Progression
Don’t get stuck in the cycle of stress
It’s all too easy to become stuck in the circle of stress, problems spinning around and around in your head. keep reading
Month: May 2024
News
NEWS: Teacher training: Challenges ahead for framework
New NASBTT study underscores doubts about ITTECF and undergraduate teaching apprenticeship, despite some optimism Three-quarters of ITT providers are supportive keep reading
Management & HR
From the mag: Click it: Best of Education Executive online
To support our audience effectively in this digital age, we understand readers expect more of the right content more frequently keep reading
Management & HR
School estates – where are we now and where can we go?
Kevin Parker, senior finance business partner at Greenshaw Learning Trust, delves into the RAAC crisis, offering insights into its origins, keep reading
News
NEWS: £12 million boost for London music education
As reported by Wimbledon Guardian, London’s new Music Hubs, funded with over £12 million, promise enhanced music education opportunities for children and keep reading
News
NEWS: Girlguiding demands free period products
As reported by The Independent, girlguiding urges the next government to ensure free period products in all schools and bolster women’s representation keep reading
Management & HR
Families turn to home education: A growing trend
In recent years, an increasing number of parents across the UK have made the difficult decision to withdraw their children keep reading
Progression
Read again: How to embrace networking
Russell Dalton explains why networking is a powerful tool that can significantly impact your self-confidence, knowledge and aid you in keep reading
Live it
Mastering Worry: Finding Balance in Health Concerns
Don’t fret—it’s easier said than done, especially when it comes to health worries. While it’s unrealistic and unwise to avoid keep reading
News
Looking ahead to Ed Exec Live’s highly anticipated West Midlands event
With EdExec Live’s London event less than two weeks away, anticipation is growing for the next stop on the EEL keep reading