Specialist school commissions third eco-building from TG Escapes
Swalcliffe Park Schools first eco-building was a Performing Arts studio in 2016 followed by a suite of autism friendly quiet spaces for individuals or small groups of students. Their new 470 m2 building will provide a Science Lab and prep room, IT room, changing rooms, toilets and a large staff room. Swalcliffe is a non-maintained […]
Do you specialise in Classroom Equipment? We want to hear from you!
Each month on Education Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the education procurement market – and in October we’re focusing on Classroom Equipment solutions. It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help education buyers find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re a supplier of Classroom […]
Learn from the best at the Education Forum
Your free guest pass to the co-located Education Forum and Education Technology Forum includes access to insightful seminar sessions, including; “Safeguarding in schools” Presented by: Ann Marie Christian, International Safeguarding Consultant at Child 1st Consultancy Ltd …………………………………………………………………. “Counter Terrorism Top Tips for Business” Presented by: Chris Phillips, CEO & Founder at Ippso ltd …………………………………………………………………. “EdTech: How to […]
Girls’ Schools Association chief calls for ‘educational reform’
Headteacher Samantha Price has used her first week as 2021/22 President for the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA) to call for ‘a new era of opportunity for young people’. The GSA represents the Heads of a diverse range of mainly independent UK girls’ schools – Price has urged the government and educationalists to seriously consider reviewing GCSE and A […]
Targeted teacher training announced for early language and numeracy
Thousands of pre-school children will benefit from improved language, numeracy and personal, social and emotional skills, thanks to a programme of high-quality training and professional development support for early years staff. The Early Years Professional Development Programme (PDP) is to be extended to around 50 new local authorities across England in 2021/22, the Department for […]
Tutoring funds to support 6m pupils over next three years
Schools will have greater flexibility to offer high-quality, 15-hour tutoring courses that meet the needs of their pupils, in a major expansion of the National Tutoring Programme backed by £1 billion. One course of high-quality tutoring has been proven to boost attainment by three to five months, and the government ays tutoring will be vital […]
Education Forum & Education Technology Forum: All your needs in one place
There’s a place reserved for you at the co-located Education Forum & Education Technology Forum – claim it today! 15th & 16th November, Whittlebury Park, Northamptonshire – please RSVP here Your attendance will allow you to enjoy two days of 1-2-1 meetings with innovative suppliers, networking with peers and industry seminar sessions. Your pass also includes overnight accommodation, all […]
Education facilities: 2021 buying trends revealed
Refurbishment Services, Door Entry Systems and Signage top the list of solutions the UK’s school, college and university facilities procurement professionals are sourcing in 2021. The findings have been revealed in the lead up to the Education Forum, which takes place on November 15th & 16th at Whittlebury Park, based on delegate requirements at the […]
Wandsworth selects digital solution for social care and education budget calculations
Wandsworth Borough Council has announced plans to implement a new digital solution to estimate personal budgets and allocate top-up funding for children and young people across social care and education. The Council has chosen the Formulate product developed by Imosphere to make evidence-based, fair and transparent funding decisions. Utilising two modules, the new solution will be used […]
Action needed on COVID-safe ventilation in schools
Education unions, together with Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Daisy Cooper MP, have written to Gavin Williamson urging the government to take firm action to improve ventilation in schools to reduce further Covid disruption. The unions – NEU, Unison, NASUWT, ASCL, NAHT, GMB and Unite – say proper measures to increase airflow in time for the […]