Education Today (UK)

Education Today stands out as the sole business magazine dedicated to the entire education industry, covering everything from primary schools to adult learning. It offers the latest updates on the N.C, L.M.S, and the various supplies and services available for the 5-16 age group. Additionally, it assists decision-makers in navigating the ever-evolving landscape of technology, equipment, services, teaching techniques, and educational resources.

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BBC Teach heads to the Eden Project for an Earth Day Live Lesson

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

Schools are invited to join hosts, Naomi Wilkinson and Lizzie Daly, for a BBC Teach Live Lesson to be broadcast on Earth Day, Tuesday 22 April. The lesson will follow the journey of the water cycle. Children will be taken on a trip deep inside the Eden Project’s Rainforest Biome to learn about the constant movement of water. During their rainforest ‘expedition’, they will be asked to solve a series of riddles to help them put the different stages of the water cycle in order.
E.ON introduces New Energy Academy to bolster students’ sustainability skills

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

E.ON, a pioneer in the energy industry, has launched the ‘New Energy Academy‘, a free educational programme designed to empower students with the skills and inspiration needed to lead the charge towards a more sustainable future. By sparking curiosity about green careers and fostering key employability skills, E.ON is nurturing the next generation of trailblazers who will help drive the transition to net zero.
Esri UK joins forces with STEM Learning to train teachers in geospatial technology

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

Esri UK has partnered with STEM Learning to provide GIS (Geographic Information System) training courses for teachers in the north of England for the first time. The courses will enable teachers to use the latest geospatial technology in lessons and give students aged 11 to 18 new skills and unlock exciting careers. The new programme will take place at the National STEM Learning Centre in York and be delivered by Esri UK’s schools team.
UK’s biggest active travel school challenge returns

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

Children are invited to take on the UK’s biggest walking, wheeling, scooting and cycling challenge to help change the future of travel. Sustrans’ Big Walk and Wheel, sponsored by Schwalbe Tyres UK Limited, takes place from 24th March to 4th April 2025 and inspires children across the country to make active journeys, boosting physical and mental health, improving air quality and discovering how individual actions make a difference.
South Yorkshire’s Marshland Primary Academy goes green

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

Pupils and teachers at Marshland Primary Academy in Moorends, near Doncaster, part of Venn Academy Trust, are celebrating cutting their carbon footprint after successfully installing a modern ground source heat pump system and other state-of-the-art energy efficiency measures.
Professor at Goldsmiths University develops tech to revolutionise student safety

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

A Goldsmiths, University of London professor has developed a groundbreaking QR code system, MiCode, designed to revolutionise emergency medical care and mental health support for students. The brainchild of Professor James Ohene-Djan, Professor of Computer Science at Goldsmiths University, MiCode allows students to securely store and instantly share vital medical information, potentially saving lives in critical situations and ensuring appropriate care during mental health crises.
Cheshire College esports team makes finals of Formula 1 League

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

The Esports team at Cheshire College – South & West has secured a place in the final round of the Formula 1 Student Racing League. After a series of intense knockout races, the College team earned a spot in the top 10, where they will compete against nine other colleges and universities from across the UK. The finals will take place on April 29th, 2025, at the iconic Williams F1 factory in Oxfordshire.
Tutor Doctor Cambridge partners with sports charity to support disadvantaged children

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

Having delivered more than 200,000 hours of tutoring to students across Cambridgeshire in 2024 alone, Rob and Lynne Kerrison – owners of Tutor Doctor Cambridge – have now gone the extra step in supporting the children in their own area. The community-minded couple have revealed an exciting new collaboration with a leading local sports development charity to launch a dedicated learning hub, providing personalised tuition alongside sports and fitness coaching.
YPO and Currys Business partner up to power up schools

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

YPO has partnered with leading electronics retailer Currys Business to make electronics equipment more readily available to schools and public sector organisations. A range of technology, including laptops and tablets, will be available for purchase compliantly as part of the partnership between YPO, one of the UK’s largest public sector procurement organisations, and Currys Business.
River Thames to help power University of East London net zero campus of the future

1 month ago | education-today.co.uk | Charlotte Westwood

The University of East London (UEL) is extending its strategic partnership with global technology company Siemens in a contract that will see the business design and install a Water Source Heat Pump (WSHP) to help power its net zero campus of the future.