ICT Matters
How can you manage concerns about AI within your team?
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) can be hugely beneficial to the education sector, with teachers now able to streamline keep reading
Month: March 2024
Live it
Channel ancient wisdom: Elevate your professional development with ChatGPT prompts
Stoicism, an ancient Greek philosophy, is making a comeback. Discover how adopting stoic principles, with the assistance of ChatGPT, can keep reading
Management & HR
Read again: Lights, camera, action! Embracing video marketing
Is your school ready for a close-up? Because it may be time to dust off the camera and prepare to keep reading
News
NEWS: Government under fire for axing governor support
As reported by The Independent, school governors slam decision to cut funding for Inspiring Governance program, accusing the government of neglecting keep reading
News
NEWS: Teacher unions unite for fair pay
As reported by NEU, teacher unions demand fully funded, inflation-plus pay rise and reduced workload to combat recruitment and retention crisis keep reading
Green and Eco
Getting the most out of your energy audit
Performing an energy audit offers an excellent opportunity to assess energy usage in your school building and explore strategies for keep reading
Leadership
Enhance student wellbeing with sensory spaces
School leader’s play a pivotal role in fostering a school environment that prioritises health and wellbeing. Adopting a strengths-based, student-centred keep reading
Management & HR
The power of setting SMART goals
Back in 1981, George Doran gave us the SMART acronym, representing Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound goals. Crafted thoughtfully, keep reading
News
NEWS: Teacher fired over pronoun refusal
As reported by BBC News, a teacher’s dismissal sparks controversy as he challenges college policies on preferred pronouns, citing concerns over compelled keep reading
News
NEWS: Study finds poor air quality near new schools
As reported by The Independent, a concerning study reveals that the majority of planned new school sites in England exceed World Health keep reading