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As schools prepare for the new academic year, ensuring devices are charged, organised, and ready for use is a top priority. With increasing reliance on tablets, laptops, and USB-C devices in the classroom, educators need solutions that are not only scalable but also simple to manage day-to-day. ChargeLite™ USB-C Trolley …

By Wayne Andrews, Gerflor Sports & Education Key Account Manager (GBI) Education facilities place significant demands on their interiors. From constant footfall and moving furniture to spillages, cleaning and sporting activities, every space requires a flooring solution suited to how it is used. When planning a refurbishment, estates and facilities …

I think we can all agree that educational buildings can be incredibly demanding to clean and maintain. Part of this is down to the fact that hundreds, possibly thousands, of people, including pupils, staff, and even visitors, walk through classrooms, corridors, dining halls, and washrooms. Each of these environments has …

Now in its third year, Bett’s State of AI in Education report, in partnership with Lenovo, tracks how educators’ use of artificial intelligence is evolving. Fewer than one in ten UK teachers now say they do not use AI at all, but confidence and guidance have not kept pace with …

The first weeks of the academic year put cleaning and hygiene systems to the test. Jo Gilliard, CEO of Jangro, explains what September can reveal about hygiene performance and how those observations can support more sustainable purchasing decisions. September is a demanding month for schools, multi-academy trusts and universities. As …

Efficient device management is an increasing challenge for education organisations. For Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs), this is amplified by the need to manage devices across multiple locations, phases and operational structures. LapSafe® supports MATs by delivering a complete ecosystem for device storage, charging, smart loaning and management. This enables a more …

Summer is one of the most important times of the year for reading. Just a few minutes of reading each day can help children maintain their confidence, strengthen fluency and return to school ready to learn. That’s why Daisy Education is inviting schools and pupils across the UK to take …

William Ford Junior School in Dagenham, Essex has transformed its lunchtime provision with apetito, easing pressure on staff while improving pupil health, wellbeing and engagement.  The school, which is committed to supporting pupils to be ‘successful, healthy, fulfilled and empowered to make a difference’, faced growing challenges with its in-house …

At White Rose Education, our mission is simple: world-class education for everyone, everywhere. It’s an ambitious goal, but one that drives everything we do. We believe that every child, regardless of where they live or the school they attend, deserves access to high-quality teaching and learning. Achieving that ambition requires …

The SEND reforms set out in Every Child Achieving and Thriving place a clear expectation on schools: earlier identification of need, more consistent in-school support, and a stronger focus on Targeted Support. While the direction of travel is widely supported, the practical challenge for schools is significant. The question facing …