Bromsgrove School students, Alexander Lebedev and Celia Vanderweyen have both been appointed as Financial Times Student Advocates. As advocates, their role consists of promoting the Financial Times and their reading…
Industrial action which saw thousands of children across Scotland miss out on days of school will come to an end after support staff voted to accept a new pay deal….
Andrea Dow thinks the bond with school needed to be broken and Dan Thompson says schools must acknowledge what’s happened to rebuild trust. Plus a letter from psychologist Dr Helen Care. A Department for…
Labour’s plan to charge VAT on private school fees could hit girls “hardest”, an education chief has suggested. Donna Stevens, chief executive of the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA), said Labour’s policy could…
After the upheaval and uncertainty of the last few years, it appears that European workplaces are settling into a new way of working – and that flexible and hybrid models…
Schools dealing with the harm caused by Covid-19 lockdowns feel it is “unfair” to be held to account publicly, the head of Ofsted has suggested. Amanda Spielman, the chief inspector of schools in England,…
About 30 schools and businesses have worn orange for the day in support of a six-year-old boy with a rare form of cancer. Sebastian Nunney, from Kettering, Northamptonshire, was diagnosed…
Twelve billion working days are lost to anxiety and depression every year. That equates to financial losses of over £825 million. While the average business owner may not have much insight…
A primary school in Birmingham has introduced a small farm to inspire pupils and bring the community together. The BBC went to see the impact the animals have had. “There…
“It’s vital that organisations take a long-term perspective to nurturing their own talent and creating cultures where people choose to stay.” Employee retention is the greatest priority for HR leaders…