Education Business 29.05 | Education Business
Welcome to this issue of Education Business magazine, which reveals our EB50 Most Influential list.Now in its third year, the EB50 is our pick of the fifty most impactful people shaping the education landscape. This may be through transforming classroom practice, curriculum delivery, assessment, governance, business management, funding, safeguarding, policy reform, or teacher
Engineering a strong STEM provision | Education Business
Strong STEM provision with practical hands-on lessons is vital to help pupils connect what they learn at school and how it could shape the world. Rebecca Healy explores how this can be achieved.
Sustainability and wellbeing for school trips
Sustainability and wellbeing for school trips. When school budgets are squeezed, it’s important to get the most from any money spent. Outdoor education trips are an investment that can repay you many times over when measured against educational, sustainability and wellbeing targets, writes the Field Studies Council.
The need for equal Physical Education | Education Business
The government is currently reviewing the national curriculum, calling into question the importance, accessibility, and quality of Physical Education taught in schools. David Clarke, CEO of ParalympicsGB, sheds light on the importance of …
Education Business | Business Information for Education Decision …
Business Information for Education Decision Makers. Data from BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, has found that the gap between women and men opting for computer-related degrees is the smallest it has ever been, with female students closing the gap on men.
Cyber security tips for the education sector
Incidents of cyber attack in the education sector are on the rise. So what should schools do? Gareth Jelley, product security manager at edtech charity LGfL-The National Grid for Learning, shares some advice. Incidents of cyber attack in the education sector are on the rise. So what should schools ...
The digital divide - Education Business
The digital divide. With homework often set online, pupils that do not have access to a digital device are at a major disadvantage. Elizabeth Anderson from the Digital Poverty Alliance examines the issue and how schools can help.
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"We are absolutely thrilled to have won the Art and Craft Award at the Education Business Awards. The entry I provided for King’s Art department covered the external exhibitions at Olympia, Alexandra Palace, ExCeL, the Apex Gallery, Babylon Gallery and Ely Cathedral.
Mould in schools: what you need to know | Education Business
Mould poses serious health risks to both students and staff in schools. So what should you do when you spot the warning signs? There have been too many cases in the UK in recent years where children’s health is being severely impacted by damp and mouldy buildings. The death of two-year-old Awaab ...
Ofsted’s new approach to SEND inspections | Education Business
How is Ofsted intending to improve how it inspects the SEND and alternative provision sector, following the Big Listen consultation? The ‘Big Listen’ consultation was published earlier this year in an effort to respond to calls for drastic changes to be made to Ofsted. The consultation gave ...