• Education Business LIVE Conference & Exhibition on 19 March will bring together education professionals with a passion for effective school leadership, management, learning and teaching

    Education Business Live.
  • Jackie Maginnis, chief executive of the Modular and Portable Building Association, scrutinises the aims and achievements of the School Rebuilding Programme and considers if the new government will do better than its precedessor

    School building from the outside.
  • The DfE's Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy requires schools to write a climate action plan this year. But if this isn't on your radar yet, don't worry - there's significant support available, writes Alex Green, head of Let's Go Zero

    Students show post-it notes of their green plans.
  • The global education technology show Bett returns to London's ExCel on 22-24 January to showcase the latest education technology and host talks from inspiring professionals from the EdTech sector

    Sign pointing to different Bett exhibitions.
  • New research suggests that the majority of teachers are not using artificial intelligence tools professionally. So what needs to happen to ensure AI is harnessed in the right way for the education sector?

    Person using ChatGPT on a smartphone.

 Latest News

School desk on top of calculator.

The IFS's report on school spending in the Scottish Budget 2025-26, found that by 2040, the number of pupils in Scotland is estimated to be 90,000 fewer.

Teach First has announced the appointment of James Toop as CEO, following a competitive selection process led by the Teach First Board of Trustees.

£13.7 million has been announced to improve neurodivergence services and reduce waiting times for autism and ADHD assessments across Wales.

The scheme has been running since 2020 and has helped many primary teachers convert to teach in secondary schools.

The government has announced £30 million to provide Bikeability cycle training to children, as part of almost £300 million to boost active travel in England.

A new report by the Education Policy Institute has highlighted the inequalities that exist in SEND support across schools in England

Twenty-five UK schools have received funding to boost nature projects on their grounds and increase their students’ connection with nature.

New leadership appointments have been made at Skills England, the national body launched last summer to meet the skills needs of the country.

 Features

Chicken nuggets

How can schools cut down their reliance on ultra-processed food and embed a good food culture into all aspects of school life? The Soil Association shares some ideas

A parent plays with their children in an outdoor playground.

Dr Amanda Gummer, chair of the API, explains the urgent need to prioritise play provision in schools and how the Pathway to Play campaign is urging the government to invest in children's outdoor play

Two school children wait by a bus stop.

Transport remains the highest carbon-emitting sector in the UK. Alice Ridley from the Campaign for Better Transport, explores how we can make it greener

Young boy receives support from his teacher in a lesson.

An inquiry has been launched by the Education Committee to find solutions to the crisis in special educational needs and disabilities provision. We examine its focuses

Education Business Live.

Education Business LIVE Conference & Exhibition on 19 March will bring together education professionals with a passion for effective school leadership, management, learning and teaching

School building from the outside.

Jackie Maginnis, chief executive of the Modular and Portable Building Association, scrutinises the aims and achievements of the School Rebuilding Programme and considers if the new government will do better than its precedessor

 Education Events

19/03/2025

Education Business LIVE is a carefully designed conference and exhibition bringing together education people with a passion for the promotion and development of effective school leadership, management, learning and teaching.