Leadership
Ethics in leadership
Hilary Goldsmith, an experienced SBM now working as a consultant, talks to Nell Walker about her particular brand of leadership keep reading
Year: 2019
News
NEU research reveals “staggering cost and failure rate” of the free schools policy
NEU analysis of government data shows that more than £300m in one-off capital and revenue grants has been spent on keep reading
Management & HR
Three signs your employee may be about to jump ship
Time after time, vital and well-performing staff are lost in the ‘battlefields’ of the working world meaning that you, as keep reading
News
Unions comment on Sutton Trust report
The new GCSE system is widening the gap between rich and poor students, says report The new GCSE system in keep reading
Academies & MATs
The benefits of MAT membership
MAT membership isn’t right for every school – but what are the benefits? New research analysing the Ofsted-rated performance of keep reading
News
Unions comment on Labour’s education plans
Labour have announced their plans for education which includes capping class sizes, increasing funding for schools and recruiting nearly 20,000 keep reading
Live it
Four ways to combat SAD in the workplace
Seasonal affective disorder, is more than just the ‘winter blues’ or, ironically, a feeling of sadness; it is a major keep reading
News
Do the party pledges cut it? School Cuts website updated to reflect what manifestos mean for every school in England
The School Cuts website at www.schoolcuts.org.uk has been relaunched to show exactly what the manifestos of the Conservatives, Labour and keep reading
Management & HR
Why presenteeism can be just as damaging as absenteeism
Employees are an important part of any business – but a smaller team means that your people are even more keep reading
News
Schools across the UK awarded primary science quality mark
Over 530 primary schools from across the UK have been awarded the primary science quality mark (PSQM) at ceremonies that keep reading
