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The Common Concern: Named vs Generic Emails

Stop ignoring the way schools want to be approached—by overlooking their preferred contact methods, you risk missing out on meaningful connections and efficient communication with the very decision-makers you’re trying

Addressing the Teacher Shortage

The teacher shortage in the UK is more than a staffing issue—it’s a crisis that threatens the very fabric of our education system. With vacancies rising, recruitment becoming increasingly difficult,

Tackling the Mental Health Crisis in Schools

We are witnessing the profound effects of a growing mental health crisis among both students and staff. The aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with academic pressures and the cost-of-living

Schools urged to improve PE for SEND students

Schools Minister, Catherine McKinnell, is calling on schools to enhance physical education (PE) and school sport opportunities for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), in the spirit of

Innovations in UK Schools: Transforming Education for the Future

The educational landscape in the UK is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by various innovations aimed at enhancing the learning experience and preparing students for a rapidly evolving world. These

Leighton Park School becomes First Ever Senior School To Partner with Her Game Too

Leighton Park School and Her Game Too are proud to announce a groundbreaking new partnership as the charity, dedicated to the promotion of girls in sport, signs up its very

Education really can change the world

The Online School was born as a response to the global lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. They were able to prove that quality education can be

Vulnerable children ‘still at risk of harm’

Ofsted has been running monitoring visits to check on children’s services at BCP Council, after finding it inadequate in December 2021 Vulnerable children in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are still