Research has shown that inconsistencies in approaches to identifying SEND in schools is leading to inequalities in provision, ...

The inaugural Education Business Live event, which took place on 19 March in London, gathered the education community to hear ...

We caught up with Amanda Jackson, lead senior inspector for Havering Education Services, to ask how schools can steer through ...

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? A framework for achieving net zero carbon ...

Cashless systems are slowly becoming the norm in schools, making it easier for payments to be processed and saving administration time. Education Business explores this trend Many schools have changed ...

When it comes to indoor furniture and outdoor play equipment, the same health and safety considerations apply, advises Caroline Wright, BESA’s director general designate. In the 21st century ...

When planned well, school trips give students unrivalled opportunities to learn in the real world, enable them to grow in confidence and self-belief and can lead to better engagement when back in the ...

In mid-July, the education sector received some good news: schools are to receive an additional £1.3bn over the next two years. However, the Institute for Fiscal Studies brought us back to reality ...

The world’s first antimicrobial classroom, created at a primary school in the south east of England, saw levels of bacteria reduced by 96 per cent. This was achieved by refurbishing the classroom with ...

The available funding for the Priority Schools Building Programme was so over-subscribed it demonstrates not only the amount of work required to existing buildings, but also how difficult it is likely ...

Speech and Language UK and the Centre for Mental Health are calling for urgent policy and practice reforms to support the ...

A new report has found a number of blockers preventing practical science lessons being delivered to school children – but the ...