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Britain’s Mental Health Crisis: What It Means for Education and the Next Generation

The United Kingdom has been ranked the most stressed country in the world and the second most miserable overall, according to the Global Mind Project’s “Mental State of the World”

Smart Solutions for Growing Demand: Modular Classrooms in England’s Overcapacity and SEN Challenge

A PRESSING NEED IN ENGLISH SCHOOLS In England, schools are facing unprecedented demand for space—particularly in areas experiencing rapid population growth and increased identification of pupils with Special Educational Needs

Empowering Schools to Shine with Solar

Seize the Sun: A Complete Guide for Private Schools to Replicate Great British Energy’s Solar Success At The School Network, our mission is to empower private schools with insights to

School Staff Crave Wellbeing Support

New research has revealed a major disconnect between the wellbeing support schools provide to staff, and what teachers and education employees say they need — highlighting that current offerings are

Trusted Experts to Help Schools Cut Energy Spend

UK Schools Urged to Slash £227 Million in Energy Costs with Flexible Contracts via Trusted Procurement Experts in Autumn 2025 As autumn 2025 nears, UK schools have a critical opportunity

Air Purifiers Offer Relief in London Schools

A new school year has begun and research from The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) says that more than 1.5million children in England live in homes with…

Government to crackdown on bad behaviour and boost attendance

Education Secretary makes back-to-school call for parents to ensure children are in the classroom ready to learn Hundreds of thousands of children will benefit from improved attendance, calmer classrooms and

Stronger Health & Safety for Schools Ahead

A Safer Tomorrow: Why 2025/26 Demands a New Standard for Health & Safety in Schools As we enter the 2025/26 academic year, health and safety has emerged as a top

Should UK Teachers Have Stronger Disciplinary Powers?

Rethinking Authority in the Classroom The question of how much authority teachers should have to discipline students isn’t just a schoolyard debate—it’s a national conversation. In the UK, where classroom

Schools on climate frontline with green opportunity

As climate change tightens its grip, England’s schools are fast becoming ground zero for rising temperatures, heavier rain, and growing water shortages. A recent government report by the Department for

The Hidden Opportunity in Your School Car Park

How Your School Can Lead the EV Revolution Every day, you shape the future—nurturing young minds, building community, and championing progress. But what if one of your school’s most overlooked

Aligning schools with DfE digital standards 2025–26

Meeting the Digital Moment As part of the Government’s strategy to modernise school infrastructure, the Department for Education (DfE) has committed £45 million in 2025–26 to improve school connectivity. This