Supply teaching agencies are strategic partners – not stopgaps, says Teaching Tomorrow
As recruitment targets continue to fall short, pupil needs grow more complex, and behaviour challenges grow, the education workforce is under pressure like never before. But while supply teaching agencies are often treated as a short-term fix, the reality is that they are now playing a long-term, strategic role in keeping education functioning. According to 2025’s […]
Education Forum: Confirm your delegate or supplier place today – Don’t miss out!
Delegate and supplier places are now very limited to the Education Forum, which takes place on 29th & 30th September 2025 at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre, London Heathrow. This two-day event connects senior education professionals with leading suppliers through pre-arranged 1-2-1 meetings, networking, and a high-impact seminar programme. Highlights include: Shaun Wallace (The Dark Destroyer) […]
5 Minutes With… Peter Howard, Channel Sales Executive at Avigilon
In the latest instalment for our education procurement executive interview series we speak to Peter Howard, Channel Sales Executive at Avigilon Motorola Solutions company, about rapidly changing security, technological, and budgetary demands placed on schools and universities, how cloud technology is improving campus security, and how AI will enable proactive threat detection and faster incident […]
Brexit could lead to struggle in recruiting international students…
If the UK does decide to leave the EU after a vote is cast in the EU referendum on June 23, a report from the international student recruitment company, Hobsons, has declared that UK universities could find it difficult to attract international students. Almost half (47 per cent) of the 1,763 students who expressed their […]
Guest Blog, Jim Bowes: Embracing digital developments in higher education…
Jim Bowes is the CEO and co-founder of Manifesto – the award winning digital agency specialising in Agile consultancy, technology, content and strategic user experience design, and set up the London-based business in 2011. Digital disruption is rapidly changing the services that organisations offer and the ways in which individuals access information. The impact that […]
Parents’ obsession with smart phones affecting child conversation skills, research claims…
With substantial claims made by a number education professionals that technology can prove beneficial to a child’s learning, new research from the advice and information service for head teachers, The Key, has declared that parents’ continued use of smart phones is increasingly affecting young children’s social skills; making them unprepared for the commencement of primary […]
Mover Kit combines creative imagination with educational challenges…
Mover Kit, a wearable technology developed by the London-based start-up, Technology Will Save Us, has been designed to educate young children on fundamental programming and electronic skills; meanwhile encouraging the use of creative imagination to complete problem solving tasks using ‘computational’ thinking. Joining an array of educational kits created by the firm, Mover Kit comes […]