GUEST BLOG: Creating connections between schools and supply teachers
By Peter Carpenter, CEO of TeacherIn This year, the focus for Bett was game changers and innovation. While this is certainly key for teaching and learning, the same pioneering practices shouldn’t be forgotten when it comes to overall school processes and tackling challenges like the current teacher recruitment and retention crises. It was reported that […]
VIDEO: Inisoft demos CAMS student bursary software
CAMS has been working with colleges for 10+ years to create a unique online student bursary application form and back office management system that benefits students and college administrators, making the process to award and payment as simple as possible, saving time, effort and costs. In this very short demo clip, you’ll get an overview […]
Concerned about the post-election procurement landscape? Attend the Education Forum…
The Education Forum returns on November 20th & 21st, allowing you to meet with new product and service suppliers, network with peers and attend inspiring and informative seminars. It’s a unique opportunity to take stock of your education facilities, services and IT needs in what is an uncertain procurement and budgetary landscape following last week’s general […]
Are you interested in speaking at the Education Forum?
We are looking for industry thought leaders to participate in the seminar programme at the Education Forum, which takes place on November 20th & 21st 2017. The Forum is a highly-focused event that attracts senior professionals in a variety of education procurement verticals for unrivalled networking, learning and debate. So if you have experience in the world […]
Government urged to protect child safeguarding budget in schools
Leading safeguarding experts Ethica Solutions has urged the Government to protect budget for statutory child safeguarding training and Continual Professional Development (CPD) for teachers. Radicalisation, gang culture and child sexual exploitation (CSE) are on the increase and a major concern. Figures show that in 2015 the total number of children assessed as being in need […]
EfficientIP wins MMU contract
Network solutions provider EfficientIP has won a contract with Manchester Metropolitan University. The contract was awarded after a three-way tender process to deliver DNS, DHCP and IPAM (DDI) services to 37,000 students and 4,000 staff members. Like most universities, Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) has been challenged by the increasing number of connected devices students bring […]
Heads warn May that education cuts will force them to slash staff
A group of headteachers from Lewisham have written an open letter to Theresa May warning of the damage being caused to the education of children in schools by the reduction of funding. Lewisham Leadership Forum, comprising of over 70 heads, have requested that the Prime Minister meet them and see for herself the damage of […]
Check out the latest video for CAMS, software by Inisoft
CAMS has been working with colleges for 10+ years to create a unique online student bursary application form and back office management system that benefits students and college administrators, making the process to award and payment as simple as possible, saving time, effort and costs. In this very short demo clip, you’ll get an overview […]
New website to help students with GCSE maths
A new online resource has been launched to help students revise for GCSE maths. The resource, launched by TutorPear, includes past exam papers and various solutions all aimed at making study for maths exams as easy and comfortable as possible. The site also comes in a mobile and tablet-friendly option. GCSE Maths is a mandatory […]
Fight back against budget cuts by attending the Education Forum
Education may be a key battleground in the run-up to the General Election, but at present cuts are one of the biggest issues facing schools and universities across the UK. Research released in early-April this year by the NUT and ATL unions indicates that 93 per cent of members polled (half were from secondary schools) […]