Our annual education special brings you a unique insight into those leading some of our most prestigious schools and the visions they have for their school community in the year ahead.

In the enchanting world of children’s literature, a new book has emerged to captivate young hearts and minds.

Education is ever-changing and 2024 is set to be even more dynamic. There are many colliding signals of change which interact and add to the complexity our young people face today. Dr Cheryl Doig explains.

Dr Chris Jansen sets out on foot to re-engage with the Ngāi Tahu cultural narrative in Canterbury.

Cheryl Doig reflects on her recent time with Welsh  Commission for Future Generations Sophie Howe and what it  could mean for New Zealand … is it time to lower the voting age?

Book reviewers Belinda O’Keefe, Norma Geddes and Lucinda Diack have been busy reading up a storm. Here are their top picks of the moment. Which is your favourite? Reviews by Belinda O'Keefe, Norma Geddes & Lucinda Diack

As we approach the election, sound bites and pithy one-liners are constantly capturing media attention, ramping up debate and attracting click bait. It is the time for all of those interested in education to beware.

Harriet Bremner Pinckney is making a difference when it comes to changing the conversations about farm health and safety, and wellbeing – one children’s book at a time.

Sara Shand from Emmas at Oxford is in the hot seat – sharing her top picks for kids’ and young adult titles.