CISG15 review

It's CISG15, but not as we know it...

Luton multi-academy trust propose new free school to DfE

Chiltern Learning Trust has proposed a new mainstream free school in Luton to the Department f...

Benenden hosts chemistry extravaganza

Chemistry brought to life at inaugural inter-schools event with the Royal Society of Chemistry...

UWE set for £23m accommodation scheme

Townhouses on the way as UWE's student village expands at Frenchay in a new £23 million scheme...

Bishop's Stortford wins catering award

The catering team at Bishop's Stortford College have won a major national catering award for f...

Young people inspired by the Skills Show 2015

Skills Show welcomes over 78,000 visitors to provide careers and training advice

University challenged

Rebecca Paddick asks some of the sector's experts, how will HE tackle the big issues in 2016?

And the winner is?

Tiny Green PC touchscreen competition winner announced

Wycombe Abbey sets new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title

Wycombe Abbey has set a new Guinness World Records title for the most people playing monopoly ...

On the crest of a wave

Adapting to changes in the economic climate

Calling aspiring executive chefs

An innovative new training and learning support programme for ambitious University chefs is of...

Industry group makes a stand on education bill

Education experts have suggested a radical new amendment to the Education and Adoption Bill

Bolton's Christmas elves complete trolley dash

Year seven girls at Bolton School fundraise to buy gifts for disadvantaged young people in Man...

Athens school kids try out UST projectors

Avgoulea-Linardatou School in Athens is making learning more collaborative with 35 Sony VPL-SW...

University students' union named best bar none

Students' union bars at Chichester named the best in the country for work in promoting safe dr...

Staffordshire announces future V-C

Professor Liz Barnes from Sheffield Hallam University has been announced the next Vice-Chancel...

Edtech in 2016: Rosetta Stone's top trends

Donavan Whyte lists five key themes in learning and development for 2016

Prime Minister: we want to go further and faster

David Cameron promises to tackle 'dangerous tolerance of mediocrity' in education during speec...