Management & HR
Has the pandemic changed the education sector for the better?
Throughout history the education sector has been notoriously resistant to change – but nothing forces change and progress like a keep reading
Year: 2021
Leadership
Frustration, frustration, frustration
Laura Williams, of L J Business Consultancy Ltd, on why, sometimes, getting mad is okay Recently, I watched an old keep reading
News
MPs challenge value for money of meal vouchers
As reported by BBC news, the Department for Education should have sought better value for money from a private contract keep reading
News
New report reveals growth of MATs frustrated by pandemic
The ninth annual Kreston Academies Benchmark Report has revealed that the significant growth multi-academy trusts (MATs) have achieved in recent keep reading
Leadership
Leadership lessons 2020 taught us
Seven leaders discuss the important lessons 2020 taught them CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally keep reading
Blog
Is the education system discriminating against black pupils?
A thinktank has claimed that a two-tier education system unfairly discriminates against black, working-class children A report by the Institute of Race keep reading
News
Over a million pupils in England’s schools as demand rises
As reported by BBC news, around 1.2m children attended school in England last week, Department for Education (DfE) figures show keep reading
Live it
Getting the right money mindset
Happiful speak to quantum transformation and embodiment coach Suzy Ashworth about money mindset during a pandemic CREDIT: This is an keep reading
Management & HR
The science behind school closures
Dr Heather Payne, consultant paediatrician and member of the Welsh Government’s technical advisory cell – known as TAC – describes keep reading
Live it
Tips to tighten your purse strings
Use these simple money-saving tips to put away some funds for a rainy day CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading