That teacher recruitment and retention is increasingly becoming a pinch point for schools is well known and schools are approaching this challenge in a variety of ways. Recent research conducted by Marketing Advice for Schools reveals the [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]
Victoria Cetinkaya, a senior policy officer in the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) responsible for policy and engagement with the education sector recently attended a roundtable discussion held at Wright Hassall offices in Leamington Spa; she [FIND OUT MORE]
New mindfulness resilience programme aims to improve mental health in UK schools A new Mindfulness for Mental Health Resilience Programme is being used in UK schools to tackle the state of our children’s and teachers [FIND OUT MORE]
Today, more than 1.5 million people work in the digital sector or roles related to digital technology. In fact, the number of digital technology jobs across the UK has grown at twice the rate of [FIND OUT MORE]
Almost one in five children aged 7-14 exhibit tendencies that could lead to wellbeing or mental health issues later in life with one in twenty at severe risk, according to a huge UK-wide study of [FIND OUT MORE]
According to the Carbon Trust schools could reduce energy consumption by around £44m per year – an environmentally-friendly cost saving. But how can schools make these energy-efficient savings? New research highlights that the answer could [FIND OUT MORE]
As we all know, any organisation that works with children should have safeguarding policies and procedures in place to ensure that every child is protected. Schools – and those who work within them – are particularly well-positioned to promote the [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph The government’s flagship apprenticeship scheme could end up cost businesses millions of pounds, a report has found. The Telegraph reports that more than £1.28bn of the cash [FIND OUT MORE]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Independent Parents were asked to collect their children ‘as soon as possible’ after the threat was sent, The Independent reports. More than 400 schools and colleges across the UK [FIND OUT MORE]
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