Transport remains the highest carbon-emitting sector in the UK. So how can schools encourage a greener school run, as well as prioritise sustainable options for all school-related transport needs? Alice Ridley from the Campaign for Better Transport, explores …

Jackie Maginnis, chief executive of the Modular and Portable Building Association, scrutinises the aims and achievements of the School Rebuilding Programme and considers if the new government will be able to do any better than the previous regime The state of the school estate has been under an ...

The digital divide. With homework often set online, pupils that do not have access to a digital device are at a major disadvantage. Elizabeth Anderson from the Digital Poverty Alliance examines the issue and how schools can help.

Richard Allen, an Executive at Naace, The ICT Association, looks at how technology and ICT in education supports, empowers and enables the development of many aspects of education in the context of the modern world and it describes some of the benefits for stakeholders.

Welcome to this issue of Education Business magazine, which reveals our EB50 Most Influential list.Now in its third year, the EB50 is our pick of the fifty most impactful people shaping the education landscape. This may be through transforming classroom practice, curriculum delivery, assessment, governance, business management, funding, …

The global education technology show Bett returns to London's ExCel on 22-24 January to showcase the latest education technology and host talks from inspiring professionals from the EdTech sector Now in its 40th year, Bett 2025 will continue to showcase innovative education technology from global ...

If the right to request flexible working becomes a day-one right, there will be challenges - but also benefits - for school leaders, staff and students. Lucy Makins, recruitment manager for HFL Education, takes a look at how it can be effectively implementing and …

Education Business LIVE is a carefully designed conference and exhibition bringing together education people with a passion for the promotion and development of effective school leadership, management, learning and teaching.

The government is currently reviewing the national curriculum, calling into question the importance, accessibility, and quality of Physical Education taught in schools. David Clarke, CEO of ParalympicsGB, sheds light on the importance of …

A recent report has highlighted that schools are cutting back on school trips due to stretched finances and pressed timetables. But in the face of widening educational inequality and declining mental wellbeing, the benefits of school trips have never been more needed, writes Justine Lee from the School Travel Forum