There is a legal requirement to manage asbestos to ensure people are safe from it. So in 2017, is this regulation being observed?
Education Business looks at what support is out there from the technology industry to help teachers teach coding effectively
Fiona Riley, chair of the Education Group of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), examines winter health and safety issues
Removing cash collection from school proves to be an effective way for schools to save money and gain efficiencies
How can having the right classroom furniture impact on education and learning? BESA’s Cleo Fatoorehchi investigates
LocatED chief executive Lara Newman talks to Education Business about the organisation's work buying and devloping sites for new free schools
How the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which comes into force next May, will affect those working in the HR and payroll function in schools
A series of measures have been announced by the education secretary, Justine Greening, which aims to get great teachers into schools. Education Business reports
While schools are accustomed to complying with the Data Protection Act, they will need to prepare for some changes in the way they obtain and manage information once the GDPR comes into force
What might the future hold for the development of teacher trainees, as well as the educators that ‘train the trainees’? Emma Hollis, executive director of the National Association of School-Based Teacher Trainers (NASBTT), investigates
It is widely recognised that healthy school food boosts academic attainment and enhances pupil wellbeing. Education Business picks its top ten schools that provide outstanding catering
There have been increasing concerns that the introduction of the English Baccalaureate (Ebacc) and Progress 8 has put arts subjects at risk, with GCSE arts entries falling
The use of virtual reality and immersive learning technology is growing in schools as it allows teachers to explain difficult‑to‑grasp concepts and take pupils to places that they couldn’t normally go
Teaching computing well requires degree-level knowledge of the subject, but with tech firms also fighting for computing professionals, schools need to be creative about sourcing talent
Megan Deakin discusses how school trip safety fears should not stand in the way of student learning potential
The growing digital economy in the UK continues to require more high-quality computer science graduates, a need that will not be met without more coming through schools.
There have been calls for a better balance between winning medals and the welfare of athletes
Over 1,600 new special free school places are to be created across England, and 19 local authorities are inviting applications from organisations to run them.
