An organisation that funds solar installations on schools has received a £3 million loan to help it grow its network of solar ...
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 ...
Lynne Neagle, the welsh cabinet secretary for education, has announced the publication of statutory guidance on 14 to 16 ...
A significant transformation is needed for education institutions to hit the goal of being carbon neutral by 2030. So what are the first steps that can be taken? Dr Sally Uren, chief executive at ...
Simply bringing about behaviour change within a school can cut its energy usage by ten per cent quickly and easily, writes Lee Wray-Davies, Eco Schools' education manager Children and young people ...
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 ...
It is human nature to seek the assurance that you are not too out of line with your peers. Therefore, in the last issue of Education Business, we invited Mark Rosser, of the British Educational ...
Earlier this year, three government departments outlined a new plan for school sport and tackling inactivity. With a further update promised later this year, children’s charity the Youth Sport Trust ...
The government should pilot a career break scheme to attract more “generation Z” teachers, Teach First has suggested in a new ...
Teachers in Further Education (FE) colleges may earn nearly a quarter less than teachers in schools, according to a new NFER ...
The latest statistics from the Scottish School Healthy Living Survey have been released, and revealed an increase in the ...
Analysis from the National Foundation For Educational Research (NFER) has found that a student loan reimbursement scheme could be considered as an effective policy tool to boost teacher retention.