Government Announces 10,000 Technology Work Placements for Young People
Young people looking for their first job will benefit from 10,000 new work experience placements to open doors into the UK’s digital and tech sector All secondary schools are now
Enfield Council Approves £52.1m School Capital Investment Programme Through 2030
Enfield Council has approved a £52.1 million schools capital programme covering the period from 2026/27 to 2029/30, supporting investment in education buildings, improvements to school facilities and the development of
Does Your Physical Space Reflect Your Organisation’s Excellence?
Rosso Signs | Education Estates & Signage Does Your Physical Space Reflect Your Organisation’s Excellence? You pour endless energy into delivering excellence. Your team is dedicated, your operations
The School Is Closed. So Why Is the Meter Still Running?
BetterConnected Energy Consultancy – Done Differently School Energy Intelligence The School Is Closed. So Why Is the Meter Still Running? The summer break gives schools an unusual chance to see
The New Academy Energy Rule: Can Your Trust Evidence ‘Comparable Pricing’?
BetterConnected Energy Consultancy – Done Differently Academy Trust Energy Procurement The New Academy Energy Rule: Can Your Trust Evidence ‘Comparable Pricing’? A small paragraph in the new Academy Trust Handbook
Greenwich and Kent universities complete ‘super-university’ merger
The University of Greenwich and University of Kent have today confirmed that their merger has successfully completed as expected and the new London and South East University Group – to
Major Cyber Incident Exposes Education Contact Data as Schools Urged to Remain Vigilant
A significant cybersecurity incident affecting the Department for Education (DfE) has highlighted the growing importance of cyber resilience across the UK’s education sector after hundreds of thousands of records containing
Why Energy Contract Clarity Matters
School Energy & Procurement Before Schools Close: Why Energy Contract Clarity Matters Before September Energy contracts do not follow the academic calendar. As schools prepare for the summer break, understanding
Is Your School Buying Energy at the Right Time
School Energy Strategy Is Your School Buying Energy at the Right Time, or Just When the Contract Runs Out? Energy procurement is often triggered by an approaching expiry date. But
New Enrichment Benchmarks Put School Spaces in Focus
Schools across England are being encouraged to take a more structured approach to enrichment following the publication of a new government framework designed to broaden the experiences available to children
New Estate Standards Set Expectations for FE Colleges
Further education colleges across England are being encouraged to take a more strategic, data-led approach to managing their buildings and facilities under new estate management standards published by the Department
Government to cut costs for parents ahead of new school year
From September, 1,400 more schools get free breakfast clubs, branded uniform costs are capped, saving families up to £1,000 a year on school costs. Families will see the cost of