Education Forum and Education Technology Forum
Between 2011 and 2023, public playground budgets fell by more than £350m. As a result, between 2013 and 2023, almost 800 public-use playgrounds across the UK closed, with budget constraints…
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In an era defined by digital connectivity, higher and further education institutions in the UK are constantly striving to reimagine student engagement with the help of innovative technologies. Cinos’ Richard…
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Vanessa Boddington, Director of Customer Operations at Kortext, says that edtech is a dynamic sector filled with educated, articulate people, and why more women should take the plunge and embark…
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When it comes to keeping up with edtech innovations, we must stay in the present and learn from the challenges, says Sangeeta Pan (pictured), Manager of Project Management at Kortext……
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With over 1.5 million children in the UK recognised as having special educational needs (SEN), the demand for spaces that cater to those who require extra support is growing. The…
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With Labour having a clear lead in the polls ahead of a general election this year, its pledge to charge VAT on private school fees should it win the election…
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By Adam Halsey, External DPO (Data Protection Officer), and Stacy Williams, Risk and Compliance Officer at Invicta Law When it comes to data compliance, does your school have a ‘solve…
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Embracing digital transformation is no longer an option; it is a necessity. Mark Hodges, Education Sector Lead at Cantium, shares some advice schools can take with them along their digital…
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Fleur Sexton (pictured, right), Deputy Lieutenant West Midlands and CEO of dynamic training provider, PET-Xi, with a reputation for success with the hardest to reach, discusses how the power of…
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We must consider the targeted use of data and how it can better support the provision of personal tutoring to aid conversations and improve student wellbeing, says Professor Michael Draper,…
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