Education Mutual, the UK's largest member-owned provider of staff absence protection, continues its mission to further support the
Jane Ross reflects on how education technologies such as video learning are being embraced by primary and secondary schools, even after lockdown, and why such technologies will be central to education going forward
Technology affects every aspect of our lives – and delivers exciting career opportunities. Yet girls are still under-represented in computing. Julia Adamson, director of education at BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT, discusses how to engage girls, and why it’s important
On 29-31 March 2023, Bett is back at ExCeL London for three days of inspiring content, networking and product discovery
Poor air quality can impact pupils’ concentration levels and their health, so it is important to understand what is in school air and how to improve it. To do this, the SAMHE project has been launched - and is recruiting schools to take part
Research has found that simple air quality measures – such as air purifiers, no car zones and green screens – can cut outdoor and indoor exposure of toxins in and around schools by almost half
Glebe Farm School is Milton Keynes’ first fossil-free new build school. It’s so ‘green’ that it’s been removed from the grid and even its Bunsen burners are powered without gas. Headteacher Matthew Shotton explains the project
The DfE’s Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy included many positive new policies. But did it go far enough? Suzanne Gibbon from the Let’s Go Zero campaign shares her views
The Schools & Academies Show will return this November to unite school leaders and provide them with leading content, sector updates and practical resources to ensure efficiency is at the forefront of each operation
Jim Mulholland, director at TODD Architects, discusses what good inclusive design practice in education looks like and the importance of promoting inclusive learning across all settings
News highlighting football inequality in schools has prompted calls for better access to the sport for females, following the Lionesses’ success at the UEFA Women’s EURO 2022
Understanding the UK requirements for fire safety in schools can be challenging. Will Lloyd and Neil Budd, technical managers at the Fire Industry Association, explains what schools need to know.
Our expert panelists discuss the difficulty schools are experiencing when recruiting teachers and other vacancies, as well as advice on how schools can attract and retain an excellent and diverse workforce
With the new school year in full swing, the School Travel Forum writes about the value of school trips in the Autumn term
Richard Martin provides a blueprint for building an effective IT strategy for schools, with an outline of the key components and considerations
Tackling climate change has been embedded into the growth and training of staff at the Learning in Harmony Trust. Gary Wilkie, the Trust’s CEO, discusses how this has been achieved
The education sector has paid tribute to the Queen, following her passing away on 7th September, at 96 years old.
The school run contributes considerably to pollution levels around schools. To combat this, schools should encourage an active, safe, and green commute to school
The UK’s record-breaking heatwave in July has intensified the focus on how temperature, humidity, and air quality is controlled in buildings, according to the Building Engineering Services Association
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It is a sad, but inescapable fact of school life, that students lose the key to their locker. Or “forget” to hand their key back at the end of the year.
Which means you will need replacement keys for some of the lockers in your school.
