The inaugural Education Business Live event, which took place on 19 March in London, gathered the education community to hear from industry experts and experience the latest solutions to transform schools, while the co-located Education Business Awards celebrated the dedication of the sector. Here's how the event unfolded
We caught up with Amanda Jackson, lead senior inspector for Havering Education Services, to ask how schools can steer through the evolving inspection landscape with confidence
Twenty per cent of allergic reactions to food occur in schools, and while some schools are well prepared to deal with the needs of children with food allergies, others still have some way to go.
Nimmi Patel, Head of Skills, Talent & Diversity, techUK, shares her thoughts on the curriculum and urges for an education system that fully prepares pupils for a tech-focused job market
Dave Smith from Osborne Co-operative Academy Trust will be taking on the topic of sustainability at Education Business Live. Here we find out how important collaboration is for sustainability efforts.
Ultra-processed foods make up a worrying portion of childrens' diets. Education Business explores the issue and what is being done about it
Fire engineering experts Ashish Kirori and Tabea Uhr outline the challenges associated with fires in various building types, including educational, and examines the essential role of a fire engineer
Amanda Jackson, lead senior inspector for Havering Education Services, helps schools navigate the evolving inspection landscape
As new recycling regulations coming into force in 2025, we take a look at how schools should review their recycling and waste management processes
In 2023 all spaces with RAAC were closed, following three separate roof collapses. Why then, 18 months later, has it been revealed that 90 per cent of schools with RAAC are yet to have it removed?
Education Business Live is a new event taking place on 19th March at London’s Evolution, designed to support the efficient running of education settings.
The year's Bett UK was abuzz with education technology providers from around the world discussing the tech-trends and solutions for the sector
After Bett 2025, Peter Doyle, policy manager at the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) reflects on the UK's EdTech landscape, and asks what we can learn from other countries
How should the computing curriculum be modernised? How can schools attract a more diverse student pool? Julia Adamson from BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, shares some thoughts
We caught up with the ISBL's Stephen Morales, who will be addressing the importance of operational and financial leadership in education settings, at Education Business Live Conference & Exhibition.
With the inaugural Education Business Live Conference & Exhibition fast approaching, we caught up with Emma Hollis, NASBTT's CEO, who will be exploring strategies for both attracting new teachers to the profession, and ensuring they stay
How can schools cut down their reliance on ultra-processed food and embed a good food culture into all aspects of school life? The Soil Association shares some ideas
Dr Amanda Gummer, chair of the API, explains the urgent need to prioritise play provision in schools and how the Pathway to Play campaign is urging the government to invest in children's outdoor play
