CREDIT: This story was first seen in Tes Grammar school-educated minister was previously at the Department for Work and Pensions, Tes reports. Damian Hinds has replaced Justine Greening as education secretary. His appointment comes after his predecessor [FIND OUT MORE]
Crowdfunding is becoming a fruitful venture across all sectors of industry, and education is no exception. Some schools in the US have already turned to crowdfunding to make up their funding shortfalls – is this [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in BBC News Damian Hinds has been announced as England’s education secretary in the prime minister’s cabinet reshuffle, BBC News reports. He will replace Justine Greening, who is leaving the [FIND OUT MORE]
Edtech continues to evolve – rapidly – enhancing and supporting both teaching and learning. The blackboard was long-ago consigned to the past and even interactive whiteboards are reaching their ‘best before’ date. What’s the latest? [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was firs seen in Mail Online Number shunning British universities for the Ivy League rises by a fifth in just three years, Mail Online reports. The number of British private school pupils going [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Maidenhead Advertiser Proposals for a new Claires Court campus and the redevelopment of the independent school’s existing sites to create 221 homes have been submitted to the [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Independent Failure to act risks leaving generation of youngsters growing up chasing ‘likes’ and increasingly anxious due to constant demands of social media, warns Children’s Commissioner. Children are being exposed to “significant emotional [FIND OUT MORE]
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The Boarding School Partnerships Information Service has been launched to give more vulnerable children the chance to attend boarding schools The Department for Education is launching a new service designed to give more vulnerable children the [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph The he poorest families are not applying for private school bursaries because they fear their children will not fit in, the incoming president of the Girls’ [FIND OUT MORE]
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