New research has shown that while the teaching profession is willing to support children’s reading, a third doubt that our ...

A school food improvement programme is set to launch in Hertfordshire in 2026, working with schools to improve the quality and culture of food throughout the school day.

With PE the most commonly dropped subject, we explores what challenges schools face in protecting PE and how to make ...

Scotland’s teachers will see a reduction in time spend in front of a class after an agreement was reached between unions and ...

Most education professionals recognise the value of learning outside the classroom (LOtC) in broadening the horizons of young people, raising self esteem and making learning more memorable. More and ...

With the launch of the government’s Education Estates Strategy, many school leaders will be taking on major building projects for the first time. Glen Moorley explains how to get the most out of your ...

Ofsted has announced a new pilot programme aimed at increasing the number of serving school and college leaders involved in ...

SAPCA's Richard Shaw outlines why a proactive, well-planned maintenance regime is essential to protect the performance, safety and long-term investment of artificial sports surfaces ...

School Food Matters shares why current school food standards are falling short, what a review of the standards could mean, and how schools can strengthen their own food provision right now ...

The government has developed a child-friendly version of its Child Poverty Strategy, which can be used by teachers to have important conversations with children about the challenges facing families in ...

This issue of Education Business takes a close look at what visitors can expect from our second Education Business LIVE event.Taking place on 26 March at Old Billingsgate, the conference features an ...

An extra £40.5 million of funding has been allocated to support essential capital repairs and maintenance across schools, colleges and universities in Wales.