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Does Your Physical Space Reflect Your Organisation’s Excellence?
The School Is Closed. So Why Is the Meter Still Running?
The New Academy Energy Rule: Can Your Trust Evidence ‘Comparable Pricing’?
Greenwich and Kent universities complete ‘super-university’ merger
Major Cyber Incident Exposes Education Contact Data as Schools Urged to Remain Vigilant
Why estates must prioritise asbestos and fire safety
Critical but Overlooked: Why Fire Safety and Asbestos Should Top Your Estates Agenda in 2025/26 In a year where compliance standards are tightening and funding windows are closing fast, fire
How School Leaders Can Build Safer, Smarter Estates in 2025/26
This year, facilities leadership isn’t optional—it’s mission-critical. With billions in capital funding, new safety risks in focus, and climate resilience climbing the agenda, the 2025/26 academic year marks a generational
Wellbeing After the Bell: How Schools Are Supporting Pupils and Staff Beyond the Timetable
In the past, school wellbeing was largely confined to pastoral care within the school day. But in 2025, that’s no longer enough. Rising anxiety among pupils, staff burnout, cost-of-living stress,
Tutors International Welcomes First-Ever Level 7 Qualification for Tutors
Tutors International warmly welcomes the launch of the new Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Tutoring (PGCert PT), developed by Qualified Tutor in partnership with the University of Worcester. This groundbreaking Level…
London Business School Becomes First UK Business School to Provide AI for All
London Business School (LBS) — routinely ranked among the top business schools in the world — has officially become the first customer in the UK to deploy nebulaONE®, a secure…
Ofsted in 2025: What’s Changing—And How Smart School Leaders Are Responding
Ofsted inspections in 2025 are no longer about ticking boxes or performing under pressure. They’re about leadership clarity, safeguarding culture, and curriculum depth—seen through the eyes of real staff, real
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
Procurement Act helps school leaders stretch budgets
With inflation still pressuring school budgets, and pupil needs growing in complexity, the 2025/26 academic year presents a challenging financial landscape for school and trust leaders. But there is also
The Audi Q5 e-hybrid: All-Rounder with Enhanced Electric Range
Audi expands the Q5 lineup with new plug-in hybrid models: the Q5 SUV e-hybrid quattro and Q5 Sportback e-hybrid quattro. Both deliver 299PS (220 kW) and feature a significantly improved
Opportunities for IT and Telecom Companies in Education
The education sector represents a vast and growing opportunity for IT and telecom companies seeking new markets for their products and services. From cloud infrastructure to broadband provision, cybersecurity to
Why 2025/26 Is the Time for Schools to Upgrade to FTTP
Across England, thousands of schools now sit within Full Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) enabled areas—yet many continue to operate on ageing, unreliable broadband. This isn’t just a missed infrastructure
When is the best time to install new equipment?
With over 50 years’ experience in supplying and maintaining commercial equipment, schools and other education settings across the UK trust JLA to take care of it. JLA understands the challenge