Academy trusts are at the centre of the government’s plans for a self-improving school system. But trust leaders often talk about the challenges associated with recruiting schools
Are you involved in a new school building project? Irena Barker investigates the best approach to create exceptional results
With many parents reporting a poor food culture in their children's schools, what can schools do to ensure their pupils are nurtured in a healthy food environment?
Crescent Purchasing Consortium explains the fixed price cost model of procurement consultancies, its advantages and disadvantages, and the questions to ask prospective consultants
Our education system needs to be the first port of call when assessing how to plug the digital skills gap, believes Sheila Flavell
The new Ofsted framework will have a separate judgement for behaviour and attitudes. To help schools with this, Imogen Rowley offers some high impact approaches to managing behaviour
Considering the demands associated with being a teacher, ensuring staff are properly rewarded for the work they do is crucial, writes Gail Cohen
Schools gather, store and analyse surprisingly large amounts of private data, which is a hot commodity for hackers. Dr. Kelly Calhoun Williams discusses how to strengthen cybersecurity in schools
Many schools have opened up about how they have to take on additional roles such as cleaning as the budgets to pay for such services has decreased. Education Business investigates the issue
The UK has passed into law a target to cut greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. So is it possible to have a net zero carbon school building?
An updated handbook to help improve the financial management and governance of academy schools has been issued by the EFSA, with guidance on compliance, risk, pay and whistleblowing
With the Department for Education currently reviewing its School Food Standards, the Soil Association is calling for a compulsory meat-free day with meals based around beans and pulses
The Youth Sport Trust’s National School Sport Week 2019 took part 24-28 June and saw thousands of children, organisations and schools engage in sport and physical activity.
The government, local authorities and developers need to make a concerted effort to work collaboratively to meet pupil place demand, according to a report from Scape Group
School breaktimes are much shorter than they were two decades ago, meaning children are missing out on opportunities to play, make friends, develop social skills and exercise.
Every school will have the opportunity to take part in ‘Five Ways to Wellbeing’ between 24 to 28 June to celebrate the power of PE and school sport to improve young people’s wellbeing.
From 'walking buses' to road closures, schools across the country took action to reduce their impact on air pollution on Clean Air Day
From educating pupils about the dangers of false alarms, to considering the flammability of paper display boards, fire safety in schools is more complex than you think
