Procurement
How choosing effective evaluation criteria leads to tender success
How do evaluation criteria impact on the success or failure of a tender process? Independent procurement consultant Naomi Clews, of Naomi keep reading
Month: May 2019
News
Lord Agnew criticises expanded access to higher education
Theodore Agnew has caused controversy by lashing out over the expansion of access to higher education As reported by The keep reading
News
MSPs call for action over shrinking school subject choices
As reported by the BBC, MPSs have responded to the subjects children in Scotland are allowed to take seemingly becoming keep reading
ICT Matters
Backups: do you test?
Backups, including redundant solutions, are increasingly important as we seek to keep our IT services up-and-running, explains Gary Henderson, ANME keep reading
Live it
The school catchment crisis
A look at how high Ofsted ratings are driving up house prices A recent study conducted by Confused.com, using Ofsted data, calculates keep reading
Academies & MATs
Academy chain will hold back pupils who misbehave
An academy chain has released its new behaviour policy which states that it will hold back pupils who misbehave As keep reading
Leadership
Damian Hinds sets out plans for international education
The education secretary, Damian Hinds, discussed his ambitious plans for international education this week Damian Hinds spoke to the higher keep reading
News
Tiny rural school is saved from closure
As reported by the BBC, a tiny 28-pupil school in Yorkshire has been saved from closure thanks to the support keep reading
News
Schools could take more active role in helping teens access sexual health information
Research suggests that teens struggle to access sexual health information due to a fear of ‘being seen’ – something schools keep reading
Leadership
The Future – Engage – Deliver framework
In an edited extract from his book, Leadership Plain and Simple, Steve Radcliffe explains why leadership needn’t be as complicated as it’s keep reading