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Concerns, costs and caution: How can we safely reopen UK universities?

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By: Stuart O'Brien

26th August 2020

By Gary Peeling (pictured), CEO at Where The Trade Buys For both university staff and prospective students, the future looks daunting. Universities across the UK are still going through a period…

Campaign to get children ‘back to school safely’ launches

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By: Stuart O'Brien

18th August 2020

Schools have received Public Health England endorsed guidance on protective measures they should implement to be as safe as possible and reduce the risk of transmission of coronavirus. Measures such…

Teachers needed as ‘eyes and ears’ so vulnerable children don’t miss out on COVID-19 support

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By: Stuart O'Brien

17th July 2020

Barnardo’s says it needs the help of teachers, nursery workers and other education professionals to help stop vulnerable children and young people missing out on vital support during the coronavirus…

Unlock the good days of Lockdown with the ‘When We Were Apart Yearbook’

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By: Stuart O'Brien

17th July 2020

Where The Trade Buys has launched a ‘When We Were Apart Yearbook’ in order to help school children hold on the precious memories of the lockdown. Whilst some primary children…

Supply teacher resource ‘overlooked’ in post-lockdown schools return plans

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By: Stuart O'Brien

6th July 2020

A recruitment trade body has highlighted the lack of resource planning and collaboration with supply teacher agencies on behalf of the government as part of both its autumn term back…

Government puts COVID catch ups on the curriculum

By: Stuart O'Brien

23rd June 2020

Children in England are set to take part in a £1 billion Covid “catch-up” package to directly tackle the impact of lost teaching time during the coronavirus lockdown. As plans…

Online mental health resources made available for pupils and teachers

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By: Stuart O'Brien

8th June 2020

New online resources designed by health and education experts will be provided to schools and colleges to boost mental health support for staff and pupils, the government has confirmed. Videos,…

The importance of digital learning spaces

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By: Stuart O'Brien

8th June 2020

By Jessica Piel and Alexa Stickler, Student Support Coordinators at Edology.com As the impact of COVID-19 spreads across the world, many schools are scrambling to quickly adapt to a new…

Pupils studying less while on lockdown

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By: Stuart O'Brien

26th May 2020

75 per cent of parents admit their children spend less time studying in lockdown than they would at school, working 2.5 hours less a day. That’s according to research from…

8 safety measures to take when reopening your school safely after COVID-19 lockdown

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22nd May 2020

There has been much debate surrounding school openings and when it will be appropriate to allow young people to get back to their classrooms. According to the Guardian, headteachers are…