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Technology is prevalent across every aspect of our lives today and will continue to play an even more significant role in the careers and personal lives of future generations. A large majority of chil ... -
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Exploring Mental Health, LGBTQ+ History, Climate Change and Black History and Experiences through Into Film+ -
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Whether you’re a SEND lead, a class teacher or a one-to-one learning support assistant, the desire to ensure all children thrive permeates every aspect of the school day. -
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The number and range of technological options available to Deaf learners has significantly increased in recent years. -
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Preventing waste is high on most people’s agendas, and taking care of the planet’s precious resources is vital for all our futures. The organisation 2econd Chance addresses two of our most pressing is ... -
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A few months into global lockdown, at the peak of mass school closures in most countries, and on the brink of an economic crisis on a scale the world has possibly never seen, we have started talking a ... -
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In this article, we invite Funmilola from Dixons Trinity Academy to discuss the importance of celebrating Black History Month and what work there is still to do. -
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John Galloway from our UK advisory board investigates co-design in assistive technologies. -
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The landscape of teaching has changed greatly over the last year. In this article, Sian Collinson explores where we go from here. -
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In this article Tim and Natalia explore what governments need to do to ensure marginalised children have access to meaningful learning. -
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Laura Stephens joins us on the Bett Community Hub to discuss her college’s approach to student technology advocates. -
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Joysy John joins us on the Bett Community Hub to share her thoughts on the future of work and learning. -
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As part of our ‘GEC Manifesto for Education in Practice’ article series, Cláudia Costin and Mark Sparvell explore the manifesto point: Universal access to technology should be part of every child’s ri ... -
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Who better to illustrate point four of the Global Education Council Manifesto for Education than Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Web Foundation Co-founder Rosemary Leith. -
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We must support vulnerable children and communities who do not have equitable access to education to reduce the widening equity gap. -
Children all over the UK are accessing learning portals, the internet, online classes. But for many children whose additional educational needs mean that they are unable to access the world of online ...