Last year, the government urged the technology industry to work harder to help teachers and schools harness the power of technology to improve outcomes for pupils and reduce workload for teachers. So how has this manifested itself in recent months?
Girls need to be engaged at a young age before they reach negative conclusions about the STEM industry. Emily Smith, data scientist at BJSS, shares some advice on how schools can do this
Car free and anti-idling zones are some of the ways that schools are helping to reduce children’s exposure to harmful vehicle emissions. Sarah Greenslade discusses other practical steps
Modular schools are helping to resolve many of the problems encountered by the education sector, such as the need to meet growing pupil places quickly and with minimal disruption
Technology is rapidly changing the workplace. So how important is it for schools to get children tech-savvy? And how can technology streamline the running of schools and facilitate better teaching?
Healthy school meals remain a key tool in the fight against childhood obesity, but there is much more that can be done. LACA’s Michael Hales explains the key areas that can make a significant impact
Graeme McCutcheon discusses the hidden danger of poor indoor air quality and how to protect children from exposure to pollutants by improving school building design
How can multi-academy trusts build positive relationships with their schools, and maintain that positivity during times of change? Leora Cruddas suggests four key steps
With dwindling community outdoor play provision, investment in school playgrounds is a key component in the fight against childhood obesity and poor mental health, writes API's Mark Hardy
Recruiting for mainstream teachers is a challenge, but what about for SEND roles? Matt Taylor discusses some of the issues facing schools recruiting in this area
