Although forced to find solutions to enable learning from home during the pandemic, some education providers have found that the right communications platform can create a hybrid learning environment that is actually more engaging for students than traditional teaching methods. One such example is Professor Feltus at Clemson University, USA, …
Read More »In new buildings or old, biophilia can help boost well-being and educational outcomes
There is a growing body of evidence supporting the idea that biophilic architectural design can have a significant positive impact upon the wellbeing of a building’s occupants, their productivity and their creativity. Specifically, within an educational setting, students in a biophilic classroom display enhanced physical, mental and emotional health; improved …
Read More »The benefits of using modular timber construction in education
Timber is the oldest and most sustainable building material ever known but it is also becoming more popular in modern methods of construction. Not only does it have significantly less environmental impact than steel or concrete, it has other properties which bring additional benefits to those using an education building …
Read More »Develop your subject knowledge of UK Parliament and how to teach it
UK Parliament has developed a series of e-learning modules specifically for teachers, aimed at developing subject knowledge of UK Parliament and related topics. Each module takes around an hour to complete and includes articles, activities, and videos to deepen understanding of the topic, as well as ideas for embedding knowledge …
Read More »The Blue Paradox – An immersive experience on the ocean plastic crisis
Coming to Exhibition London, White City from the 15th to 27th of September, The Blue Paradox is a unique, immersive and educational experience on the ocean plastics crisis, brought to you by SC Johnson in partnership with Conservation International. With 360-degree digital projections, the exhibition invites visitors to walk beneath …
Read More »Teaching Resilience in Maths at Brisley Church of England Primary Academy
By Jo Kerkham, Head of School and Snowy Owls Class Teacher Brisley Church of England Primary Academy, part of the Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust (DNEAT) is based in mid Norfolk. We have three classes: Reception/Year 1 and Year 2 (Tawny Owls), Year 3 and Year 4 (Snowy …
Read More »Logitech Scribe – A whiteboard camera for hybrid learning
Logitech Scribe is an AI-powered whiteboard camera that can display, in real-time, a perfect view of the board to remote learners. It is leading the way in the classroom of the future by making lessons more accessible, an essential innovation in education technology as hybrid learning becomes more pervasive. Scribe’s …
Read More »PREMIER AWARDED PLACE ON £1.6BN PUBLIC SECTOR FRAMEWORK FOR MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
Premier Modular, one of the UK’s leading offsite construction specialists, has been awarded a place on the £1.6bn NHS Shared Business Services modular construction framework. Premier was successful in all seven lots applied for and scored highly in the top quartile of modular specialists. The NHS Shared Business Services framework …
Read More »ONE IN TEN HEADTEACHERS SET TO RETIRE NEXT YEAR
Research by Wesleyan – a specialist financial services mutual for teachers – has found that more than one in five (21%) headteachers at schools in England have accelerated their retirement plans over the past 12 months, with nearly one in 10 (8%) now planning to retire before the end of …
Read More »How do we prepare children for a future that can’t even be imagined yet?
As the final term of another school year begins, there is a whole host of preparation in place for children as they move classes, forms and even schools for some. Come September, a whole new group of children will enter the education system. But what many of them don’t know …
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