Thursday, 12 November 2026 — Navigating technology, safety, and career pathways in education
Big names IBM and the National Cyber Security Centre are expanding free cyber security and AI learning resources for secondary schools. This means more practical support for teachers and students to handle digital risks and opportunities safely.
More than 1,000 schools across Scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of England have received bomb hoax emails. Police urge vigilance but stress there’s no direct threat, while schools keep calm and carry on.
A new push aims to create 200,000 extra work experience places by getting small businesses involved. This could make a real difference in giving young people hands-on career exposure beyond the classroom.
The EdExec LIVE event in Leeds will gather school business leaders to share insights and strengthen the community. Good leadership support is vital for schools juggling budgets, tech, and operational challenges.
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This report hits the nail on the head: schools are keen to use AI but lack the training to do it well. The key takeaway? Invest in teacher support if AI is going to be more than a buzzword in classrooms.
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