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SugarCRM Announces 2022 Customer Breakthrough Award Winners for Europe, the Middle East and Africa - Vimarsana News

SugarCRM Announces 2022 Customer Breakthrough Award Winners for Europe, the Middle East and Africa

Awards Celebrate Customers and Partners that Let the Platform Do the Work for Breakthrough Customer Experience and Business Growth SugarCRM, provider of the award-winning AI-driven CRM platform

Post pandemic learning for children under the microscope - Vimarsana News

Post pandemic learning for children under the microscope

TWO YEARS since schools closed to most pupils, younger children’s learning is showing no sign of recovery according to one of the largest reports into the impact of the pandemic on primary school children

Two years after the first lockdown almost a third of young children are not reaching learning expectations for their age - Vimarsana News

Two years after the first lockdown almost a third of young children are not reaching learning expectations for their age

Two years since schools closed to most pupils, younger children’s learning is showing no sign of recovery, according to one of the largest reports into ...

"We need an MIS which works for us, not the other way round." - Vimarsana News

"We need an MIS which works for us, not the other way round."

Primary schools have more than their fair share of challenges at the moment. Getting the most from their MIS shouldn’t be one of them, writes James Inman, Chief Product Officer from Juniper Education.

Youngest pupils in England worst affected by Covid learning loss - Vimarsana News

Youngest pupils in England worst affected by Covid learning loss

“Despite the superhuman efforts of school leaders, teachers and families to keep children learning, many pupils are no longer performing as they should be for their age,” concluded the report by Juniper Education, based on data collected from schools using its assessment software. The report is the latest evidence to suggest that the learning loss suffered by pupils during lockdown has been significant and may require more resources than the £1.3bn now allocated by the government for pupils in England. While there was an across-the-board fall of a quarter in the proportion of children wo...