As the Inspiring Leadership Conference enters its twelfth year as the UK’s longest running leadership in education event, there are now up to 15 CPD points up for grabs for those who attend as well as an enhanced programme of activity for next year’s event (4 and 5 June 2026, …
Read More »8 Reasons You Need to Centralise Your Device Storage & Charging
Are your school’s devices stored, charged and ready when you need them? Many schools now use LapSafe® solutions such as Envoyâ„¢, ChargeLiteâ„¢ and Mentorâ„¢ to streamline device management. Centralising storage and charging reduces workload, boosts reliability and helps schools get the best return on their EdTech investment. Here are eight …
Read More »Unlocking the Potential of the Over-50s Workforce for School Estate Teams
Comment by NICK ORDE-POWLETT, Managing Director at TIB Services Recruitment for caretaker and estates roles is one of the most pressing challenges facing schools and multi-academy trusts today. Many schools are struggling to fill positions, and this has a direct impact on the smooth running of daily operations, from maintenance …
Read More »Bett UK 2026 Agenda
This January, the Bett UK 2026 agenda brings you world-class speakers and sessions. From Hannah Fry to Amol Rajan, don’t miss this carefully curated line-up of special guests that will inspire and educate across the key topics shaping the future of education. Your Bett UK 2026 ticket gives you access to …
Read More »Students explore live uni redevelopment in construction recruitment drive
Students have been given a behind-the-scenes tour of a multi-million-pound university redevelopment in London’s East End as part of a major drive to attract more young people into the construction industry. The leading representative body for the sector, Build UK, and major contractor Willmott Dixon hosted the visit at the …
Read More »Birmingham City University invests in smarter campus
North, a leading provider of smart technology solutions, has been awarded a million-pound contract to deliver a smart access control system at Birmingham City University (BCU). The £1m initial investment represents the university’s first step in becoming a smarter campus, enhancing security, sustainability, and the student experience. Following a highly …
Read More »Olive Dining supports National School Meals Week 2025
School caterer Olive Dining is supporting this year’s National School Meals Week (NSMW) – the annual campaign created by the Local Authority Caterers’ Association (LACA) – to honour the vital role that school meals play in pupils’ lives across the UK. Taking place from 10-14 November, National School Meals Week …
Read More »Larry Lamb goes back to school as Samsung’s flagship education programme returns
Samsung Solve for Tomorrow is a free education programme that challenges students aged 11 to 18 in secondary schools and colleges across the UK and Ireland to solve real-world problems using curiosity, creativity and technology. With tech prizes, work experience opportunities, and the chance to showcase student ideas on the …
Read More »Tonbridge SEND college expansion saves council £1m per year
The Oaks Specialist College in Tonbridge has unveiled its new home learning centre, The Point, which opens to learners this week. Sustainable construction firm, TG Escapes, designed and built the new building using modular construction methods. The Point was completed in just six months, allowing education to continue at The …
Read More »Students and teachers take charge as Government pledges to include climate in the curriculum
Last week, 300 students and 42 teachers from across England took part in a series of events, providing students and educators with the knowledge, tools, and support to build their own Climate Action Plans to be implemented at their schools. The events, hosted at UCL, Durham University and the University …
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