ICT Matters
Does framework pricing offer the best value to schools?
They say laughter is the best medicine. In his new series of articles, Nigel Milligan shares some funny but poignant keep reading
Month: February 2024
Management & HR
Understanding the importance of annual leave
From difficulties in finding cover, to staff who squirrel their leave away until the end of the year, annual leave keep reading
Management & HR
From the mag: Leading with alignment
The Cambridge Dictionary defines alignment as an arrangement in which two or more things are positioned in a straight line keep reading
News
NEWS: Sharp rise in home education sparks concern
As reported by The Independent, more children in England are being removed from schools for home education, prompting calls for action from keep reading
News
NEWS: Calls for more guidance on children’s AI use
As reported by The Standard, a new study reveals that 25% of children are using AI tools for their studies, prompting keep reading
Leadership
Bold is best: Time to be brave!
They say confidence comes from within! Education Executive’s Laura Williams shares the tale of a vivacious supermarket karaoke enthusiast – keep reading
Progression
Read again: Banishing networking nerves
Networking nerves got you dreading your next work gathering? You’re not alone. In this article, Laura Williams, school business leadership keep reading
News
NEWS: Lords debate: Schools’ mental health role
As reported by UK Parliament, members of the House of Lords discuss schools’ responsibility in nurturing students’ well-being and development, proposing keep reading
News
NEWS: School projects funding pulled, minister laments
As reported by BBC News, Northern Ireland’s Education Minister criticises UK government for withdrawing £150m allocated to school building projects, urging keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Navigating gender support in schools: New guidance
The Department for Education (DfE) has recently released extensive guidance for teachers, focusing on supporting pupils in navigating questions about keep reading