The landscape of education recruitment is shifting. If you are a school leader, business manager, or trust executive, you have likely heard of the Government Commercial Agreement (GCA) framework, officially known as RM6376. Launched in Spring 2026 to replace the old STaTS framework, RM6376 is the government’s attempt to standardise how you source supply staff and permanent professionals. While it offers a structured route to market, it has also sparked a wave of confusion.

Teacher training is one of the most important investments the education system makes, and one of the most significant a trainee teacher makes in themselves. Get it right, and you produce confident, well-prepared teachers who make a real difference to pupils from day one. Get it wrong, and newly qualified teachers can find themselves underprepared, overwhelmed and heading for the exit within a few years. So, what does genuinely effective teacher training look like, and why does it matter so much?.

If you’re looking for a career where you can make a difference every single day, becoming a classroom assistant could be the perfect path. Classroom Assistants, also known as Teaching Assistants (TAs), play a crucial role in supporting both teachers and pupils and helping to create a positive and inclusive learning environment. So, how do you get started in this role? If you’ve ever wondered how to become a Classroom Assistant, this article will guide you through everything you need to know, from the qualifications that you may need, to the skills that make a great Classroom Assistant, and the career opportunities this path can open up.

March 26th is Epilepsy Awareness Day, also known as Purple Day. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about epilepsy and helping to reduce the stigma that surrounds this neurological disorder. Epilepsy affects more than 65 million people worldwide, so it's essential to educate yourself and others about this condition. This blog post will discuss epilepsy and what you can do to help support those who live with it.