Action Mats create resources for primary and early years children focussing on movement skills and active learning.
Samantha Mann of the Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals, shares her advice on preparing for the end of the financial year and what to expect in the next one
Education Business caught up with Zach Shelby, CEO of the Micro:bit Educational Foundation, to find out more about how it plans to build on the BBC’s work to break down barriers to technology.
National School Meals Week took place from 31 October to 4 November and saw school caterers serve at high-profile venues such as the Palace of Westminster.
Breaching the Data Protection Act carries severe consequences and can lead to heavy monetary fines or even prosecution, writes James Kelly, chief executive of the British Security Industry Association.
Nowadays schools are tasked with nurturing not just a child’s brain but also looking out for their emotional well-being. So what is the best way to do this?
More than 2,000 new schools must be built within the next four years to accommodate the rising number of pupils in England, according to Scape Group’s ‘School Places Challenge’ report.
Ensuring that everyone who uses a school site does not come to harm is a wide-ranging and challenging job. Fiona Riley, chair of IOSH’s Education Group, and health, safety and facilities manager at a large independent day school, explains how it can be done.
Using the latest technology and training methods are just some of the considerations schools should bear in mind when choosing a cleaning contractor, advises Lee Baker from the British Cleaning Council.
With the average school energy bill in the UK coming to £31,000, Eco-Schools England looks at small changes that can make a big difference to the energy efficiency of your school.
Education Business looks at the key findings from the NFER’s report into the evolving school system across the Regional School Commissioner areas.
With both physical and mental health benefits for young people, more schools should introduce their pupils to snowsports, writes Betony Garner from Snowsport England.
With many schools suffering from overcrowded classrooms and a school place shortage, Craig Riley considers whether modular buildings can play a part in tackling these challenges.
For many school leaders, it may seem that as soon as the technology budget is set, there is a new piece of technology that needs buying. So how do you prioritise your spending?
Taking place at London’s ExCel from 25-28 January 2017, Bett 2017 will have a fresh focus on game changers within education – those people, products and organisations creating an impact.
CESA’s Keith Warren shares some of the latest space-saving equipment to help small school kitchens to still deliver a quality food service.
Mark Hardy, chair of API, discusses what support and resources are out there to help schools improve their play and sports facilities.
Karen Wallin, CEO of Special Olympics GB, discusses the challenges facing young people with intellectual disabilities, and provides insight into Play Unified – a campaign using sport to change perceptions of those with intellectual disabilities in schools across the UK.
Members of the School Travel Forum (STF) share some ideas of what to do in the colder months, and what to bear in mind while planning.
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