ICT Matters
Nick Wilson on the innovations in MIS
What is the value of switching to a new MIS? We believe there are three key benefits to moving to keep reading
Month: January 2017
Management & HR
My little energy saver; a review of the UK energy market
Electricity and gas are two core energy resources for schools and a high priority for SBMs. We review the latest keep reading
Leadership
The desert island challenge; the traits of great leadership
Picture this…you’ve washed up on a desert island; the sun washes over you – warming you – sand engulfs your keep reading
ICT Matters
James Symons on bridging the gap between teachers’ time and teaching
It’s no surprise to anyone who has ever worked in a school environment that teachers are short of time. However, keep reading
Money Talks
Senior Tory MPs rebel over funding for rural schools
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Telegraph Senior Tories have gone public with their anger over the government’s keep reading
Leadership
West Sussex governors threaten 'strike' action over school funding
CREDIT: This story was first seen on BBC News School governors in West Sussex are writing to MPs to warn keep reading
Money Talks
Rachel Gordon on funding ambitious education projects
Funding specialist Rachel Gordon offers some expert advice on how you can fund your school’s latest project and the strategies keep reading
Management & HR
Research finds MATs spend less on expenses but more on teaching staff
The Economic Benefits of Joining or Establishing a Multi-Academy Trust, undertaken by Stone Group in conjunction with the Education Policy Institute keep reading
Money Talks
Kevin Cox takes a healthy approach to lighting school buildings
When it comes to healthier, happier children one thing’s paramount; they learn more and enjoy school better when lighting contributes, keep reading
Blog
Superhead Greg Wallace wins appeal over teaching ban for IT contracts
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES Superhead Greg Wallace has won a High Court appeal against his ban from keep reading