How much paper waste does your school accumulate over the course of a year? How much do you think it costs your school? Cutting paper waste can lead to substantial savings – and efficiencies! Colin Yates, [FIND OUT MORE]
Independent schools occupy some of the finest estates – boasting infrastructures old and new. Maintaining and managing these estates can be a time-consuming and costly matter. We speak to experts about facilities management (FM), preventative [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News The bosses of academy trusts running large chains of schools in England are going to be challenged by education ministers over “fat-cat” pay, BBC News reports. Lord [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News An apprenticeship scheme funded by a levy on big employers is a “massive lost opportunity” and must be reformed, the head of the CBI has said, BBC News reports. [FIND OUT MORE]
Schools are being forced to cast their recruitment net ever wider. Attracting and securing teachers that are the right fit for your school starts long before you advertise a position; it’s about building the reputation [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph A boarding school headteacher has warned that children are being “mollycoddled” and are not prepared to put in the effort required in the world of work, The [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph Schools are cutting time spent on PE lessons because of exam pressures, a survey has found, The Telegraph reports. Secondary school teachers said that older teenagers were [FIND OUT MORE]
The Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST) – the largest network of girls’ schools in the independent sector and one of the biggest UK charities in its own right – has a proud history of providing [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Bury Times A Bury school has been found to fulfil every standard set by the Independent Schools Inspectorate, the Bury Times reports. Bury Grammar School Girls met each of [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph The government is too politically correct to enforce rules on hijabs in schools, leaving teachers ‘alone, isolated and vulnerable’, the former head of Ofsted has warned. [FIND OUT MORE]
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