Let’s take a positive view (after all, it’s the beginning of a new year) and work on the assumption that most suppliers (not forgetting to include local authority traded services in the generic term ‘suppliers’) [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in the Construction Enquirer The Education Funding Agency (EFA) is inviting contractors to bid for a pilot framework to design and build primary schools using offsite building elements, the [read more]
Aberdare Community School has always driven its students to strive, believe and achieve more so when moving to new premises it seemed only natural that the school facilities needed to do the same. Powell, explained, [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen on Notts TV City schools will lose around £650 per pupil on average, with Huntingdon Academy, in St Ann’s, potentially losing as much as £798 per pupil, the National Union [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Express and Star The money will allow the council to build a new school and also extend existing ones – including St Matthew’s CE – The Express [read more]
There are clear issues around pupils bringing cash and cheques into school to pay for school meals, trips and clubs. A growing number of schools are opting to go cashless: by offering a mixed model [read more]
OJEU – everything you need to know Under public procurement rules in education anything over £172k must be tendered via an OJEU process. The two most common processes that schools use are as follows: Open [read more]
When I became the business manager at Longdendale High School three years ago it was very evident that Longdendale was a friendly, warm and welcoming school; however, due to changes in government funding, there were [read more]
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