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Tutoring funds to support 6m pupils over next three years

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3rd September 2021

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…

The education sector and ransomware: Preventing the Next Attack

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By: Stuart O'Brien

9th August 2021

By Ken Galvin, Senior Manager for KACE at Quest Over the past year, organisations from corporate and healthcare to education systems and retail, have had to learn how to manage…

INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT: Westcountry Group – Learning environments that inspire creativity, productivity and enhanced learning

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9th August 2021

By Westcountry Group Progressive schools looking to maximise student potential through outstanding learning environments choose Westcountry Group, the leading supplier of educational refurbishments, furniture and innovative folding dining systems. With…

Operational compliance considerations for school caterers during a pandemic

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9th November 2020

For caterers within educational settings, it is clear that the current pandemic is challenging the long-established norm. The only certainty is uncertainty, as we settle into a second lockdown. The…

School funding pressure ‘hits poorest families hardest’

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By: Stuart O'Brien

16th September 2019

76% of parents think that the cost of sending children to school is increasing and more than half (51%) agree that they are worried about such cost. That’s according to…

Government pledges £14 billion for schools – But is it enough?

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By: Stuart O'Brien

2nd September 2019

Schools across England will receive investment over £14 billion in primary and secondary education between now and 2022/23, as part of a government funding drive that also targets under-resourced SEND…

GUEST BLOG: Teaching pupils emotional intelligence

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13th September 2018

The behaviour of pupils in class has been proven to have a direct link to their educational outcomes. Here, Lyn Hamblin, former Leader of Student Personal Development and Wellbeing at…

Education spending ‘down £400m’ in Scotland

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By: Stuart O'Brien

6th August 2018

Research commissioned by Labour and conducted by the Scottish Parliament Information Centre has highlighted cuts of more than £400 million in education funding since 2010. Specifically, it says local authority education…

GUEST BLOG: How important is it to teach children about finances?

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By: Stuart O'Brien

11th May 2018

By True Potential Investor Financial education was included into England’s secondary school curriculum from 2014. While this was a step forward in improving financial education for children and school-leavers, the…

RECOMMENDED: Education Software & IT

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By: Stuart O'Brien

5th February 2018

Education Briefing highlights some of the leading suppliers in this sector… Every Whether it’s keeping track of furniture, IT equipment or gym equipment, schools asset management can be a bit…