Is curiosity being squeezed out of the classroom?

Find out in the 16 March issue of Tes magazine [Open in browser]( [Header]( Hello {NAME} Whether you believe that the desire to know and learn is a natural urge within us, motivated by events around us, or a combination of both, there's no doubt that it's central to every child's education. In next week's issue of Tes magazine, school leader and regular education speaker Al McConville, argues that our education system is squeezing out curiosity – the very thing that underpins everything a teacher does. And he argues that we need to fight back. Find out more in our 16 March issue. Simply subscribe by Monday 12 March to get your copy delivered to your door. [subscribe now]( Also in next week's issue: [Checklist Icon] Tes talks to...Ilina Singh: the Oxford University professor tells Christina Quaine that teachers have a crucial role to play in supporting children with ADHD. [Checklist Icon] How to lead as an introvert: charismatic, outspoken characters are more likely to hold the top jobs in schools, right? Not necessarily. Christina Quaine explores how to succeed at the helm when your default setting is ‘quiet'. [Checklist Icon] Building a restorative school, part three: In the final of our three-part series, Tom Procter-Legg offers advice on how to overcome the common challenges to successfully implement restorative approaches. [Checklist Icon] Why we need to get kids writing away from a table in EYFS: and how to do it. Last chance: get your Tes guide to Stem for just £5.99 [Tes guide to Stem]( Are you and your school struggling to engage some students with Stem subjects? Then this guide can help. It's packed with tips, hints and schemes to help you boost Stem awareness and participation; from intergalactic inspiration from Star Wars actress Kelly Marie Tran to making Stem more practical and forging links with university technical colleges and businesses. Order your copy by midnight tonight, Monday 5 March, and pay just £5.99 (usual price £6.99). [order guide]( Too many emails? You can change your [email preference settings]( anytime. This website and its content is subject to our [Terms and Conditions](. Tes Global Ltd is registered in England (Company No 02017289) with its registered office at 26 Red Lion Square London WC1R 4HQ.