In a world defined by complexity, disruption and change, today’s most successful institutions value diverse perspectives and experiences, says Dr Simon Hayward, CEO of Cirrus and author of The Agile Leader We have seen many [FIND OUT MORE]
The ISC has reported that an independent school in East Dulwich has opened a state-of-the-art music centre James Allen’s Girls’ School in East Dulwich had the pleasure of officially opening its new Community Music Centre [FIND OUT MORE]
A West Sussex school has worked hard to educate its pupils on environmentalism – so much so that it’s just won its second Green Business Award Great Ballard School has bagged its second Green Business [FIND OUT MORE]
Technology is applied in the classroom to enhance teaching and learning. In the past we’ve examined how it can support communication and engage students and now guest writer Jilian Wood investigates how artificial intelligence is [FIND OUT MORE]
Al-Furquaan prep has ceased its segregation of boys and girls, after a warning from Ofsted earlier in the year, according to Examiner Live An Islamic private school, which was told by Ofsted that it must [FIND OUT MORE]
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has published new guidance for schools on tackling prejudice-based bullying. Joe Orme, an associate in the employment, education and pensions team at Hill Dickinson, provides a legal view on a [FIND OUT MORE]
Britain’s leading graduate schemes are dominated by privately educated young people, the Institute of Student Employers has found, The Telegraph reports Its survey found that 57% of graduates hired by companies had been to a [FIND OUT MORE]
Education organisations face a number of challenges in providing rich learning experiences to students, one of which is technology – specifically, keeping up with the latest advancements in order to provide the best learning tools [FIND OUT MORE]
David Lammy says many UK universities remain ‘gated communities for the privileged’ after data reveals only one in 10 students at Oxford and Cambridge consider themselves working-class, The Independent reports Oxford has been branded Britain’s least socially inclusive university with new data showing more [FIND OUT MORE]
A new school term and two new national purchasing recruitment frameworks signalled the opportunity for schools to stretch their recruitment budgets further. Independent procurement consultant, Naomi Clews, from Naomi Clews Consultancy Ltd., provides her top [FIND OUT MORE]
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