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Utilising objective data to provide equitable student support

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21st February 2022

The ability to drive social mobility through equitable support is available to the universities that can leverage the student engagement data that they already have, explains Richard Gascoigne, CEO of…

Ensuring data security in the early years sector

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15th October 2021

Connect Childcare shares some actions early years childcare providers and their IT teams can take to help keep security incidents or data breaches from happening… Make the area secure Wherever…

UK students being put off careers in data due to qualification misunderstandings

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By: Stuart O'Brien

20th September 2021

Misperceptions about qualification and skill requirements are hindering UK students from pursuing a career working with data. That’s according to new research from Experian, which surveyed 2,001 UK adults (16+)…

End-users in education vulnerable to phishing

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By: Stuart O'Brien

22nd July 2019

A cybersecurity training study has revealed phishing identification and data protection are the top problem areas for end-users, particularly in sectors such as education. The conclusion comes via Proofpoint’s fourth annual Beyond…

Government trumpets school places rise

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By: Stuart O'Brien

29th March 2019

96,000 new school places were created across England last year, taking the total number of new school places created since 2010 to 921,000 The new report, the government says, indicates…

Education products and services exports generate £1.9bn for UK economy

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By: Stuart O'Brien

17th February 2019

Education generated almost £20bn for the UK in 2016 (the latest year for which data is available) through exports such as products & services, international students and English language training.…

Nation’s prosperity ‘relies on more people of all ages going to university’

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By: Stuart O'Brien

6th August 2018

Educating more people at university could bring significant benefits to our economy, according to a new report published by Universities UK. The onset of the Fourth Industrial Revolution – automation,…

Schools battling offensive online comments from parents…

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By: Jack Wynn

14th November 2016

Leaders in more than half (56 per cent) of mainstream schools across England say they have encountered negative or offensive comments on social media from pupils’ parents over the past year. …

Disadvantaged pupils likely to face biggest funding cuts…

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By: Jack Wynn

14th November 2016

Schools with the most disadvantaged pupils are likely to face the biggest funding cuts when the government reallocates school funding, according to the National Union of Teachers (NUT) and the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL). …

Improve your students’ learning experience with ALE’s accessible resources…

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By: Jack Wynn

20th September 2016

Education is one of the cornerstones of a stable, evolving society. Better employment opportunities, improved wellbeing, innovative research, and a more informed and engaged citizenry are just some of the…