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Calling all teachers! Fancy bringing a buzz to your classroom in 2024? Here at Flying Flowers, we want to help. As a leading flower delivery company, we know a lot about sending happiness in a bouquet but, we’re also passionate about sustainability and saving wild bees. That’s why we’re launching …
Read More »Join Schools Broadband at Bett!
Say hi to our friendly team on Stand SB60, South Hall. This year our stand is a must-visit! We’re running a competition for one lucky school to win 12 months free DfE & KCSiE compliant filtering, firewall, Safeguarding Incident Management, Telemetry & Reporting. To enter visit www.schoolsbroadband. co.uk/competition answer one …
Read More »Learning By Questions has Classrooms buzzing with excitement
Fully engaged pupils who groan with disappointment when the lesson stops. Teachers with real-time classroom insights at their fingertips and the power to give every child the right level of support at the right time. All this is available to you on the Learning by Questions stand, so take the …
Read More »Bodet offers dedicated solutions for schools and colleges through its solutions which provide class change, lockdown alerts, PA and synchronised clock systems.
For children’s safety, it is essential to have a lockdown system in place. With Bodet’s Harmonys range, an alert can be sent across the school, informing of the lockdown, or other emergencies, protecting pupils and staff. Bodet’s microphones broadcast customisable messages to individual classes, rather than communicating to multiple zones. …
Read More »Improving Sustainability one brush stroke at a time
When designing education facilities, sustainability should be high up on the agenda to ensure that emissions are reduced, maintenance cycles are extended, and the environment is as safe and pleasant as possible for staff and students. In this article, Duncan Lochhead, Commercial Sustainability Manager at Dulux Decorator Centre explains how …
Read More »How were the country’s best athletes inspired?
Get Set’s new My Best Teacher films reveal how Team GB and ParalympicsGB athletes were inspired by their teachers during their school years, and how this helped them on their journeys to becoming elite athletes. The series of videos can help inspire your class to think about the difference their …
Read More »Top five high school continues conservation work by planting thousands of flowers in community
A secondary school promoting conservation in its community planted thousands of flowers and plants as part of a sustainability project. Following their incredible efforts in collecting more than 12,000 pieces of litter from beaches and parks during the summer, pupils from Ysgol Eirias in Colwyn Bay seeded more than 6,000 …
Read More »Major round of appointments to NASBTT Board of Trustees
Six education and training leaders have been recruited to the National Association of School-Based Teacher Trainers (NASBTT) Board of Trustees. Cat Scutt MBE, Deputy CEO, Education and Research at the Chartered College of Teaching, brings a range of sector-wide expertise to the NASBTT Board. A former English teacher, Cat’s roles …
Read More »Over half of UK citizens aren’t recycling properly. Schools can join ‘The Big Recycling Hunt’ to help change that – and win up to £250!
Presently, over half of UK citizens dispose of items in the rubbish bin that could instead be recycled[1]. Recycle Now wants to inspire children aged five to eleven to help change that, with The Big Recycling Hunt – a nationwide hunt to find ‘lost recyclables’ that often end up in …
Read More »Pupils at St Martin’s Garden, in Bath, feeling the benefit of empowerment
Girls at a primary school in Bath have been leaving notes of kindness for their classmates as part an afterschool initiative which is sparking friendships and building confidence. The Mighty Girls afterschool club is held at St Martin’s Garden Primary School in Bath. The club provides pupils with the opportunity …
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