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Catch up on the latest in ICT for education and how Dataspire can support you in creating outstanding teaching and learning environments, both in the classroom and through remote learning.

School Leader learning if their school is digital-future ready.

Why Most UK Schools Still Aren’t Ready for the Digital Future

Most school leaders think they know where they stand digitally, but recent DfE research has revealed a clear gap. What can be done and where do you start?

SLT Discussing Solar Energy Options and the difference it is making to improve outcomes.

Solar Energy Solutions for Schools: Turning Your Rooftops into Revenue

Find out how schools across the UK are turning rooftops into revenue streams whilst creating tomorrow's green future with Solar Energy for Education.

Teacher with students using tech in the classroom at Oldershaw School

The Hidden Costs of School IT Downtime

Learn about the Summer IT Readiness programme that provides a structured approach to planning, implementing, and testing technology changes during the critical summer window.

High school children using technology in a science class

Wireless Infrastructure: The Foundation of Modern Schools

How upgrading your school's Wi-Fi transforms learning outcomes and why Connect the Classroom funding is crucial for educational equality.

Secondary/High School Children using technology in their IT suite

A Guide to the Updated DfE Digital and Technology Standards and Funding

The Department for Education (DfE) has recently updated 6 of its Digital and Technology Standards and Funding to ensure schools are equipped to meet current challenges and opportunities in the digital landscape.

2 teenagers in school uniform using laptops. There is a teacher in the background giving instructions.

Filtering and Monitoring: A Guide to the Updated DfE Standards

The DfE has updated their filtering and monitoring standards for schools and colleges. These standards have been created to help schools keep children and young people safe online.

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