Tuesday, 27 October 2026 — What today’s education news means for you
With rising pressures on senior leaders, ongoing leadership development is key. It’s not just about managing today but building capability for tomorrow’s challenges. Worth a look for anyone responsible for school or college leadership.
BMet’s recent conference put the spotlight on how human intelligence must remain central in AI adoption. It’s a timely reminder that technology should support, not replace, the human in education.
The world of work is evolving fast and so should our approach to skills development. This piece highlights the urgent need to equip young people with skills that match today’s and tomorrow’s job market.
Students in France continue to protest against teacher shortages and poor school conditions. It’s a stark reminder of the ongoing struggles some education systems face, with lessons for us on the importance of investment and support.
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If your school is thinking about AI, this report is a must-read. It highlights the gap in AI training and what that means for effective use in classrooms.
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