News
SAT results show a rise in pupils achieving expected standards
The new SAT results show that the number of pupils achieving the expected standards in literacy and maths has risen keep reading
Month: July 2019
Operations
Try before you buy
A trial is a great way to test out products and systems before committing to a purchase. We explore the benefits keep reading
News
DfE to reveal new advanced technical qualifications
As reported by The Guardian, the DfE is set to make available a new category of advanced technical qualifications The keep reading
Management & HR
Autistic children in Northern Ireland need better support, parents say
As reported by the BBC, a group of parents of autistic children have come together to speak with the DE keep reading
News
Primary teachers support NEU campaign for SAT alternative
According to a new survey, primary school teachers support the NEU’s ongoing campaign for a viable alternative to SATs With keep reading
Live it
Top tips for managing stress and striking the work-life balance
With continued funding cuts stretching workloads ever further, AXA PPP healthcare’s director of psychological services, Dr Mark Winwood, shares 10 top tips keep reading
News
Last chance to take our smarter procurement survey
What does a streamlined procurement process that can save you time and money look like? Would improved CPD help you keep reading
Leadership
Sunderland school ditches plastic in a big way
A Sunderland school has decided to do everything it can to go greener, reducing its footprint and instilling positive habits keep reading
Management & HR
Nearly 700 schools reported to HSE over asbestos concerns
As reported by The Guardian, nearly 700 schools have been referred by the DfE to the HSE due to concerns keep reading
Leadership
‘Education must maintain internationalist approach’, says school standards minister
Nick Gibb met G7 education ministers last week to discuss the future of education in England The school standards minister, keep reading