Game-changing recruitment and training supplies a solution to England’s teacher shortage crisis
James Lowe, MD of Moxi Education Recruitment Schools up and down the country are still dealing with the fallout of pandemic-prompted-disruption, with many children lagging behind due to months of missed education. Throw into the mix austerity, ever ...
Celebrate Remembrance Day 2022 with diverse voices from the British Army
London, 25 October 2022: Ahead of this year’s Remembrance Day celebrations on 11 November, the British Army has developed new, free resources that introduce students to the ways different groups commemorate Remembrance, highlighting diverse voices ...
New Adobe Express Innovations Make Content Creation Easy, Fun and More Productive
Decades of Adobe’s creative technology, AI innovations and unparalleled assets power Adobe Express to let anyone create, edit, customise, schedule and share standout content Workflows across Adobe Express and Creative Cloud apps deliver ...
Kooth partners with GLUU to help support the mental health of whole school communities
Kooth has partnered with GLUU to provide schools with askOLA, the online tutoring and support platform, with invaluable digital mental health support. Kooth will ensure students aged 10+, all teachers, teaching support staff and ...
How technology is transforming teaching and learning
Lockdown accelerated the rollout of technology in the classroom as teachers had no choice but to embrace the use of online platforms in learning. But has that technology had a positive impact on education? The way in which schools have embraced ...
Benefact Group and Ecclesiastical Insurance invest more than £90,000 to support education and skills causes
As part of the Movement for Good Awards Benefact Group and Ecclesiastical Insurance have donated £90,000 to eight charities working in the education and skills sector. The eight charities which include Breaking Barriers, Read Easy UK, Black Swimming ...
Welsh GCSE reforms don’t go far enough – time to remove them
Words by Barry Mansfield – Director at Halcyon London International School in Marylebone In light of the Welsh government’s changes to GCSEs – which include a slightly lower emphasis on exams, and a nod to the importance of digital skills ...
EU Code Week: Hillingdon Pupils Crack The Code
Pupils from a Hillingdon primary school have been showcasing their coding skills during EU Code Week – a global event which celebrates computer programming. Launched in 2013, Code Week aims to shine a light on the importance ...
Parent Zone hosts sixth Digital Families conference
Parent Zone is pleased to announce that its annual Digital Families conference will return for 2022 at the Royal Society of Arts on Tuesday 18 October 9.00am to 4.00pm. The free conference is the only annual event to examine the challenges and ...
Only 1 in 10 teachers have a good understanding of Dyslexia, new report highlights how Dyslexia has been swept under the carpet for decades
New report launched today from Made By Dyslexia, ‘The School Report’ highlights that across the globe only 1 in 10 teachers has a good understanding of dyslexic strengths. despite them being the most sought-after skills by today’s ...
‘More data does not equal better data’ Arfan Ismail, PhD, Product Manager, Education Software Solutions July 2022
A recent report from Deloitte found that as of 2020, 97% of companies were either already using AI or had plans to use it in the short term. Importantly, the report bears out a key trend: the use of data and advanced machine learning has become ...
School support staff face violent attacks from pupils, with some receiving death threats, new research finds
Teaching assistants have reported being kicked, punched and spat at by pupils in mainstream primary and secondary schools, new research by the University of Roehampton released on Monday 17th October finds. The analysis is the first to ...
