Mark Hardy presents new research showing that children’s access to community outdoor play spaces is a ‘postcode lottery’ and discusses how important it is that schools prioritise outdoor play
Taking place on 23-25 March at ExCeL London, Bett will provide educators with the space to discover the latest products, suppliers and EdTech trends both nationally and internationally
The Youth Sport Trust shares ideas on how schools can rebuild children’s activity levels and their love for PE following lockdowns
With more than 700 schools now using the new Computing Quality Framework, Victoria Temple talks to some of the pioneering schools about their success in technology
The lessons we have learned from the pandemic about how ventilation reduces the risk of diseases being spread around buildings will have positive implications for future generations
The Schools and Academies Show, taking place on 27 April in London, gives education professionals the opportunity to hear from top industry speakers on ways to tackle the challenges in the sector.
The upcoming SEND review will not be able to present a quick fix to the difficulties SEND families face, so what support networks are out there in the meantime for educators and SEND families?
The Let’s Go Zero campaign is supporting schools in their journey to becoming zero carbon by 2030, and now has more than 1,100 schools signed up. Suzanne Gibbon explains further
For the first time in the School Rebuilding Programme, additional evidence of a buildings’ condition need can be submitted by the responsible body. We examine the new process
How much can edtech help with pandemic recovery, from both an academic and wellbeing perspective? Lord Jim Knight of Weymouth investigates
Schools are being urged to do all they can to increase ventilation, as well as adopt air purification technology, in an effort to combat the spread of Covid-19
The COP26 summit encouraged schools to get engaged with climate action and encourage conversations about the environment and energy efficiency. Here’s what schools got up to
A contracts database is an essential tool in your procurement kit. So how do you create one?
With the pandemic ongoing and travel requirements changing, Justine Lee from the School Travel Forum shares some advice on planning overseas educational visits
The National Fire Chiefs Council believes that there should be an overarching requirement for all schools to have sprinklers, aligning policy across the UK
It’s paramount that green spaces and outdoor surfaces are maintained and that the appropriate maintenance tasks are carried out at the correct time of year, writes BALI's Stephen Ensell
Digital skills are increasingly important for young people’s future, but how do schools know that their provision is meeting the evolving demands of the 21st century?
The Department for Education is supplying schools with CO2 monitors in an effort to improve ventilation and combat the spread of Covid
