With many classrooms also affected by poor technology infrastructure and connectivity, we examine government initiatives and grassroots efforts to tackle the digital divide.
A recent report from the Public Accounts Committee has assessed the Department for Education’s approach to teacher recruitment and retention: what does it recommend?
As Martyn’s Law receives Royal Assent, publicly accessible premises will be required to strengthen their preparedness for potential terrorist threats. So what does this new legislation mean for schools?
With energy bills soaring and the race to net zero intensifying, schools are turning to solar power as a practical, high-impact solution, writes Sue Wheat from Let’s Go Zero
Richard Hipkiss from the MPBA explores how volumetric modular construction is helping schools meet immediate building needs while delivering learning environments for the future
Thousands of new early years places are launching in primary schools this September under a £37 million government scheme. With the next phase of the scheme set to launch in the Autumn, should your school get involved?
There are now over 1,400 electric vehicle chargepoints installed in schools and colleges, with funding confirmed for another year. We share advice for schools on how to best use the grant
Since the Let’s Go Zero campaign started in 2020, thousands of climate actions have been taken by schools – from energy efficiency measures to active travel. Here’s a look at the campaign’s impact on far
