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Everyone working in education knows the frightening statistics. One in five young people* have a probable mental health disorder and teachers are finding themselves at the coal face of the UK’s mental health crisis with little or no resources to support them. Endsleigh’s mental health and …
Read More »Hampshire Teaching School Hub accredited by Department for Education for the next four years
A Hampshire Teaching School Hub has been successfully reaccredited by the Department for Education for the next four years. The HISP Teaching School Hub based in Southampton will continue to be at the forefront of teacher training and development for schools within the region for the next four years. The …
Read More »Nelson & Colne College ignites passion for STEM learning during National Science Week
School pupils learned how to distract DNA as Nelson and Colne College looked to inspire a love of STEM during National Science Week. Year 8 and 9 pupils from Park High School and Pendle Vale College spent an afternoon at the college immersing themselves in all things science. The visit, …
Read More »Inspectas compliance boosts educational property analyst surveying team
Education property compliance specialist Inspectas is tackling the issue of gender representation in the asbestos industry head on, with the appointment of two female trainee analyst surveyors. Abbi Molyneux (19, left)) and Lilly Holden (18, right) are the newest recruits to the Leeds-based asbestos management specialists, which celebrated its 10th …
Read More »International Women’s Day: Local pupils hear from women in aviation
Pupils from a school in Didsbury enjoyed a day at Manchester Airport on Friday, learning about careers in aviation from female airport colleagues. The International Women’s Day visit saw a group of 30 pupils from Parrs Wood High School meet airport staff in the AeroZone educational facility before taking a …
Read More »School girls create cricket brand to encourage more girls into sport
Today marks the dawn of a new era in girls’ cricket with the launch of Maiden – a clothing range that empowers, inspires and redefines the game for young female cricketers. Fed up with having to wear uncomfortable and ill-fitting cricket clothes usually made solely for boys, Honor and Cat …
Read More »The OR Society announces charity partnership with In2scienceUK to boost STEM skills amongst young people from disadvantaged backgrounds
This National Careers Week (4th – 9th March), The OR Society, the leading membership organisation for operational researchers, is partnering with the award-winning charity, In2scienceUK to support young people from low income and disadvantaged backgrounds to take part in the innovative In2STEM programme. In2science was established in 2010 to unlock …
Read More »The Schools & Academies Show 2024: mapping the future of your school
#SAASHOW, known as the Schools & Academies Show returns to London with an Exciting New Chapter! The Schools & Academies Show makes its highly anticipated return to ExCeL London on the 1st of May, presenting not just one, but three co-located events. This bi-annual event provides a pivotal platform where …
Read More »Inspiring inspection success for DLD College London
DLD College London, a pioneering independent school for students aged 13 to 19, is celebrating exceptional success following a recent inspection. The Westminster Bridge-based college has been highly praised by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI), which has deemed DLD College London to be fully compliant in meeting all statutory Independent …
Read More »Three schools within BWCET acknowledged by Education Minister for outstanding performance in phonics education
In a recent communication, three schools within Bishop Wilkinson Catholic Education Trust (BWCET), have been recognised for their outstanding performance in phonics education, placing them in the top 4% of schools nationwide. The commendation comes in the form of letters from the Education Minister, Damian Hinds, who lauded each school’s …
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