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GUEST BLOG: How will GDPR impact the education industry?

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By: Stuart O'Brien

13th March 2018

For industries across Europe, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) can be a worrying factor regarding the impact on data protection. However, although it’s one of the most dominant sectors…

GUEST BLOG: Planning the perfect school trip

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By: Stuart O'Brien

31st August 2017

By the Blue Planet Aquarium School outings give students the opportunity to learn new things in stimulating and innovative settings, but it takes a lot to bring a day trip…

GUEST BLOG: Hitting the digitised textbooks for the 21st century

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By: Stuart O'Brien

26th June 2017

Gary Bryant from ITSI discusses the traditional textbook, the challenges of 21st Century teaching and how technology can be used to enhance the learning experience… The textbook has always been…

GUEST BLOG: Creating connections between schools and supply teachers

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By: Stuart O'Brien

12th June 2017

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…

GUEST BLOG: 1 in 3 governing bodies need volunteers with solid legal skills to support school improvement

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By: Stuart O'Brien

15th May 2017

By Ian Armitage, Chair, SGOSS Governors for Schools Legal knowledge is the main area of expertise missing from school governing bodies with one in three searching for more skills in this…

Guest Blog, Claire Barker: What does the future hold for FE recruitment?

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By: Jack Wynn

5th December 2016

Further Education (FE) is in the midst of arguably the toughest climate yet; caught between a national recruitment shortage, rising student expectations and increasing costs – exacerbated by self-regulation, funding…

Guest Blog, Damien Roberts: Performance appraisals – prepping for success…

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By: Jack Wynn

28th November 2016

Over the last few years, an increased emphasis on performance-related pay (PRP) and performance management has meant the focus on appraisal meetings for staff has become a significant part of…

Guest Blog, John Aguilar: Celebrating diversity, language and culture…

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By: Jack Wynn

14th November 2016

Here in the UK, languages have always been ‘in shortage’. Reports repeatedly highlight (and often note as ‘alarming’) the deficit of language learners and teachers. Unfortunately it seems that the…

Guest Blog, Dennis Hayes: The current state of bullying policies in schools…

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By: Jack Wynn

31st October 2016

It is no exaggeration to say that an ‘anti-bullying’ industry exists and its negative consequences are rarely discussed. Who would dare? You would be pilloried as someone who was indifferent…

Guest Blog, Robert Dragan: A return to personalised learning – the disruption learners and lecturers have been waiting for…

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By: Jack Wynn

17th October 2016

Education began thousands of years ago with the private tutor and the rich. All the way back to the time of the Greeks and the Ancient Egyptians, if your family…