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One-off interventions and token gestures are not having a significant enough impact on wellbeing in education, says the most recent report on wellbeing in schools shared by Charlie Burley, also known as The Teachers’ Health Coach, in conjunction with education specialist Learning by Questions (LbQ). The whitepaper highlights that whilst …

Bath College T Level Digital learners attended an online security workshop on 17th June, delivered by Katie Thomas, a Postgraduate Research Student and member of the Institute for Digital Security and Behaviour – a multi-disciplinary team leading research to respond to evolving digital security risks – at the University of …

Airbus is helping to spark interest in engineering among young people in the South West of England, as students from the local community flew drones they had designed themselves for the first time at its Filton site this week. The Airbus Future Engineers Programme, which was launched in 2016, is …

Schools across the UK face a persistent challenge when IT problems arise and technical staff are already stretched thin. Remote support tools allow IT teams to diagnose and resolve issues on classroom devices, staff laptops, and administrative systems without being physically present. This approach can help reduce downtime, keep lessons …

As the number of workers in payrolled employment continues to drop, one of the UK’s leading HR and recruitment specialists, Gi Group, is partnering with an East Midlands multi-academy trust to deliver careers advice and training created expressly for the working world of the future, where AI and tech are …

Education caterer Olive Dining has been named as a finalist at both The School Food People Awards for Excellence and The Cateys 2026 – across a total of six categories. Having been shortlisted for the Public Sector Caterer Award at The Cateys and Catering Business of the Year, Primary School …

The Government has launched the Early Careers Jobs Alliance and a series of AI bootcamps to help young people, with a focus on disadvantaged schools, get into further education and the job market. With £20 million in funding, the new initiatives will map out how entry-level work is changing and …

New research by Save My Exams has uncovered concerns of an emerging revision inequality gap amongst teenagers in the UK, as thousands currently undertake exams, including GCSEs and A Levels. Over half of students (53%) report feeling at a disadvantage compared to their peers because of their revision environment at …

 A major national scholarship designed to equip young people with real–world environmental skills and open the door to future careers in the natural world is now open for applications. The Field Studies Council is inviting young people aged 16–25 to apply for its prestigious 2026 Young Darwin Scholarship, a programme …

Education catering specialist, Olive Dining, is urging the government to take immediate action to increase the Free School Meals (FSM) allowance by 89p per child in a letter to 10 Downing Street. Highlighting the essential role the FSM programme plays in safeguarding children’s health, educational attainment, and long-term outcomes, the …