Which new schools have been selected for the government's ten-year rebuilding programme, and how is the first batch of projects coming along?
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The Covid-19 pandemic has brought the issue of indoor air quality into sharper focus, as ventilation and air purification have been shown to reduce the spread of the virus
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Tilden Watson, Zurich Municipal’s head of education, discusses new guidance for designing-in fire safety in schools, and shares practical tips for reducing fire risk
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Nadhim Zahawi has written an open letter to the education sector, pledging to listen to teachers, beat Covid and improve outcomes for vulnerable and disadvantaged pupils.
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Some twenty years on from the ban on asbestos in construction, its presence in many older school buildings remains a national problem, writes John McClean from the Joint Union Asbestos Campaign
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15/10/2021 - 10:41
The Local Government Association is calling on the government to make school-based counselling available and fully funded in all state funded secondary schools and academies to help support rising numbers of children with mental health issues during COVID-19.
15/10/2021 - 09:06
Teachers can now borrow classroom technology kits which enable them to teach innovative projects controlled by computers
14/10/2021 - 12:53
£3.31 million will be available to improve ventilation in schools, colleges and universities in Wales, Education Minister Jeremy Miles has announced.
14/10/2021 - 11:45
New research reveals that 78% of primary school parents have changed their way of looking at schooling and assessments for their children after the pandemic
14/10/2021 - 09:47
Schools that have suffered from slow internet speeds are now benefiting from full fibre broadband.
13/10/2021 - 11:24
The Department for Education has published best practice examples of transition support for year 11 students in alternative provision.
13/10/2021 - 10:53
The Department for Education is to start a new research project, using students' data from the grading process in 2020, in order to learn lessons and shape future education policy.
13/10/2021 - 10:10
Business Energy Claims has identified a significant, and growing, number of cases of hidden charges and other forms of mis-selling.
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Which new schools have been selected for the government's ten-year rebuilding programme, and how is the first batch of projects coming along?
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought the issue of indoor air quality into sharper focus, as ventilation and air purification have been shown to reduce the spread of the virus
Most schools and academies use framework agreements to get best value for money on their goods and services, but there is so much more to frameworks than that.
Tilden Watson, Zurich Municipal’s head of education, discusses new guidance for designing-in fire safety in schools, and shares practical tips for reducing fire risk
Some twenty years on from the ban on asbestos in construction, its presence in many older school buildings remains a national problem, writes John McClean from the Joint Union Asbestos Campaign
The PE and Sport Premium will continue to be funded next year, with a £320 million investment, and any money leftover from the grant this year or last can be used by until 31 July 2022
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Crescent Purchasing Consortium's Utilities and Supplies Framework is now recommended by the DfE. The framework provider, Dukefield Energy, undertakes all the work involved in Utilities contracting on behalf of education institutions.
