How can schools maximise existing technology and ensure the successful integration of new solutions? Al Kingsley shares some ...

The Sutton Trust is calling for an ‘arts premium’ so schools can pay for arts opportunities including music lessons.

Strong STEM provision with practical hands-on lessons is vital to help pupils connect what they learn at school and how it ...

The 5.5 per cent pay rise for teachers, as well as other changes, will have budget implications for schools. Peter Doyle, ...

The NASBM National Conference took place at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole on 18-19 November 2015, for two days of insight into the world of school business management. The NASBM National Conference ...

Think about your school canteen. Not long ago, there were only two ways for school children to settle up the bill for their school dinners – cash or cheque. But there is a wider trend of other payment ...

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 Schools are continuously trying to ...

As the country gears up for one of the closest general elections in living memory, education policy is a key battleground upon which votes will be won and lost. Issues such as teacher shortages, an ...

What does the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) mean to those in education? Education Business caught up with some experts from the GDPR Advisory Board to grill them about the regulation’s ...

The LESS CO2 programme was created in response to schools wanting more practical information and support on cutting costs and saving energy. Ellie Mika from Ashden’s LESS CO2 team shares some tried ...

It is eight years since the Children’s Food Trust, a national charity on a mission to get children eating better, began its Let’s Get Cooking programme, which went on to become the biggest network of ...

New guidance to support schools and organisations working with children and young people to develop comprehensive ...