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Don't let these 3 common school HR issues cause a problem
Whilst every school is different in their characteristics there are some common school HR issues they face. Here Natalie Spink, Employment Solicitor for Education Services for …
Teachers need to be taught digital skills to make the most of classroom technology
Ash Merchant, Education Director at Fujitsu UK and Ireland, discusses how the digital skills gap among teachers is costing the UK economy…
The UK is facing a growing…
How to motor on with your computing curriculum
QA Education editor Victoria Galligan asked Servo Socks creator Dan Kitchen about his clever little cases for motors which promise to put paid to cries of “I can’t fix this to anything!” in…
Accelerate your pupils maths ability with Maths-Whizz
Looking for a way to raise student attainment in maths and ease teacher workload at the same time? Have you considered Maths-Whizz, the multi-award-winning online tutor from…
How will Brexit impact the recruitment of teachers
For the past 20 years membership of the EU has been at the forefront of the political debate, whether it be parliamentary sovereignty, open borders or bendy bananas. However, one side of this…
How Tassomai revision tool can help boost pupils science results
Tassomai is a GCSE learning and revision program which helps close the attainment gap and levels the playing field for all students. It can be used by all pupils – including those with…
Edtech provider CoSector partners with Janison
CoSector – University of London, the provider of choice for products and services that enhance and enrich digital learning, has announced a partnership with Janison, a provider of learning and…
How specialist STEM provision gives students a real advantage in education and beyond
There is a worldwide drive on STEM education because 75% of the fastest growing occupations require that particular skill set.
One of the most effective ways to ensure students can develop…
Eagala model: An innovative approach to promoting wellbeing in children
Equine Assisted Growth & Learning Association (Eagala) is the global standard in the facilitation of equine assisted psychotherapy and learning. Not to be confused with therapeutic…
Mill on the Brue Outdoor Activity Centre, Bruton, Somerset
Welcome to our Outdoor Classroom Mill on the Brue has been…
State-of-the-art learning environment with Boxlight Mimio technology
Stonehenge School has integrated the Boxlight Mimio award-winning classroom technology across its new campus in Amesbury, Wiltshire to enhance students’ learning experience and future-proof its…
Guinness World Record holder visits St Clement Dane School in preparation for Recycling week
Pupils and teachers at St Clement Danes School had a special guest visitor to their assembly on Monday (23.09.2019) to launch the start of recycling week.
Chris Bertish, a Guinness World…
New Education Agency Kicks Off A Fresh Approach To Recruitment
Education recruitment specialists have set up a new supply agency, Teachright, to offer schools “something different,” including football coaching.
Teachright, a joint venture with HR GO…
Academies – still a controversial issue 20 years on
After almost 20 years since their introduction, we take a look at how academies have changed the landscape of UK education. Brian Crosby, CEO of an academy chain in York, outlines the…
Warmer and quieter educational offices for the Master and Staff
74 Trumpington Street, including the new educational offices of the Master (Chris Smith, Baron Smith of Finsbury) of Pembroke College, has been upgraded with curved on plan and standard secondary…
Hal and the End Street and Hal and the Parties are children’s books with a difference
Co-written by children’s author Jude Lennon and 18-year-old Will Hawkes and illustrated by Will, they include an autistic main character, Hal.
Hal’s Books are different too as they are…
Those that can - Did Teach
Are former teachers an untapped source of talent for business? Are they undervalued by traditional recruiters? Should we not have a responsibility to give people of such integrity a…
Experience of working with children? You could be a foster carer.
Children come into care every day of the week. Often they have had a difficult time.
Their parents might be ill or have a drug or alcohol problem. The family might be going through a…
Spellzone unlocks the mystery of English spelling
Spellzone is the online English resource for students over 7 right up to adults, adapting to all abilities, it enables students, including those with dyslexia, to study independently on any…