Parents of young children connect strongly with their kids’ schooling. You’ve probably noticed this. They’re wide-eyed about plays, excited at sporting events and festivals, and attend parent-teacher sessions religiously. Maybe…

New scientific technology designed to fit within standard school trays will offer reduced cost and improved convenience. Developed by Irwin Science Education (ISE), one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of…

Over a quarter of British children between the ages of six and 11 have sent explicit pictures online, according to new research. The study by mobile phone insurance firm Row.co.uk…

Literacy project Curious Learning plans to teach 100 million children to read fluently by 2025 with the use of mobile technology. Developed by leading researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of…

School support staff are having to stand in for more and more qualified teachers each year, according to a new survey. The study found 78 per cent of school staff…

Over the past few weeks, Nicky Collins, Partner at Slater Heelis LLP has been guiding us through the process of converting to an Academy. In this final post, we look…

Starting off 2017 as we mean to go on, this year’s first forum ended last week, with people from across the globe booking in to the Radisson Blu Hotel for…

‘Digital trailblazers’ were assembled to discuss the future of EdTech, leading to the topic of what tasks could be replaced by robots. Hosted by Canvas during BETT, the roundtable event…

Being literate nowadays isn’t just about being able to write a story, poem, letter or even email. It is about much more than that. Young people will be leaving education…