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Gut Feeling: Why your digestive system is the key to your health
Have you ever stopped to think about the bustling metropolis that is your digestive system? It’s like a mini-universe, teeming keep reading
Month: June 2024
Operations
Ofsted revamps complaints and inspection pause policies
Ofsted recently launched updated guidelines designed to simplify the process of making complaints about inspections and pausing inspections under exceptional keep reading
News
Get your teacher cover covered with IRIS Education’s latest webinar
For schools and trusts looking to streamline their staff management and find quality staff cover, IRIS Education is excited to keep reading
ICT Matters
Democratising learning through technology
Accessibility in education is not just a goal but a necessity, ensuring that every learner, regardless of their personal hurdles, keep reading
News
NEWS: Study links absenteeism to school readiness
As reported by CYP Now, researchers find that early assessments of school readiness can help predict and prevent persistent absenteeism among young keep reading
News
NEWS: Centre for Young Lives proposes big changes
As reported by Centre for Young Lives, a ten-point plan aims to tackle major challenges for children in the UK, with initiatives keep reading
Progression
The Evolution of CPD for school business professionals
In her latest piece, Val Andrews reflects on the current SBL CPD landscape in 2024, its relevance, and speculates on keep reading
Operations
Read again: Catering contractors versus in-house: Which is right for you?
Rebecca Cunliffe has experience reviewing catering options for several settings: from external providers to bringing services in house. In this keep reading
Management & HR
Breaking barriers: Empowering women in leadership
To fully leverage the benefits of a diverse leadership team, it’s crucial for organisations to effectively address unconscious biases and keep reading
News
NEWS: Low-income kids fall behind early teens
As reported by The Guardian. new research shows talented children from low-income backgrounds fall behind wealthier peers between ages 11 and keep reading
