Nordoff and Robbins, the UK’s largest music therapy charity, has today announced a new partnership with Co-op Foundation to deliver a music therapy programme supporting young people at risk of suspension or exclusion, to help them remain connected to their education and improve long‑term outcomes. The three-year partnership starts with …
Read More »Chorus Education Trust appoints new CEO
Sandy Paley has been announced as the new CEO of Derbyshire and South Yorkshire’s Chorus Education Trust. She will take up the role in September, succeeding Chris James, who is retiring after seven years as CEO of Chorus and a distinguished 35-year career, as a teacher and leader in education. …
Read More »Morgan Sindall celebrates topping out at The Kingsbrook School in Aylesbury
Morgan Sindall Construction’s Northern Home Counties business has marked the topping out stage of the £13 million extension at The Kingsbrook School in Aylesbury with a ceremony to celebrate the progress on site. Attendees at the event included representatives from the Morgan Sindall project team, Buckinghamshire Council, teaching staff from …
Read More »Insignis reaches milestone in helping schools manage cash reserves
Insignis, a leading UK cash savings platform for education, has passed a milestone of 500 schools using its service to manage their cash holdings. The schools, trusts and charities on the platform earned over £51 million in interest in 2025 alone. The growth follows the Department for Education’s encouragement earlier …
Read More »LapSafe® Secure Device Management for Multi-Academy Trusts
Efficient device management is an increasing challenge for education organisations. For Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs), this is amplified by the need to manage devices across multiple locations, phases and operational structures. LapSafe® supports MATs by delivering a complete ecosystem for device storage, charging, smart loaning and management. This enables a more …
Read More »Join the Daisy Education Summer Reading Challenge!
Summer is one of the most important times of the year for reading. Just a few minutes of reading each day can help children maintain their confidence, strengthen fluency and return to school ready to learn. That’s why Daisy Education is inviting schools and pupils across the UK to take …
Read More »Cheshire College welcomes thousands of local pupils for interactive college experience
More than 4,000 primary and secondary school pupils from across Cheshire have visited Cheshire College – South & West this summer for a series of interactive experience days, giving young people the opportunity to explore new subjects, discover future career pathways and experience college life first-hand. Hosted across the College’s …
Read More »Gaia Learning scales operations with fresh investment round
North West-based edtech company Gaia Learning has expanded following a £400k equity investment round from GC Angels, NESTA and a syndicate of angel investors. Founded in 2019, Gaia Learning was created to address a growing challenge in education. The online platform is dedicated to ensuring neurodivergent children have access to …
Read More »Study finds children losing focus after just 21 minutes
Four in five UK parents say their child loses focus within 30 minutes – as families and schools look for screen-free activities such as darts to help rebuild concentration. A study of UK parents by Harrows Darts found parents fear children are losing the ability to concentrate and focus, as …
Read More »Pupils compete to design future-fit town to tackle energy challenges
The annual National Careers Challenge saw thousands of Year 7 students, aged 11-12, from schools across the United Kingdom designing a sustainable ‘Town of the Future,’ rethinking how homes are constructed, how people travel, and how communities can reduce their environmental impact. Air Products, a world-leading industrial gases company, selected …
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