A recent development in job-seeking technology has revolutionised candidate attraction across all industries, but it is schools who stand to gain the most.
Every week, nearly 3,000…
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Top 5 iPad teaching tips
Craig Smith, Education Sales Manager UK & Ireland, Jamf, has some pointers for using the iPad when teaching to ensure the effectiveness of the…
Mill on the Brue Outdoor Activity Centre, Bruton, Somerset
Welcome to our Outdoor Classroom!
Mill on the Brue Outdoor Activity Centre has been opening its doors to schools and unaccompanied children since 1982. We have been using the outdoors…
Unique PSHE resources for mental health and safeguarding
There is now a realization by governments that schools play an important role in promoting good mental health. And there’s pressure on schools to deliver.
Promoting robust mental health is…
The Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway Co Ltd
A traditional steam train, taking passenger on a unique journey to the tip of Lake Windermere.
The perfect addition to your Lake District adventure.
Established in 1973 The…
Viking School Visits
Most schools these days are used to working with external musicians, sports coaches, and dance teachers. But what about using an external visitor to help with your history topic?
If you…
Bring the magic of music to the classroom with Classical 100
The start of the school year is always an exciting, albeit busy, time.
After summer, students and teachers (hopefully) come back to school feeling re-energised and eager to tackle the…
NEA Is Enormously Excited To Introduce...
Their brand new Filmed Group Performance Examinations in Acting, Musical Theatre, Devised Drama and Shakespeare.
After asking drama teachers and schools we learnt that there is a need for…
Football and education: Our motivation for success
As the first academic year of PeterDeen reaches a conclusion, Aberdeenshire’s Head of Education Vincent Docherty and his brother Tony, assistant manager at Aberdeen Football Club (…
RHS School Gardeners of the Year 2019
RHS School Gardeners of the Year 2019 - winners announced
City schools have swept the board in this year’s Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) School Gardeners of the Year…
Little Troopers charity launches new course for primary schools
Military Child Wellbeing: Little Troopers charity launches new course for primary schools
Military children’s charity, Little…
3 top organisation tips for your classroom
Classrooms are a place where imagination and education flourish. But, with so much going on, sometimes your organisation systems can get neglected. Gary Lyons, Managing…
How edtech creates edgeless learning
Paul Westmore, IT Director at the University of Plymouth, explains how a single sign-on digital learning environment has helped the institution create an edgeless edtech learning…
Changing attitudes to edtech
Siemens UK Schools and Education Manager, Brenda Yearsley, on changing attitudes to edtech through providing meaningful e-learning tools…
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George Heriot’s pupils talk mental health
Mental health advocate, Fergus Crawley, visited George Heriot’s School as part of the school’s initiative to encourage its young people to be open…
3/4 of education professionals haven’t had a pay rise in the last 12 months
New research conducted by CV-Library, the UK’s leading independent job board, reveals that three quarters (74.1%) of education professionals haven’t had…
Adrift Refugee Project Making A Big Impact in Cheshire Schools
Ahead of Refugee Week, 17-23 June 2019, Cheshire schools have been utilising a school based project called Adrift to enable children to understand the plight of refugees.
The starting…