Sustainability targets are increasingly influencing operational decision-making across schools, colleges and universities attending the Education Forum, and catering services are
Universities and research institutions may need to rethink how they manage research funding and academic support services as the rise
Schools across Greater Manchester and beyond are invited to attend an in-person EAL conference in Manchester on Thursday 25th June,
A new partnership between West Herts College and Kedrion Biopharma is underlining the increasing importance of aligning education estates with
For university estates teams, managing health and safety is a complex, multi-layered challenge. Large campuses, multiple buildings, diverse users and
Persistent skills shortages in the UK games industry are placing renewed focus on the role of colleges and universities in
Join us at the Education Forum – a free industry event designed to connect you with like-minded professionals and support your upcoming
Each month on Education Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the education procurement market – and
Primary and secondary school estates are among the most dynamic environments facilities managers oversee. With high footfall, diverse age groups
As schools face mounting budget pressures and rising expectations, procurement leaders are under increasing pressure to deliver measurable impact from
Schools across the Southwest and beyond are invited to attend an in-person EAL conference in Plymouth on 30th April, hosted by FlashAcademy®. Improving outcomes for EAL
Aston University has begun construction of a new Carbon Neutral Energy Centre, signalling a major step forward in the decarbonisation
By Dr Jenny Stewart, Eduqas Artificial intelligence is moving rapidly from a futuristic concept to an everyday presence in classrooms,
School estates across the UK are undergoing a quiet but significant shift. As timetabling becomes more flexible and campuses open
Local authorities across England are struggling to meet demand for SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) services, with a new
