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What Other Countries Are Doing – and Why It Works

Discover how countries like Japan, Finland and Iceland teach resilience in schools – and why the UK needs to follow their lead. This blog explores what resilience education could look like here, and reveals the emerging opportunities for EdTech companies and education suppliers to support schools with curriculum resources, digital literacy, and teacher training.

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When Holidays Clash with Education: How the Travel Industry Fuels the Attendance Crisis

Rising holiday costs are adding to the UK school attendance crisis. With family breaks often hundreds of pounds cheaper during term time, many parents feel forced to take children out of school. This blog explores how education, government, and the travel industry could work together to balance affordable family time with the importance of school attendance.

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VAT Fallout: What the Private School Exodus Means for State Schools and Education Suppliers

As the government’s VAT policy on private school fees takes effect, thousands of pupils are moving into the state sector — and more private schools may be forced to close. This blog explores the growing impact on both private and state schools, the pressure on state school capacity, potential teacher recruitment gains, and what these changes mean for EdTech companies and education suppliers.

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