Accelerated digitalisation due to the pandemic and the need to adapt quickly to distance learning made schools the perfect target for cybercriminals. Moreover, compared to universities and based on disadvantages in terms of available technology and skills, primary and secondary education was even less prepared to meet the new security …
Read More »The children are our (sustainable) future
This July we all felt the effects of climate change as temperatures in the UK reached a new record of 40.3°C. These shocking highs may be here to stay as, according to the Met Office, we are ten times more likely to see temperatures over 40°C in the current climate …
Read More »Mental health central to new midwifery degree
The mental wellbeing of women throughout their pregnancy and beyond is at the heart of a multi-million-pound centre – educating the next generation of midwives. The University of Sunderland will welcome its first students to the new Midwifery Suite in September, which further enhances Sunderland’s range of healthcare programmes now …
Read More »Scotland’s first complex needs college appoints Head of College
Scotland’s first dedicated complex needs college has appointed its inaugural Head of College ahead of classes starting this month. Liz McConnachie will take the reins at Capability Scotland’s Corseford College in Renfrewshire as it prepares to welcome its first intake of 15 students to the campus. The new Head of …
Read More »Education Today Awards Entries close this Friday!
With the deadline this Friday 29th August, don’t miss out on your chance to enter the prestigious School and Suppliers Awards, brought to you by Education Today. It’s simple, quick and completely free to enter – don’t delay getting your submissions in here. From May 1 through July 29, entries will be welcomed from professionals working in the …
Read More »We all know that effective air ventilation and superior air purification ensures constant air changes within the parameter of a classroom.
Good air quality and ambient room temperatures have been directly linked to academic performance, concentration, good health, and comfort for students. And with an increased focus on air quality, there is every reason to provide the ideal solution for your school. Our Solution … The BONECO Clean and Cool Fan …
Read More »Bringing Engineering to Life
The University of the West of England (UWE) has invested in a new School of Engineering with the commitment to increase the number of women and people from underrepresented groups working in the sector, in particular aerospace. The multi-million-pound building, located at the Frenchay campus in Bristol, has enabled it …
Read More »PREMIER MODULAR PROVIDES DECANT CLASSROOMS ON TOP OF ANOTHER MODULAR STRUCTURE AS PART OF SCHOOL REDEVELOPMENT
Premier Modular, one of the UK’s leading offsite specialists, has delivered a highly unusual project to provide decant teaching facilities at Douay Martyrs Catholic Secondary School in Ickenham. The temporary classrooms, science laboratories and SEN spaces have been sited on top of a permanent modular building and while that building …
Read More »Flexible Working Spaces Aren’t Just About the Space
How One College Used Technology to Really Make Their Innovation Centre Work When John Mansfield joined Haringey Sixth Form College as Head of Campus and Estates, he set about improving the IT facilities for students by working on the brand-new Innovation Centre. John had been tasked with redeveloping a previously …
Read More »Join the 1000+ Schools and 100+ Trusts that rely on SCR Tracker.
SCR Tracker is an award-winning online Single Central Record tracker which was designed by school staff for school staff. It can save valuable time by tracking expiry dates, carrying out DBS checks and ensuring you are fully compliant and up to date with the latest safeguarding guidelines. Not only that …
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