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Why move your MIS to the cloud?
I’ve been lucky enough to work in further and higher education software for over 20 years. Recently I’ve seen more…
16th July 2019
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4 ways technology can help with staffing shortages in schools
Whether it’s due to technological advancement, government legislation or a combination of factors, education is evolving; from classroom learning, to…
9th January 2019
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Management Information Systems and school development
Most schools now rely on a Management Information System (MIS) to complete statutory requirements such as the School Census and…
4th September 2017
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Tackling truancy with technology
Truancy has been a problem for schools as long as memories serve, and isn’t going away easily. It hasn’t always…
13th July 2017
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Tech turnaround
When the Manor Academy in Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire was placed in special measures in autumn 2011, Ofsted inspectors said ‘the…
22nd June 2016
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Connected classrooms
Sporting the theme ‘Collaborate, Educate, Celebrate’, Capita’s SIMS Independent and International Schools conference 2016 saw over 300 delegates gather at…
4th March 2016
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Hit or MIS?
Management information systems (MIS) broadly refer to computer-based systems that provide managers with the tools to organize, evaluate and efficiently…
15th October 2015
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First UTC awarded OFSTED Outstanding
UTC Reading has become the country’s first university technical college (UTC) to be rated Outstanding by Ofsted inspectors who particularly praised…
22nd September 2015
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Does your MIS support your School Improvement Plan?
Your School Development Plan (SDP) lies at the heart of what you do, making a strong statement around the priorities…
3rd September 2015
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The information game
Technology has transformed teaching in recent years, with interactive screens replacing blackboards and tablets replacing books, enhancing tuition and learning…
2nd April 2015
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