I’ve always found the spring term an exciting time. It’s when ideas are planted, ready to be harvested in the summer. It’s a term full

When I started my first IT technician role the September after getting my A-Level results, I had no real idea what I was stepping into.

It was an incredible summer this year — possibly my busiest ever, and pleasingly, one of the most successful. With the Windows 10 end-of-life deadline

Yes, it is. Behind the classroom doors and learning platforms, UK schools are silently drowning in technical debt – and it’s costing more than just

In an age of ever tightening budgets in edtech and education in general – and with the need to implement even more complicated and larger

When chatting with my colleagues who remained working directly for schools or trusts, one of the main topics is the difference between working for an MSP, versus working directly for the organisation.

This week I took part in a webinar focusing on the importance of accessibility within edtech, and how schools could embrace it within their digital

Like the Simpsons, the need to move schools forward with their IT never seems to end. And even more like the Simpsons, many schools are

Looking back at 2024 and into 2025 As we head into a new year, it’s always a good idea to reflect on the past 12