artificial intelligence, some mimicking the style of real authors, are being sold online – sometimes under misleading names.Read More →
Teachers in England will receive a 4% pay increase from September 2025, the UK government has confirmed. The uplift follows recommendations from the School Teachers’ Review Body (STRB) and isRead More →
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If you have a passion for theatre and education, becoming a drama teacher in the UK can be a fulfilling career choice. In this guide, we will outline the keyRead More →
I’m a drama teacher. I’m clearly biased, but I think that drama should be included in school curriculums – EVERY school curriculum – and here’s why! Creative subjects like dramaRead More →
