Insight, guidance and training from our team supporting schools with pupil wellbeing, inclusion and behaviour - strengthening curriculum, systems and practice to improve pupils’ everyday experience of school.

In recent weeks we’ve seen articles in Headteacher Update by HFL Governance Adviser, Jonathan Ellam and an article by Secondary Science Adviser, Anna Mapley in SecEd. They reflect our ongoing commitment to providing evidence-informed, practical support that helps schools strengthen leadership, teaching and learning.

We’re delighted to introduce our new Achieving Inspection Readiness (AIR) visits, designed to help schools and early years settings feel confident and well prepared for inspection and other external professional reviews.

Take a look at the latest edition of Teach Primary and you’ll find “Following the Reader” an article by HFL’s Education Development and Partnership Lead, Penny Slater and Ellen Counter, Interim Deputy Lead Adviser for Primary English.

Cyber-attacks on schools are rising fast. To help schools strengthen their cyber resilience, HFL’s Technology in Schools team has launched a new independent Cyber Security Audit and Action Plan service. The audit gives schools a clear understanding of their cyber risks and practical, prioritised recommendations for improvement.

Following feedback from students and schools, we have refreshed our A Level Maths revision offer for 2026, moving away from shorter sessions to a new five-part A Level Maths Fundamentals Masterclass Series designed to give students the time and depth they need to really secure key maths concepts.

We are pleased to share that our own Kate Kellner-Dilks is co-delivering 4 free maths leadership network webinars as part of the RISE East of England universal offer support around KS2 outcomes.

Our new Contract Services brochure contains a summary of all the service options available to buy via our annual contract renewal.

Listen to Mix 92.6’s The Parents’ Show where HFL Education’s CEO Carole Bennett discusses how collaboration and a not-for-profit model are helping schools and children across Hertfordshire to thrive.

Our Herts Voices team are excited to share their new “Talking Heads” video with guest Natasha Devon MBE, writer, activist and broadcaster.

We are excited to share that we’re returning to our first in-person National Early Years conference since the pandemic. It will be held at the Fielder Centre, Hatfield on Tuesday 3rd March 2026. Early bird tickets available until 19th December 2025.

We were delighted to support the Area Education Partnerships Association on Friday 5th December, to put on the second of their new series of no cost, live webinar briefings and be joined by HMCI Sir Martyn Oliver.