Sunday, 25 October 2026 — Practical insights for today’s educators and leaders
The Renters' Rights Act has given students more freedom to end tenancies early, but landlords are warning this could push rents up. This matters for schools with many students living away from home and raises questions about affordability and support.
New government guidance helps schools understand risks around serious violence and outlines how to prevent and respond to incidents. This is vital for school leaders aiming to create safer environments and protect students effectively.
The 2026 AI in Education report shows schools are keen to adopt AI but lack the training to do so confidently and safely. The key takeaway? Without proper support, technology won’t reach its potential in classrooms.
Currently, most allergy safety falls on parents and individual schools, but there’s growing pressure for stronger, standardised policies. For school leaders, this is a wake-up call to review how well they protect vulnerable pupils.
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