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Government provides schools with cost-savings ‘toolkit’

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By: Stuart O'Brien

3rd September 2018

A new toolkit to help schools save money to ensure every pound possible is being spent in the classroom has been published by the Government. The School Resource Management Strategy…

GUEST BLOG: Gambling in schools – What are the odds?

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By: Stuart O'Brien

21st June 2018

By Mark Bentley, Online Safety and Safeguarding Manager, London Grid for Learning Have you heard of loot boxes or skins trading? If not, and you are thinking an article about…

Fire chiefs: All UK schools should be fitted with sprinklers

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By: Stuart O'Brien

26th October 2017

Fire chiefs have agreed that schools throughout the UK should be fitted with fire sprinklers as mandatory. Scotland and wales currently fit sprinkler systems in schools. However England and Northern…

Two thirds of UK schools missing out on educational workshops

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By: Stuart O'Brien

25th October 2017

Two thirds of UK schools are missing out on educational workshops, designed to provide pupils of all abilities with the skills they need to adopt a growth mindset. That’s according…

GUEST BLOG: Keeping educational establishments protected during holiday periods

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By: Stuart O'Brien

18th August 2017

By 2020 Vision Students and teachers are currently enjoying some much-needed time off, following a year of studying and preparing for numerous exams. While there are many reasons for those in the educational…

Labour and Lib Dems go head-to-head on education

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By: Stuart O'Brien

15th May 2017

Both Labour and the Liberal Democrats have pledged a multi-billion pound cash injection into the education system to boost schools in England. Jeremy Corbyn told reporters recently that the Conservatives…

LEGO uses free content to get teachers embracing computers

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By: Stuart O'Brien

19th January 2017

LEGO Education is encouraging teachers to get hands-on with technology in the hope that it will revolutionise science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) lessons. Using WeDo 2.0, their latest resource…

Half of students think tracking habits would improve grades

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By: Stuart O'Brien

19th January 2017

Most students believe they would achieve better grades if their lecturers could track their study habits online, new research shows. The University of the Future report by digital learning platform,…

Employers urged to check applicants’ school backgrounds

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By: Jack Wynn

19th January 2017

A report by MPs claims thousands of young people face a “lost opportunity” because they can’t access top jobs unless their social backgrounds are taken into account. The All-Party Parliamentary…

Industry Spotlight: Every Software For Every School

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By: Jack Wynn

10th January 2017

Whether you are a small special school or a large secondary with over 1500 students, Every’s software plans to make a difference. With modules that manage all the key areas…