Shea Karssing, writer for Smarter Business, shares some simple ways to keep your bills to a minimum and save on electricity – the key being, shop around! Looking for savings in energy costs is one [read more]
Even with ‘little extras’ school budgets remain stretched. For SBMs, who are often ‘time poor’, the need for greater efficiency – and to make savings and secure better value for money – has never been [read more]
CCS helps schools make great savings everyday – how much could you save? As the UK’s largest public procurement organisation, Crown Commercial Service (CCS) works closely with the Department for Education (DfE) to help schools [read more]
In today’s world of ever-increasing costs and shrinking budgets it’s increasingly important to get, not only best value for money, but – even better – free goods or services. Building strong business relationships can help [read more]
Whilst making the most of school budgets, it is essential that you scrutinise your expenditure. Small business expert and author of Simple Tips, Smart Ideas: Build a Bigger, Better Business, Erica Wolfe-Murray, provides some simple, [read more]
When it comes to educational content and learning, proponents of textbooks and advocates of technology probably agree on more than we might expect – everyone wants the best outcomes for students, after all. Gary Bryant, [read more]
When it comes to investing in solar for schools it’s important that you know the facts. There are four common misconceptions that we’d like to get off our chest, namely: Solar panels mean free electricity [read more]
What are the benefits of using the expertise of an asset management provider? We find out why the subject needs to be taken seriously by SBMs – and explore some of the dramatic cost and [read more]
‘Have you tried turning it off and on again?’ A tireless answer to all ‘technical’ difficulties. Alas, when it comes to the frustrating complexities of school printers – from no paper or toner to a full-blown printer-apocalypse – it’s not always [read more]
Following nearly two years of stable or even slightly falling electricity prices, the short term respite seems to be coming to an end, as most of the big six are announcing up to a 15% [read more]
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