ICT Matters
Getting a grip on configuration management
Neil Limbrick, partner and IT consultant, at Limbrick Consultancy LLP, discusses how to get a handle on configuration management Find keep reading
Month: August 2023
News
Isle of Man teachers to get specialist sex education training
Specialist training will be given to teachers delivering relationships and sex education lessons, the education minister has said. The move keep reading
Progression
Promoting diversity and inclusion through edtech
Edtech has the unique ability to allow us to become even more interconnected and socially aware – here’s how you keep reading
News
New teachers are quitting the profession over fears of no work – union
As reported by the BBC, new teachers are abandoning the profession because they are not being offered secure jobs, Scotland’s keep reading
Money Talks
How to successfully fundraise in a cost-of-living crisis
What are the secrets of successful fundraising in a cost of living crisis? School income-generation consultant Justin Smith has some answers CREDIT: keep reading
Procurement
Frameworks: What are they and how can they save your school money?
What is a framework? And what are the benefits of using one? Find out how your school can navigate this keep reading
Management & HR
Phil Burton discusses dealing with the elephant in the room
Why don’t we actually say what we mean? Phil Burton, business leader at Success Academy Trust, explains why we should keep reading
News
ASCL comment on Sutton Trust report on stay-at-home students
As reported by ASCL, Geoff Barton, General Secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, responds to research from the Sutton keep reading
Management & HR
Boosting teacher recruitment and retention in challenging schools
Higher salaries and financial rewards given directly to teachers could boost recruitment in challenging schools, while workload reduction strategies are keep reading
News
Top A-levels fall, with steepest drop in England
As reported by the BBC, Top A-level results in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have fallen for a second year keep reading
