Students at a UK top 10 university are set to give members of the public a sneak peek into the world-leading research being undertaken on campus. Whether looking through a microscope, up at the stars, or exploring societal issues, a group of University of Warwick students are set to draw …
Read More »Eco-primary academy proposed for Waterbeach New Town
The proposals for the first primary school at the development of the former barracks at Waterbeach have been announced by Cambridgeshire County Council. The new school will be called Deneia Primary Academy, to reflect the history of the area, and will be a part of Anglian Learning, a multi academy …
Read More »The National Plan for Music Education: What Do We Know?
Music is a bedrock artform, and one which has key societal impact in its tutelage and proliferation. From a young age, we are encouraged to engage with music in the form of dance and expression, appreciation and critique, and pure creativity. The music industry has a foundational impact on creative …
Read More »The Royal Ballet leap into Doncaster with spectacular Gala performances and free mass dance event with 300 local school children participating
The Royal Ballet take over Doncaster on 23 and 24 September with two spectacular Gala performances at CAST as well as a unique, free-to-watch, mass dance performance with 300 local school children on 24 September. Led by Director of The Royal Ballet, Kevin O’Hare, and featuring stars of The Royal …
Read More »Penguin and Twinkl to donate over 55,000 books by authors of colour to UK primary schools
Penguin Books have joined forces with Twinkl Educational Publishing to donate books by authors of colour to 500 UK primary schools. The donation of books from Penguin, Puffin, Ladybird, and Vintage and Andersen Press forms part of Penguin’s Lit in Colour campaign, and aims to give pupils access to a …
Read More »Why do kids need Locker Space?
Despite safety and security being two key assurances all school should give their students and staff, it is often surprising how many institutions fail to provide locker space for students and faculty alike to store their belongings. In this article, we will discuss why it is essential that you should have …
Read More »Can You Retake A-Levels and What Is the Process?
Students want their A Level results to be a cause for celebration. But sometimes, the unexpected happens, and the result is a disappointment. But that should not be a cause for worry because it is possible to retake A Levels. So, to answer the first question, it is possible to …
Read More »Major hires at IMP Software, as Multi-Academy Trust CFO joins the ranks as MAT Product Specialist
Education company IMP Software, specialists in budgeting, forecasting and reporting software for multi-academy trusts (MATs), has made a number of key appointments as it reports a 100% increase in customer growth in 12 months. IMP, which is based in Exeter and Peterborough but operates as a virtual team nationwide, has …
Read More »Empowering the next generation of makers and innovators across the Midlands
The Midlands Maker Challenge is a fantastic STEAM* powered opportunity for design, discovery and making, taking place at the inspirational Museum of Making in Derby and in schools with digital resources and making materials. Inspiring young makers The challenge is aimed at teams of young people aged 13-16, 15-18 and …
Read More »Clearlake Capital-backed Discovery Education acquires DoodleLearning
Discovery Education — the worldwide edtech leader backed by Clearlake Capital Group, L.P. (together with its affiliates, “Clearlake”) — has announced the acquisition of DoodleLearning. The Bath-based DoodleLearning’s maths and English products create personalised learning experiences that help improve students’ academic achievement and confidence. Terms were not disclosed. The acquisition …
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