News
Cambourne: plans to extend school and build college approved
As reported by BBC News, plans to extend a secondary school and create a new sixth form college have been keep reading
Month: December 2021
News
Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
On behalf of all of the Education Executive team, we’d like to wish you a very merry Christmas and the happiest of keep reading
News
Scottish teaching union calls for delay in schools reopening after Christmas
As reported by BBC News, teachers’ union is calling for a delay in reopening schools after the Christmas holiday because keep reading
Management & HR
How to tackle toxic masculinity at work
They say treat others as you’d like to be treated. Ray Arata, CEO of the Better Man Movement, believes this is the keep reading
News
Essex schools prepared to move to online learning
As reported by BBC News, teachers were “well-prepared” to move to online learning if schools were forced to close due keep reading
Live it
How to stay resilient despite feeling exhausted
Do things feel as though they’re piling up, and you’re struggling to cope? Michelle Seabrook offers some self-compassion tips to keep reading
Finance
Guidance on school capital funding
An overview of the Department for Education updated guidance on school capital funding, including who it’s for, current and past keep reading
News
Distribution and shortfall in school funding will entrench social division, finds new NEU analysis
The National Education Union has released an analysis of school income and expenditure drawn from the Consistent Financial Reporting (CFR) keep reading
Blog
Dear Nadhim Zahawi, children need to express their grief about COVID as well as to ‘catch up’
Michael Rosen gives his thoughts on how the arts could offer a chance for pupils to express their feelings, post-pandemic keep reading
Progression
You’re not invisible and your voice matters
Laura Williams, SBL coach and trainer, L J Business Consultancy, uses her experience at a fast-food restaurant to reflect on SBLs keep reading
