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Bet show celebrates the joy of learning to energise 35,000 teachers from arou…
A “mini movie” was commissioned by Bett and had its first playing this week at the opening of the annual trade exhibition, the world’s largest EdTech event attracting over 35,000 people from 130…
Careers advice you can give to students with a flair for fashion
If you have pupils who wish to study fashion at university, they’ll want to know about their career options after graduation. Luckily there are plenty of opportunities available, some of which t…
Haskins Garden Centre in Roundstone partners with Ferring Primary School to d…
Haskins Garden Centre has partnered with Ferring Primary School to donate houseplants to the school in Worthing.
The head teacher of Ferring Primary School, Mrs. Silk, visited Haskins in…
Resetting the education system to ensure digital literacy
Caroline Kennard, international business development director at Encyclopaedia Britannica, discusses the technical revolution and how schools can prepare by increasing digital literacy……
ParentMail highlights five mistakes schools make with parents
Geoff Jones, parent communications expert at ParentMail, identifies some improvements schools could make when keeping in touch with parents……
Access control systems – making students safe
Students preparing to move into university accommodation will no doubt worry for their safety – or at least their parents and teachers will – and news circulating the internet has given them goo…
Picture News – taking the weekly news agenda into schools
The 24/7 news cycle, social media and ‘fake news’ make it hard for even the savviest to keep up with what’s really happening in the world.
Picture News is the simple yet brilliant new re…
Careers advice for students looking to pursue work in the jewellery industry
From goldsmiths to CAD designers, read on as we look at the various career paths your students could follow to be involved with creating stunning pieces like…
Attracting and retaining teachers amid talent drought
Baljinder Kuller, Managing Director, The Supply Register, discusses how schools should be attracting and retaining teachers amid the talent drought…
At a time when recruitment tar…
The growth of higher and degree apprenticeships and the 'completion conundrum'…
Leading training provider CEO Joe Crossley, of Qube Learning, talks to QA Education about the rise of degree apprenticeships.
Despite a general downturn in apprenticeshi…
Time to face the automation challenge with soft skills
Catherine Whitaker, CEO & Head of Learning at EtonX, discusses the teaching of "soft skills" in order to prepare students for the workplace…
Workers around the world…
Is an ageing workforce good for schools?
As the pension age is set to rise to 67 by 2028, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) says the population of the UK is getting both larger and older. As well as finding that the nation’s pop…
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Farmvention: national STEM competition for primary schools launched
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The University of Derby is being supported by the Department for Education (DfE) to help increase the supply of trainee teachers to schools with poor recruitment and retention in the Midlands.
Funding from the DfE will be used to support a new initial teacher training pilot initiative, led by the Institute of Education at the University, which aims to improve the supply of newly qualified teachers to schools in challenging areas, promote career progression, and remove obstacles to social mobility.