Thursday, 22 October 2026 — Less admin, more teaching: the call from Italy
ANDIS, the Italian headteachers’ association, is calling on the Ministry to reduce and harmonise the administrative burden in schools, simplify digital platforms and strengthen support staff. This is a practical plea that echoes challenges faced by school leaders worldwide who are juggling teaching with endless paperwork.
Around one in seven young people aged 16-24 in the UK are not in education, employment or training. This ongoing issue highlights the urgent need for targeted support and fresh strategies to connect young people with opportunities.
A forensic linguist explains how analysing language on chats and social media, supported by AI, can help anticipate violent behaviour among students. It’s a fascinating new angle on safeguarding that schools should keep an eye on.
The government’s £100m boost for apprenticeships is welcome, but with AI changing skills demands fast, questions remain if it’s enough to future-proof young people’s careers. It’s a debate schools and colleges need to join.
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