Ellen Peirson-Hagger is a senior writer at Tes. She covers themes related to publishing and media, focusing on authors, books, publishing houses, and educational policy, with a particular interest in school governance. Ellen's work has been featured in notable publications such as ArtReview, The i Paper, The Guardian, and Prospect Magazine.
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Ellen's coverage is focused on lifestyle and entertainment news with a particular emphasis on book reviews, art, music, gender, and cultural criticism. She often includes expert commentary and profile features in her articles.
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Learning when to use capital letters isn’t as straightforward as it seems, new research finds. So what can teachers do to help pupils get it right?
What’s brought about this new wave of literary novels on the age-old theme of cheating?
We know that the youngest pupils’ brains work differently to adult brains, and scientific research has now uncovered some of the secrets to keeping early years children engaged in their learning, argues neuroscientist Sam Wass
By: Ellen Peirson-Hagger
The author on the problem with education, growing up among knife crime, and the family secrets behind his new novel About to Fall Apart
The downward trend in pupil numbers is dramatically affecting schools’ funding. So what impact is this having on staffing and classes, and are there any silver linings to the crisis? Ellen Peirson-Hagger investigates
In her novels, trauma is never far away – but her new book lays it on thick
By: Neil Spencer, Lisa Wright, Kitty Empire, Lily Isaacs, Ellen Peirson-Hagger
Harding’s enthralling, riddling album is her clearest, most open-armed yet. Plus one to watch, Chloe Qisha
By: Ellen Peirson-Hagger
Your essential guide from The Observer’s books desk
By: Ellen Peirson-Hagger
As the 79th annual Cannes film festival opens, our critic selects the best tracks to prepare for the movie extravaganza ahead
Extra time is the most popular access arrangement to help students sitting their GCSE, AS-level and A-level exams, but is it the most helpful? Ellen Peirson-Hagger weighs up the evidence and whether there are better options
