Education Business picks its top ten educational buildings that use modern design and construction techniques to provide an outstanding teaching and learning environment
Denise Ewbank from the British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) considers how schools can be innovative in the use of their outdoor space to enable children to learn and grow
Ali Oliver, CEO of the Youth Sport Trust discusses the need for physical education to adapt in today’s school environment and provides insight into Play Unified
A number of reports have indicated that schools can cut down on their energy use and save money by changing what catering equipment they use and how they use them
More than 1.3 million Britons are now on a gluten‑free diet, yet parents continue to report problems with getting trusted gluten-free food for their children when at school
The Education Show took place from 16-18 March at the NEC Birmingham and enabled everyone involved in education to come together and share ideas and innovative practices
According to BESA research, only 44 per cent of primary schools say they are well-resourced when it comes to broadband.
Design and technology is the study of how to think, develop and make a better world, and should be valued and nurtured in a post-Brexit UK
Fiona Riley, chair of the Institution of Occupational Safety examines the controls that can be put in place
How do we keep up the momentum of healthy school food? Linda Cregan, chief executive of the Children’s Food Trust, investigates
With the snap general election approaching fast, political parties are putting forward their pledges in a bid to gain as many votes as possible.
James Kelly, chief executive of the British Security Industry Association explains why ensuring that school security measures are of a high quality is key
Members of the School Travel Forum offer advice on how to manage the costs of planning UK-based school trips
In light of the government’s ‘super inquiry’ into urban toxic air, Christian Lickfett examines why indoor air quality can be ten times poorer than outside
A new understanding of the links between light and health have led to ‘humancentric’ lighting, which boosts vitality, promotes well-being and enhances productive capacity and concentration.
Leonie Greene and Holly Stower from the Solar Trade Association discuss the cost and carbon savings that can be achieved from solar PV systems
Since the Chancellor announced in the Spring Budget that £216 million will be invested into refurbishing existing schools there have been concerns over whether this sum will be enough
Jessica Cumming, solicitor at Gordons law firm, considers the process and explores the practical steps towards conversion
