Management & HR
Master the art of leadership with three pillars
Gain a fresh perspective of leadership through a neuroscientific lens, uncovering the key to effective leadership and personal growth with keep reading
Month: October 2023
Management & HR
Break free from routine and embrace innovation
In the dynamic world of education, the allure of routine can sometimes hinder progress. This article delves into six powerful keep reading
News
Young gardeners shine at Chelsea show
As reported by The Guardian, a playful garden designed by primary school pupils takes center stage at the Chelsea Flower keep reading
News
Church of England launches net zero school initiative
As reported by The Church of England, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and save costs, the Church’s National Framework supports its network keep reading
News
Fantastic friday news: Domino’s launches ’emergency pizza’ program
As reported by Good News Network, Domino’s introduces a unique concept, offering free pizza to soothe your pizza cravings during any personal keep reading
Management & HR
The power of authentic connections in business management
In the dynamic world of business management, discover innovative ways to connect, grow, and foster a sense of community through keep reading
Leadership
From the mag: It’s time to talk positively about pupil behaviour
Issues such as bullying, conflicts between pupils and low-level disruption in the classroom can have a negative impact on a keep reading
News
£40 million allocated to support schools
As reported by The Department for Education (DfE), it has allocated up to £40 million of additional funding for the 2023 to 2024 keep reading
Money Talks
Apprenticeship funding unravelled: A brief overview
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, apprenticeships stand as beacons of promise, offering a unique blend of hands-on learning and keep reading
News
Parents’ right to access RSHE curriculum materials
As a follow-up to our news story about a push for transparency in sex education materials, DfE reports that new guidance states that schools must keep reading