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New data reveals 85% of UK students experience exam anxiety

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As part of Children’s Mental Health Week taking place 3-9 February, leading online education platform, SaveMyExams, has released new data showing that an alarming 85% of UK students are experiencing exam anxiety. Shockingly, 71% of these students are suffering in silence, with little to no support. SaveMyExams surveyed 1,000 UK …

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SMART Technologies partners with University of Melbourne on research initiative

SMART Technologies, a global leader in interactive education technology, has partnered with the University of Melbourne to launch the first-of-its-kind research initiative exploring how classroom environments can better support neurodivergent learners. The study identified key strategies and tools that promote engagement, reduce barriers, and empower these students to succeed. By …

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Net zero pioneers empower schools to reach climate action goals

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Net Zero Buildings (NZB), an offsite manufacturing company pioneering for a net zero education estate, has partnered with Points4Planet. The innovative app-based platform empowers and supports schools’ sustainability efforts as they put into action their 2025 Climate Action Plan. However, having reached the 2025 deadline many schools are still finalising …

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Strategic meal timing could boost classroom concentration

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With winter illnesses threatening to disrupt the school term and flu cases among school children currently twice the national average, parents are seeking ways to keep children healthy and focused. Now, a dietitian reveals that specific food choices – and how they’re introduced – can transform both eating habits and learning potential. …

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UK faces skills divide due to regional education gaps

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People in London (66 per cent) are twice as likely to hold a degree than rural regions such as Greater Lincolnshire (33 per cent), fuelling a growing skills divide across the UK, warns the Learning and Work Institute. The Institute’s latest report highlights that economic growth in the UK is …

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