ICT Matters
From the mag: Levelling the digital playing field
Digital learning, a fundamental aspect of modern education, faces persistent challenges According to a study by Ofcom, a significant number keep reading
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EdExec strengthens its editorial team with a familiar face!
As part of a planned re-organisation, we are excited to announce a long-time friend of Education Executive, and of the keep reading
Leadership
Discover the highlights from our EdExec LIVE events in the latest Education Executive magazine!
Our events in May and June brought together passionate and motivated school business leaders for a day of networking and keep reading
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Education Mutual launches annual survey to support well-being of school business leaders in England and Wales
Education Mutual, the UK’s largest member-owned provider of staff absence protection for Schools and Trusts, is thrilled to announce the keep reading
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Unions consider re-running industrial action
School leaders’ union to consider re-running industrial action ballot due to postal disruption, as leaders in England and Wales vote keep reading
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Our summer magazine has landed!
The summer edition of Education Executive’s magazine is now live and ready to read! Summer’s here! Finally…and, of course, that means a bit of time keep reading
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Schools must be held accountable for tackling abuse of LGBTI teachers
NASUWT- The Teachers’ Union has reported on the shocking levels of discrimination of teachers based on their sexual orientation or keep reading
Management & HR
Why primary-aged children may be less at risk from COVID
Primary-aged children produce about four times fewer particles than adults – which may help explain their lower transmission risk CREDIT: keep reading
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ASCL comment on new research into the pandemic’s effect on child development
The Association of School and College Leaders has responded to research on the impact of the COVID pandemic on four keep reading
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ASCL comment on Schools Bill in Queen’s Speech
Commenting on the Schools Bill announced in the Queen’s Speech, Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College keep reading