Inspired Education has launched Inspired Edge Academy, a new education model designed to challenge the outdated system – with a plan to roll out across seven countries from January 2027. With the way children learn outpacing the historic education framework, this new model vows to shake up the system by …
Read More »Primary schools invited to partake in national playground design competition
Project Playgrounds, the specialist playground solution from Thermapply, has announced the launch of its new annual Playground Design Competition, inviting primary schools across the UK to take part in a creative initiative that encourages children to design their perfect playground for play, learning and wellbeing. The competition challenges pupils to …
Read More »HarperCollins UK trialling free Audiobook Breakfast Club for primary schools
HarperCollins UK has announced a free Audiobook Breakfast Club trial for primary schools, running until April 2026, as part of its support of the National Year of Reading. The initiative aims to boost reading for pleasure by providing curated audio story playlists to enrich morning sessions, reduce staff workload, and …
Read More »New primary school network launched in Bedford
A new network of nine primaries in the borough has been launched where senior leaders review each other’s schools and share best practice to help with school improvement, being brought together as part of a partnership between The Harpur Trust, The Pioneer Learning Trust and Bedford Borough Council. It’s called …
Read More »Online safety issues reach primary school children
A Censuswide survey commissioned by BBC Teach suggests that online safety, often considered an issue for teenagers, is a growing problem amongst younger children. The survey indicates that more than three-quarters (80%) of primary school teachers are aware of at least one safeguarding incident linked to online safety in the …
Read More »Final push for Asda’s Cashpot for Schools to raise primary school funds
Asda’s Cashpot for Schools initiative, fronted by Joe Wicks, has hit the landmark figure of £5.1 million raised for primary schools across the UK. With another two weeks left to go, and millions of pounds still available for schools to get their hands on, teachers and PTA’s across the country are urging …
Read More »Sustainability programme to inspire primary pupils in West Yorkshire
The Mayor of West Yorkshire, Tracy Brabin, has invested in a brand-new sustainability programme designed to ‘inspire thousands of young people’ across West Yorkshire. The Green Innovators primary programme is designed to engage, inspire and educate young people about future career opportunities within the green economy, as well as enhance …
Read More »BookTrust finds fewer primary school children reading for pleasure
New research from UK children’s reading charity BookTrust has revealed that childhood reading enjoyment declines as children progress through primary school.  The findings from BookTrust’s family survey data published this week, found that while 33 percent of seven-year-olds say they ‘love’ reading, this drops to 29% at age 10 and …
Read More »Asda’s Cashpot for School campaign hits £1.1 million in just four days
Asda’s Cashpot for Schools initiative, fronted by Joe Wicks, only launched on Monday but has already hit the six-figure number after securing over 300,000 customer sign ups, already raising £1.1 million for primary schools across the UK. All 22,000 state funded UK primary schools are able to get involved and …
Read More »Easy-to-teach primary maths curriculum puts the joy back in learning
A new version of a popular maths curriculum has been launched by HFL Education (formerly Herts for Learning) to make the subject easier to teach and ensure every child gets the most from – and enjoys – their primary maths education. ESSENTIALMATHS is a way of rebuilding passion for maths, …
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