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Doodle Learning Launches ‘Winter Calendar’ Festive Countdown
Discovery Education’s Doodle Learning is excited to announce the return of The Winter Calendar – a popular challenge which encourages children to practise maths and English as they countdown to Christmas. Using the...
Additional support materials for GCSE exams in 2024
Students across the country will not have to memorise formulae for GCSE mathematics and equations for GCSE physics and combined science in 2024 The Department for Education has asked Ofqual to make arrangements to extend formulae and equation...
Double economic development award delight for education and business leader
Julie Kapsalis, Principal and CEO of the North East Surrey College of Technology (Nescot) and Chair of the Coast to Capital LEP and Catalyst South, has been named Leader of the Year at the Institute of Economic Development (IED) Annual Awards...
JCG’s Digital Learning project yields educational and environmental benefits
A Digital Learning project launched in September 2021 at Jersey College for Girls has improved learning for all students involved as well as reducing paper consumption by 40%. The project was inspired by how the College turned to technology during...
OVER HALF OF THE UK PUBLIC ARE CONCERNED ABOUT POOR AIR QUALITY IMPACTING THEIR HEALTH
New Air Purity Pulse Check report surveys UK business owners and consumers on indoor air quality attitudes Dyson is launching the ‘Air Purity Pulse Check’ report – a detailed dive into UK attitudes towards the importance of indoor...
New Ofsted data shows 89% of schools are Good or Outstanding
The latest figures show the number of schools rated as Good or Outstanding has risen to 19,380 last year. Last year Ofsted carried out 7,239 inspections, a substantial increase from 4,669 in 2021/22. Ofsted’s latest statistics reveal the success of...
COP28: As We Hit A Critical Crossroads In Climate Change, Joanna Lumley, Peter Egan, and Jo Brand join forces with International Animal Rescue and call for COP28 to Give Wildlife A Seat At The Table
For too long, the inextricable link between nature and climate has been missed, underutilised and neglected. This needs to change. International Animal Rescue’s (IAR’s) COP28 campaign, ‘Give Wildlife A Seat At The...
‘Maths anxiety’ causes students to disengage
‘Maths anxiety’ and fear of failure causes disengagement and creates learning barriers. Elements of video game design techniques could help offer solutions for classrooms. Study comes as Government calls for a universal maths education for...
“WE’RE GOING TO CHANGE THE WHOLE INDUSTRY.”
RECRUITMENT FIRM LAUNCHES GROUNDBREAKING NEW GROUP AS IT SETS OUT AIM TO BECOME BEST IN CLASS & DOMINATE EDUCATION SECTOR A new business group has launched that will transform recruitment services within the education sector...
Hub International, Delighted to Support The Scottish School Food Awards 2023
Hub International is delighted to be sponsoring this year’s Scottish School Food Awards, along with their partner Independents by Sodexo, highlighting a further commitment to young people by promoting the importance of healthy eating and use of...
Eco-friendly pupils on IFtL Youth Parliament vote to change the way schools recycle, and seek council support
A cross-trust pupil forum at Inspiring Futures through Learning (IFtL) is tackling sustainability head on as UK Parliament Week, a national programme of events and activities that connects young people with democracy, reaches its...
Life Science Centre rated “best visitor experience in England”
Life Science Centre (Life) in Newcastle upon Tyne, has been independently rated best in England for visitor experience. Life, which has been offering hands-on science inspired experiences for families since 2000, has been named top in the league of...