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Why is ‘attitude’ so important?
Sarah Wilson, is Headmistress at Heathfield, a leading independent secondary boarding and day school in Ascot for girls aged 11-18. Here she discusses ‘attitude’ and its impact on achievement and life chances. Carl Gustav Jung, the Swiss...
Schools welcome new spending but universities are left with unanswered questions
Russell Tilsed – Senior Director of Public Services at 8×8, shares his thoughts on the 2021 Autumn budget, what it means for education, and how universities can stay top of the class. In his Autumn budget statement, Rishi Sunak declared...
The State of Education Technology…eighteen months on
National survey reveals schools’ top priorities as well as the current barriers to technology in education post-pandemic A new report, which provides guidance to educators and school leaders on the latest trends in EdTech, has revealed social...
Codelocks releases its third generation KitLock with NetCode
The new KL1000 G3 NetCode allows remote generation of temporary access codes Newbury, UK, 08 December 2021 – Codelocks announces availability of its new KitLock, the KL1000 G3 NetCode. The new locker lock combines the style and functionality...
HONEYWELL’S NEW AIR MONITOR ALERTS WHEN INDOOR CONDITIONS MAY PRESENT INCREASED RISK FACTORS FOR EXPOSURE TO AIRBORNE VIRUSES
Monitors carbon dioxide and features proprietary risk alert system for use in schools, restaurants and other indoor spaces Alerts users to take steps to proactively improve indoor air quality to help decrease the potential risk of transmitting...
“Strong start” for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Teaching School Hub, as 800 teachers and school leaders are supported in opening quarter
Nearly 800 Early Career Teachers (ECTs), mentors and school leaders have already been supported by Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Teaching School Hub, one of 87 Hubs designated by the Department for Education (DfE), in its first three months of...
Launched today: Schools STEM challenge to build accessible flight simulator
The Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) has today launched a new competition, Falcon2, aimed at young people aged 6-19 to design and build an accessible mobile flight simulator. The Falcon2 challenge builds on the success of the previous...
How EdTech can help facilitate better mental health support
Al Kingsley, CEO, NetSupport According to the Centre for Mental Health, the state of the nation’s mental health is at a “tipping point”. And, following a recent UK government report which found that one in six children in England suffer...
National recruitment and training provider Qube Learning partners with The Prince’s Trust to help thousands of young people into employment
Qube Learning: Get Started with Healthcare, in partnership with The Prince’s Trust Leading national recruitment and training provider Qube Learning has partnered with youth charity The Prince’s Trust to recruit and place young people into care...
Aurora Immersive and Igloo Vision partner to provide immersive classrooms in the UK
Igloo Vision, the shared immersive workspace company, and Aurora Immersive, a division of Osborne Technologies, have partnered to bring immersive classroom technology within the reach of primary schools, secondary schools and colleges across the UK...
Taking the world by storm.
Sensory and Active Floor Graphics are taking the world by storm, as a way of providing Physical Literacy to schools. With a fun spin on education, there’s no wonder why! This is where ActivPath™ comes in; asking children to follow a path, balance...
How one primary school is building a more inclusive environment for its pupils
‘The number one thing is the inclusivity benefits of the resources. Not having pupils question who is playing football and building a much deeper level of respect for each other.’ Creating an inclusive environment for pupils is a top priority for...