It is no exaggeration to say that modern life would not be possible without air conditioning and refrigeration. The technology is often hidden, tucked away behind the scenes or on roof-tops. In fact, it is often at its best when it is invisible, just getting on with the job. But …
Read More »Discover British Science Week in March 2017!
British Science Week (BSW) is a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths – featuring fascinating, entertaining and engaging events and activities across the UK for people of all ages. BSW is taking place from 10 – 19 March 2017. Funding is available for schools and community groups to …
Read More »SAS and RM Unify partner to close digital skills gap in schools
The UK is facing a much heralded digital skills crisis with the Science and Technology Committee recently warning the country risks being left behind other nations, unless more action is taken to address the problem. To kick-start uptake of subjects that nurture these skills, analytics leader SAS has partnered with …
Read More »Education charity’s YouTube channel shows benefits of outdoor learning
A Kent environmental education centre has set up its own YouTube channel so parents can see for themselves how outdoor learning helps children gain a sense of their own individual interests, strengths and abilities. Rippledown, in Ringwould near Deal, works with schools from across the UK and Europe to show …
Read More »LGA responds to Education for All bill
Responding to the Government statement that the Education for All Bill, announced in the Queen’s Speech, will not be introduced in Parliament, Cllr Richard Watts, Chair of the Local Government Association’s Children and Young People Board, said: “We are pleased that the Secretary of State is acting on the strong …
Read More »St Albans School teacher wins Institute of Physics award for outstanding teaching
Physics teacher Martin Guy from St Albans School, has been recognised for his exceptional work by the Institute of Physics (IOP). Martin is one of six teachers in the UK to receive a 2016 Teachers of Physics Award from the IOP for his outstanding work teaching physics and was nominated …
Read More »MAKE YOUR BUILDING SUPER-EFFICIENT WITH A POWER DEC
Public authorities like schools, galleries and leisure centres have to display a DEC. Did you know you can also use it as a powerful tool for improving energy efficiency? Failure to show a valid DEC could result in a £1,500 penalty. Enquire now for a free and receive a free …
Read More »GoFundMe to Award £5,000 in ‘Go Fund My Education’ Contest
Crowdfunded Classrooms: Online educational crowd-funding campaigns show an incredible increase of over 200 percent since last year GoFundMe, the world’s largest social fundraising platform, today announced the ‘Go Fund My Education’ contest, the first ever GoFundMe contest to run in the UK. The contest will launch on 4 October 2016 …
Read More »Parents call for teachers to rethink the traditional primary school report
Research from Capita SIMS has revealed that over half of parents (57%) feel primary school reports are either too generic or do not contain enough information about how their child is doing. More than a third of primary school teachers (35%) agree. This is despite the fact that schools are …
Read More »St Albans School enhances its reputation for sporting excellence with the appointment of Kyran Bracken MBE and its partnership with Hudl technology
Rugby union player Kyran Bracken MBE joins St Albans School as Elite Sport Development Manager and 1st XV Head Coach as the School adopts Hudl sports software to provide cutting edge analysis St Albans School is bringing world class rugby expertise and technology to its pupils, with the appointment of …
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