A new £10 million partnership between Green Future Investments and Let’s Go Zero will bring advice to individual schools, while also unlocking finance at scale from the public and private sectors

The Education Business Awards continue to recognise and celebrate the hard work and dedication of the education sector. With new categories added this year, we take a look at this year’s inspirational winners

In today’s technologically-driven world, children’s access to outdoor play opportunities has significantly diminished. School play opportunities are therefore vital, writes API's Mark Hardy

A recent report has highlighted that schools are cutting back on school trips due to stretched finances and pressed timetables. But in the face of widening educational inequality and declining mental wellbeing, the benefits of school trips have never been more needed, writes Justine Lee from the School Travel Forum

Childhood illnesses can spread faster in educational environments, particularly amongst younger children. It is therefore crucial to ensure a clean, hygienic and safe environment for all, writes IOSH’s Carina Kennedy

With STEM forming such a vital role in our society – especially as the UK works towards its net-zero ambitions – it is crucial that all young people have access to hands-on STEM experiences at school, writes Dan Powell, head of Neon at EngineeringUK

The Online Safety Bill aims to safeguard students using digital devices, but new research reveals only ten per cent of educators feel confident that it will be effective. This highlights the need for a collective effort to improve online safety education in schools, writes Emma Vandore 

Despite its aims to decarbonise, a new report shows that the Department for Education does not yet have a clear view of the sector’s current sustainability position, what interventions offer the best value for money, and what it will cost to decarbonise the school estate

Fire risk for schools is reported to be almost double that of other non-residential buildings. Yet sprinkler systems are still not mandatory for all schools in England

Around 700,000 children in England are studying in schools that require major rebuilding or repair work, a new National Audit Office report on the condition of school buildings has revealed