Preparing for Ofsted: Engaging Staff, Parents & Pupils with Edurio
When Ofsted calls, will you be ready? Discover how one trust used Edurio’s platform to evidence stakeholder voice, demonstrate impact, and lead with confidence.
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Latest changes to the KCSIE guidelines for 2025/26
This blog aims to get you up to speed with the latest changes to the Keeping Children Safe in Education guidelines for 2025/26.
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School Workforce Census 2024
See key stats from the School Workforce Census 2024 – trends in teacher and support staff recruitment, retention and absences.
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3 Key Education News Stories – What’s New
Keeping up with the news can be a challenge. See our summary of must-read news stories in education from last week to stay informed and empowered.
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The Changing Picture of Flexible Working in Schools
Flexible working in schools is no longer a luxury but a vital strategy to address staff wellbeing, retention, and recruitment challenges.
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Leading through Listening
In today’s evolving education landscape, the role of leadership is being redefined. Beyond operational excellence, leaders are increasingly expected to build trust, both organisationally and relationally.
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How to Design Effective School Surveys
When you run a survey, every question you ask competes for both. That’s why designing effective survey questions is crucial for gathering useful and meaningful feedback.
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Why Teacher-Parents Are Leaving the Profession?
Explore how parental status influences teacher resignation rates and what this means for retention, wellbeing, and family-work compatibility in education.
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DIY vs Professional Education Surveys
While DIY tools offer convenience, they often lack the expertise, benchmarking, and analysis needed to turn feedback into action.
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Are You Confident in Your Trust’s SEND Provision?
Discover Edurio’s new Self-Assessment Tool for trust-level SEND leaders—designed to support impact, clarity, and informed decision-making under pressure.
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