Could technology be the answer to your bullying problem?

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Community contribution / May 8, 2019

As a school executive or teacher, it is a constant challenge to tackle bullying.

Small fixes make a difference in the classroom on a given day, but imagining a solution that works more holistically ...

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Owned in Australia and operated around the world, Edval Education is the leader in school timetabling and daily management systems. Edval has worked with schools to create quality timetables for over 20 years throughout Australia, Asia, Ireland, the US, and UK. A trusted provider of unparalleled software, timetable solutions and support. We listen to our customers, creating innovative software based on their needs and requirements. Edval’s powerful algorithms set our products apart and produce optimised timetables of high quality.

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