News
EdExec is winding down for summer – but we're still here!
The summer holidays are finally upon us; we hope you’ve all had a great school year! As the summer break keep reading
Month: July 2019
Operations
From the magazine: A framework for effective procurement
‘Effective procurement’ is the ability to obtain goods and services of the right quality, in the right quantity, delivered to keep reading
ICT Matters
How can schools be sure they're equipping children with the skills they will need to succeed?
It is difficult to predict what the job market will look like in five, 10 or 20 years’ time, but keep reading
Live it
The psychology of summer holidays
Why do holidays pass so quickly – and how can we make them a better experience? CREDIT: This is an keep reading
Leadership
Education unions respond to new prime minister
Education unions have responded to the news that Boris Johnson will be the UK’s next prime minister It has been keep reading
News
Parents kept in the dark about new tests for reception pupils
As reported by The Guardian, a new type of test will begin in September – but parents aren’t being told keep reading
Finance
Schools must fund majority of 'inadequate' teacher pay rise
The NEU and ASCL have responded to the news that teachers will receive a 2.75% pay rise The new STRB keep reading
News
Committee calls for help to combat NI's 'crisis-hit' education budget
A committee is calling on the secretary of state for Northern Ireland to review the country’s education budget As reported keep reading
Finance
SEN support causing council costs to spiral
The rising need for SEN support is causing county council costs to get out of hand As reported by the keep reading
Management & HR
Improving behaviour in schools
New guidance from the Education Endowment Foundation finds good evidence that personalised approaches, like daily report cards, can improve disruptive pupils’ behaviour. keep reading