
Recording and sharing a student’s journey is becoming more important than ever
Published
Monday, 20 February
Author
Mark Rosser
Categories
Share
Over the last 7 years, the UK education sector has been under substantial pressure to adapt to many political whims and fancies. This has included new programmes of study for schools in England, new curriculums for Wales and Scotland, changes to assessment in England and Scotland, the expansion of academies and free schools, changes to the EYFS Framework, and the reformation of a whole range of qualifications. All of this has come on top of real-term budget cuts, changes to teachers’ pay and conditions, and a national staffing crisis.
This content is restricted to BESA members
LoginNot yet a member?
Become a part of the BESA community and unlock exclusive business advantages, including:
- Trusted provider status to enhance your industry credibility
- Exclusive discounts on major exhibitions and events
- Access to vital sector insights with resources like the BESA Barometer and Compass reports
- Networking opportunities with industry leaders
- Exclusive business benefits designed to help your organisation thrive








Join now and take advantage of BESA's membership benefits to stay ahead in the industry.
Become a member