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Every year, millions of young people embark on school trips, yet a significant number of these trips result in injuries or even fatalities due to inadequate risk management. ISO has been working on addressing the education sector's specific risk management needs and challenges and has just published the new ‘ISO 31031 – Managing Travel Risks – Guidance for Organisations’.

In today’s complex and interconnected world, executive protection has evolved from a reactive security measure into a sophisticated art that blends strategic foresight with meticulous planning. A well-crafted executive protection programme can significantly impact an organisation’s ability to safeguard its leaders, enable efficiency and maintain operational continuity.

Whether it’s a short local outing or a longer international tour, youth trips expose both students and staff to various challenges. To help schools better manage these risks, the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) has developed ISO 31031, a new guide specifically focused on managing risks for youth and school trips with practical solutions.

As we approach World Mental Health Day on 10 October, it’s essential to reflect on its significance. Established in 1992 by the World Federation for Mental Health, this day aims to raise global awareness about mental health issues and advocate for better mental health services.