Karl Deady, Executive Director at Cinos talks about the role of AV & IT across the higher education space and the steps that organisations…
Features
Employability hit hardest by lockdown according to UK students
More than half (54%) of UK pupils aged 16-18 believe the COVID-19 pandemic caused greater disruption to their employable skills-based learning - such as data analysis and communication skills -…
Blended Learning must be part of education’s ‘new normal’
By Dr Junaid Mubeen, Director of Education, Whizz Education
In brief
- Blended learning is back, but faces a backlash for fear that online learning is diluting…
Fiona Miller - Director of People Programmes at IGD
“With 18-24 year olds disproportionately affected by the economic impact of COVID-19, it is more vital than ever that businesses work in partnership with education and government to support the…
Educators to receive greater recognition in historic chemistry prizes overhaul.
The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) has more than doubled the number of prizes open to educators, as part of a major overhaul of its established recognition structures to be fairer, more…
Smartick - maths initiative to create equal opportunities for children in need
AN innovative maths program has launched a new charity initiative to help children in need advance in their maths education.
For every subscription of Smartick taken out, the…
World’s first household antimicrobial spray that kills COVID-19 even after six weeks launches in UK
A biotech cleaning company has released a household version of its antimicrobial treatment, which kills and provides continuous protection against SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) pathogens on surfaces for…
Dollar Academy becomes the first independent school in the UK to receive Food for Life Green Kitchen Standard Award
Leading independent school Dollar Academy has become the first in the UK to be awarded the Food for Life Green Kitchen Standard Award, in recognition of their extensive sustainability practices.…
More chores for girls in the UK means less time to schoolwork
Covid-19 is having a disproportionate impact on girls in Britain, with many taking on additional household chores such as cooking and cleaning, leaving them less time to do their schoolwork,…
Stronger Than Hate: Anti-Hate Challenge for UK Secondary Schools
A powerful challenge which empowers children to tackle hate within their communities and take action for a better future is being launched to UK secondary schools.
Created by…
One-in-Four Parents Say Poor Quality Internet Connection Negatively Impacts School Pupils’ Education
New data from YouGov Research, commissioned by Huawei UK, reveals millions of children across the UK are being held back in the virtual classroom, exposing a nationwide digital divide felt by…
Home-schooling leads to a new found appreciation for teachers
- 5% of parents now considering a career in education
- Suggested areas of improvement for streamlining home-schooling by parents revealed
After taking on part of the…
Children’s Mental Health Week (February 1-7) An activity for every day
With children and young people’s mental health so badly effected by lockdown and prolonged absence from school, this year’s…
Teacher training with a twist: How the NHS Deep Cleaning and Advisory Service is protecting staff and students during lockdown
The NHS Deep Cleaning and Advisory Service is joining forces with schools across the UK to help protect staff, students and parents during the Covid-19 pandemic.
More than 30…
Nation’s children can glue sustainably, says Pritt stick owner, Henkel
Consumer goods company, Henkel, has relaunched its famous Pritt stick, bringing some good news during lockdown for climate-conscious children, teachers and crafters. The new generation of Pritt…
Teacher Co-op Confronts Inequality in Virtual Education
A new virtual learning platform, owned by freelance teachers, confronts inequality, and discrimination in virtual education by forming an international teacher cooperative.
Poised to open…
Teachers could be over or underestimating the effectiveness of education studies because of how they are presented
The way that some education studies are presented could give teachers unrealistic expectations about what they might be able to achieve in the classroom, according to new research.
…
School’s results soar after iPad parental donation scheme
Since Apple Authorised Education Specialist Jigsaw24 helped them launch a parent-driven 1:1 iPad scheme, Stephenson Memorial Primary School have posted some of their best-ever results, with their…
School safety standards: How to teach our children about allergens
As schools welcome students back, albeit with greater COVID-19 health and safety measures in place, leaders must begin to give thought to other areas of concern too. Namely, food safety standards…
Homes Under the Hammer’s Martin Roberts launches new initiative to aid children's mental wellbeing
TV personality Martin Roberts has joined the fight against childhood mental health anguish exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic by providing free support to every primary school in the UK. …