Children from disadvantaged backgrounds and those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are more likely to miss out on outdoor learning, according to a new report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Outdoor Learning (APPG-OL).
Read MoreThe Funding Finder is your guide to funding and grants that help children learn and experience beyond the classroom.
Read MoreStatutory guidance on Allergy Safety in Schools sets out requirements for preventing allergy incidents and supporting children with allergies in school and when offsite on educational visits.
We explain how the guidance applies to your educational visits and what you need to do to prepare.
Read MoreIn September the National Guidance team updated 5 documents, with three revised changes and two minor changes.
Read MoreEVOLVE Advice clients can now access Loyalty Locker directly from EVOLVE.
Read MoreA new e-learning course from EVOLVE Advice provides essential top-up allergy training for staff leading and accompanying educational visits.
Read MoreNew funding allocations for Pupil and Sport Premium in 2026-27 have been announced as part of a transition towards a new model for school sport funding.
Read MoreThe Government’s Enrichment Expansion Programme provides £22.5m funding to support more than 400 schools in disadvantaged areas, widening access to high-quality enrichment opportunities.
Read MoreThe All Party Parliamentary Group for Outdoor Learning (APPG-OL) are inviting education professionals to take part in a short 10-minute survey exploring access to Outdoor Learning across England.
Read MoreIn July and August, the OEAP National Guidance team updated 26 documents.
Read MoreEVOLVE Advice recognised as one of UK’s Best Workplaces in Education & Training
Read MoreReflect on a great year of educational visits as we share a snapshot of how EVOLVE Advice supported you to deliver safe and memorable educational visits in 2025-26.
Read MoreEVOLVE Advice has signed the Northamptonshire Women’s Charter as part of our commitment to supporting women in our workplace and in our community.
Read MoreThere's an update to equality law guidance worth noting for your educational visits and wider school policy.
Read MoreAn after school care service is fined and subsequently closed by regulators in Australia over failings in risk assessment and supervision. We discuss what happened and lessons for staff planning and leading educational visits.
Read MoreEVOLVE Advice is celebrating being named on the UK’s Best Workplaces for Women™ list 2026.
Read MoreStatutory guidance on Allergy Safety in Schools sets out requirements for preventing allergy incidents and supporting children with allergies in school and when offsite on educational visits.
We explain how the guidance applies to your educational visits and what you need to do to prepare.
Read MoreThe Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 has placed the DfE’s guidance on mobile phones in schools on a statutory footing. From 29 June 2026, headteachers are legally required to have regard to that guidance — meaning the days of treating it as optional are over.
But what does this mean when pupils leave the school gates on a visit? The answer is more nuanced than many schools may expect.
Read MoreEVOLVE Advice is officially a supportive Great Place to Work, achieving a place in the UK’s Best Workplaces for Wellbeing List.
Read MoreWith temperatures expected to rise during the summer months, schools should consider the impact of hot weather when planning educational visits and outdoor activities.
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