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The big debate: Should school lunches be vegan?

School dinners have always been a topic of discussion between parents and educators. The conversation often centres on finding meals...
By Maria Di Mario

October 31, 2023
1 278
Educators
The big debate: Is university the right choice for every school leaver?

In 2022, 37.5% of school leavers in the UK went on to study at a university. The percentage of students...
By Maria Di Mario

August 15, 2023
5 521
Educators
The big debate: AI and education

The future is here. AI technology has developed in leaps and bounds in the last 12 months, thanks to open...
By Maria Di Mario

May 23, 2023
12 2736
Educators
How to help your students cope with exam stress

Exam season is here. Teachers and students have been preparing for these exams since last summer – and now is...
By Maria Di Mario

May 23, 2023
4 801
Educators
AI writing tools and education: what teachers need to know in 2023

AI is by no means anything new. The concept dates back to 400 BC when according to Greek mythology, Talos,...
By Nik Peachey

January 25, 2023
102 8606
Educators
Our top 10 most popular blog posts of 2022

And just like that, 2022 is almost behind us. We’re sure it’s been another busy year – it certainly has...
By Becki Grahame

December 21, 2022
1 989
Educators
The big debate: Should children start school at 7?

A child’s first day at school is an important life milestone – and a day that many never forget. Abilities,...
By Vinod Aithal

December 1, 2022
15 7401
Educators
Five tips for a successful parents’ evening

It’s the start of a new school year, which means that teachers have a whole new set of parents to...
By Maria Di Mario

October 3, 2022
4 2361
Educators
How to conduct a digital skills gap analysis in your school

Back in 2020, 90% of learners surveyed for Pearson’s Global Learner Survey believed that online learning would become a permanent...
By Maria Di Mario

August 24, 2022
5 1697
Educators
Five ways that international schools can boost teacher retention

Teacher retention can be a struggle for international schools. A study from a few years ago found that the average...
By Maria Di Mario

July 15, 2022
8 1779

Educators

School dinners have always been a topic of discussion between parents and educators. The conversation often centres on finding meals...

In 2022, 37.5% of school leavers in the UK went on to study at a university. The percentage of students...

The future is here. AI technology has developed in leaps and bounds in the last 12 months, thanks to open...

Exam season is here. Teachers and students have been preparing for these exams since last summer – and now is...

AI is by no means anything new. The concept dates back to 400 BC when according to Greek mythology, Talos,...

And just like that, 2022 is almost behind us. We’re sure it’s been another busy year – it certainly has...

A child’s first day at school is an important life milestone – and a day that many never forget. Abilities,...

It’s the start of a new school year, which means that teachers have a whole new set of parents to...

Back in 2020, 90% of learners surveyed for Pearson’s Global Learner Survey believed that online learning would become a permanent...

Teacher retention can be a struggle for international schools. A study from a few years ago found that the average...