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The News Feed on GovernorHub

How to Use the News Feed and Share Articles on GovernorHub

Ellie Cheshire avatar
Written by Ellie Cheshire
Updated over a week ago

The news feed on GovernorHub is a great way to keep up to date with the latest education-related news and share important articles with your board.


Where to Find the News Feed:

  • The news feed is the first page you appear on when you first log in to GovernorHub. It can also be accessed from anywhere on the site by clicking the News icon on your sidebar.

Where Does the News Come From?

  • The news is aggregated automatically through RSS feeds from various education-related sources. This includes well-known publications and local providers.

  • Some of the main sources include:

    • Ofsted

    • Education Endowment Foundation

    • Schools Week

    • Department for Education

    • BBC News - Education and Family

    • The Guardian - Education

    • and other local news sources

  • Note: The volume of news articles may vary depending on the publication’s output, so some sources might contribute more content than others.


How to Share a News Article:

  1. Find the Article:

    • Browse through the news feed to find the article you'd like to share with your board.

  2. Share the Article:

    • Click on the three dots in the corner of the article.

    • Select Share to noticeboard.

  3. Customise Your Share:

    • You’ll be able to edit the text of the noticeboard post by clicking into the body of the message. Add any additional comments or context for your board.

  4. Choose the Noticeboards:

    • Select the noticeboards or boards that you’d like the article to be shared with.

  5. Post:

    • Once you’re happy with your message and the selected boards, click Share, and the article will be posted to your board’s noticeboard.


Links to our GovernorHub Knowledge articles

We have harnessed the power of AI to provide you with the knowledge to act as soon as news hits! Our AI assistant will keep an eye on the news and if an article topic can be supported by our materials it will add a link to them at the bottom of the thumbnail (see below for an example).

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