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There seems to be a lot of confusion around eligibility for the above scheme, currently being rolled out by the DfE. A number of national School IT suppliers are cold-calling and emailing schools, giving them the impression that they are eligible for substantial funding to improve and upgrade their network infrastructure. For clarification, I’d like […]

Click below to download ABLE’s Autumn Newsletter featuring: Messages from ABLE’s Director & Chair Details about our upcoming conferences Our plans for this year’s business network training events Nutrition tips for school leaders The Evolution of Multi-Academy trusts Self-Care through mindfulness How to prepare for your Year-End Audit Free Finance training Updates from our corporate

This event is FREE for ABLE members | £55 for non-members We are pleased to introduce – our keynote speaker Pam Burrows, People Booster – The Secrets of Professional Presentations. There are a variety of interesting workshop choices for both morning and afternoon sessions, and a large Exhibition- a one-stop-shop for all your school, academy or

Neil brings with him a whole host of experience gained from working in a Local Authority, a MAT and a Nursery School, we are looking forward to Neil supporting the ABLE committee to continue to provide high quality conferences and events for our members. Find out more about Neil below: I am very honoured to

Do you know anywhere else that you can get attendance at 3 full day conferences and regular training events for only £65 per year? Benefits of ABLE Membership: Membership will entitle you to: Meet colleagues and share experiences on topical issues within Educational Business Management Free attendance at 3 conferences per year including lunch and

Robin Harrison, Facilities & Resources Manager at Rushcliffe Spencer Academy and a Fellow of the Institute of School Business Leadership, explores how a realistic School Environmental Policy and associated Action Plan can make a difference. In October 2021 the UK Government issued the Net Zero Strategy: Build Back Greener, which indicates that “schools and colleges