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It’s a challenge many maths leads will recognise. Pupils may perform well in assessments but struggle to apply their knowledge independently. Different starting points, misconceptions, low confidence and difficulties with problem-solving and that’s just the pupils. For Natalie Perry, Maths Lead at Reid Street, these challenges are all too familiar: …

The right classroom resources can make a meaningful difference to both teaching and learning. From marking pupils work, to helping students develop effective note taking techniques, even the simplest tools can have a significant impact. STAEDTLER Textsurfer highlighters combine practical design with reliable performance, helping teachers work more efficiently whilst …

New vocational qualifications from AQA, rolling out in England from 2027. AQA is expanding into vocational education. In partnership with TQUK, an established vocational awarding organisation, we’re developing a new generation of Level 2 and Level 3 vocational qualifications for 16–19 year olds in England, helping every learner find the …

In every science classroom, some of the most important ideas are also the hardest to visualise. Students can watch a wave move along a spring, but the relationship between frequency, wavelength and wave speed is not always easy to isolate. They can observe a reaction taking place, but they cannot …

With the new academic term underway, maintaining high cleaning standards is essential to supporting the health and wellbeing of students, staff, and visitors. As classrooms, dining areas, and communal spaces return to full use, schools and colleges need a proactive approach that helps reduce the spread of germs and supports …

What if one of the most powerful history resources for your pupils was just outside the classroom door? Local streets, buildings, landscapes and stories can make history feel immediate and meaningful for children. They help pupils connect national events and historical themes with places they know, while opening up rich …

At Bett UK 2027, the global education community will come together to share ideas, spark new thinking and discover the innovations helping to shape brighter futures for educators and learners. Whether you’re looking for practical ideas to take back to your institution, new technology, professional development or meaningful connections, Bett …

As flu season begins and the autumn term settles in, Jo Gilliard, CEO of Jangro, the UK and Europe’s largest network of independent janitorial distributors, looks at the practical steps education providers can take to keep hygiene standards on track. By October, education settings have had several weeks to see …

Over 1,000 children from UK schools facing the greatest barriers to outdoor education have been reached with a new suite of free ocean literacy resources — and thousands more are set to follow. This comes at a time when teachers are being asked to prepare for more meaningful climate and …

Living Paintings has introduced a new range of chapter book collections in its free postal library, allowing children who have grown up enjoying its audio-tactile picture books a new way to progress as readers. The charity has spent more than 35 years creating audio-tactile picture books that introduce young children …