The University of Sunderland has been named among the Top 10 in the UK for the support it offers students, its high standards of teaching, and its commitment to getting more first-generation students into higher education. According to the Daily Mail University Guide 2026, the University is 4th in the UK …
Read More »Dolce Schools Catering secures over 100 new contracts
Family-run, independent education caterer Dolce Schools Catering is beginning the academic year by working with 102 new schools. The new contracts bring Dolce’s total daily meal provision to over 130,000 pupils nationwide, with the family-run business now catering for 1 in 20 schools across England, and continuing to see strong …
Read More »Teachers sound alarm on absences due to poverty
Stark new research has laid bare how a lack of access to hygiene products due to poverty is forcing children out of the classroom, with UK teachers reporting that it’s causing pupils to miss an average of 6.5 school days per year. The result? Children missing out on vital learning …
Read More »Avantis Education advances ClassVR solution with major hardware innovations
Avantis Education has advanced its ClassVR hardware suite with the launch of two new headsets to meet the evolving needs of global students. Xcelerate and Xplorer are set to deliver ClassVR’s most powerful yet practical immersive learning experiences to date – combining best-in-class VR/AR design with proven education pedigree. Xcelerate …
Read More »Open University research finds What on Earth! sparks children’s love of reading
Children who struggle to read for pleasure should be given non-fiction magazines, according to a groundbreaking new study by the UK’s leading experts in children’s literacy. Led by Professor Teresa Cremin, Co-Director of the Literacy and Social Justice Centre at The Open University and Reading Expert to the DfE English …
Read More »Yorkshire supply specialists partner with University of York on AI summer internships
In a bid to both help develop key business processes and support the career growth of students in the local area, York-based supplies distributor, PPS, has unveiled a one-of-a-kind, new, AI-led summer internship programme in partnership with York University. The unique internship, which officially began earlier in July, has seen …
Read More »A fresh, research-led approach to secondary science, created by teachers, for teachers
We’re excited to introduce our new secondary science resources: a complete Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 curriculum, fully aligned with the UK National Curriculum, AQA Trilogy and Separate Science specifications, and the latest version of the White Rose secondary maths curriculum. This new offer builds on the success …
Read More »Working Together to Close Learning Gaps: How TLC LIVE Is Supporting Student Progress Through Online Tutoring
We know the pressure schools are under. Expectations are high, resources are stretched, and there’s never enough time in the day. At TLC LIVE, we understand those realities – and we’re here to work with you to support your students, not just with curriculum content, but with confidence, consistency, and …
Read More »From Switches to Smart: Lighting the Way for 50 Years as B.E.G. Celebrates Milestone
Building Automation specialist B.E.G. is proudly marking its 50th anniversary this year and ‘celebrating five decades of innovation, quality, and commitment to energy-efficient building automation’. Founded in 1975 as a family-owned business in Lindlar, Germany, B.E.G. (Brück Electronic GmbH) has grown from a pioneering lighting electronics manufacturer into a globally …
Read More »A Step Closer to Your Sustainability Goals
In December 1952 an icy cold spell settled over London. The air was still, the skies unmoving. People did what they always did and lit their coal fires to keep warm. But with no wind to carry the smoke away, the city slowly choked. The Great Smog wasn’t caused by …
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