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 …
Read More »GDPR – 3 Years On
There was justifiable apprehension leading up to 25th May 2018, when the EU General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR) came into effect, with a flurry of activity as schools and organisations worked diligently to ensure the correct policies and procedures were in place. Three years on, many of the existing …
Read More »PREMIER MODULAR PROVIDES £2M SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS FACILITY BUILT OFFSITE
Offsite construction specialist, Premier Modular, has delivered a new £2m special educational needs facility at Nethergate Academy in Nottingham – an Ofsted Outstanding special school for children with autism, learning difficulties and disabilities. The school is sponsored by Greenwood Academies Trust. The main driver for Nottingham City Council’s decision to …
Read More »The British Army’s LGBTQ+ education resources educate students on inclusion this Pride Month
The LGBTQ+ resources help students aged 11-16 to build their understanding of the LGBTQ+ community, explore the contributions of LGBTQ+ Army personnel past and present, the impact of examples of exclusion and inclusion on their lives, and explain how we can all become better allies to other communities and groups. …
Read More »The future is here. The future is video!
Schools have been hit especially hard during the pandemic – closures, online teaching, little interaction between teachers, students or parents and increased stress. At the same time parents’ evenings, an important means of engaging with parents, have been badly disrupted with no in-person meetings at all. Many schools explored other …
Read More »The Samsung Chromebook 4 | 4+
Designed to help teachers and students work productively. Home schooling has suddenly become a big part of life for staff and students everywhere. And for them to achieve the best possible educational outcomes while remote learning they need reliable technology that’s quick and simple to use. That’s where the hardworking …
Read More »Net Zero Classroom block by TG Escapes extends facilities at the Samuel Ryder Academy
Samuel Ryder was a very small secondary school with about 250 students. The Local Authority decided to extend the school’s provision to cover primary and secondary pupils. Since then the school, with an outstanding leadership Ofsted rating, has grown in popularity and demand for places has outstripped capacity. Their timber …
Read More »Staff Wellbeing: Why a Holistic Approach Is Key for Recovery
At the end of 2020, Education Support published its Teacher Wellbeing Index, providing an important view of how teachers have coped during a year defined by crisis. Unsurprisingly, the results showed that stress levels rocketed, with a clear spike as teachers and pupils returned to the classroom. The report revealed …
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