Wednesday, 26 August 2026 — From AI in classrooms to school leadership realities
Microsoft’s latest report reveals that schools are keen on AI but lack the training to make the most of it. This highlights a real gap between tech potential and classroom reality. Schools need practical support to use AI safely and effectively.
Further education staff are passionate about their roles but often feel their voices don’t count in decision-making. This disconnect can affect morale and ultimately student outcomes. Leaders need to listen up and engage staff meaningfully.
New guidance on digital assemblies and votes for school bodies aims to streamline governance while keeping things transparent. Schools must have the right regulations and tech in place to make this work smoothly from day one.
There’s a push to officially classify teaching as a tiring and demanding profession. This could change how schools support staff wellbeing and manage workloads. It’s a timely reminder that teaching isn’t just mental, it’s physical too.
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