Leadership
Should mobile phones be banned in schools?
A BBC report asked various schools, parents and medical professionals whether schools should be banned in schools Do smartphones have keep reading
technology
ICT Matters
New scheme to maximise educational technology
With technology an ever-growing part of education, there’s no doubt that understanding – and maximising – its potential can help keep reading
ICT Matters
From the magazine: Focus on the future
Seaview Primary in north Belfast was named the UK school with the most ‘innovative use of technology in learning’ at keep reading
Leadership
Education secretary calls for an end to 'e-mail culture' for teachers
In a speech at Bett on Wednesday, the education secretary, Damian Hinds, called for an end to e-mail culture for keep reading
ICT Matters
Exploring the future of AI in the education sector
Artificial intelligence is no longer science fiction – it is a part of our everyday lives. As we use tools keep reading
News
Education workers outline what they want from technology
New research by Aruba highlights what those working in the education sector want and expect from technology in schools Education keep reading
ICT Matters
The rising rate of school data security incidents post-GDPR
The number of data breaches and security incidents reported by schools has risen dramatically since the introduction of GDPR. Are keep reading
Compliance & Resources
GDPR compliance is a journey not a destination
The GDPR compliance deadline may have passed – but this doesn’t mean the job is done. With the number of keep reading
ICT Matters
Information overload: five ways to better communicate with parents
Setting the right tone when it comes to keeping in touch with parents can be a tricky issue for schools. keep reading
ICT Matters
From the magazine; OK computer!
School’s manage an abundance of data; it’s used to teach, capture progress, provide a financial overview, improve efficiencies…the list goes keep reading