As thousands of teachers arrive at ExCeL London for BETT 2026, Samsung is showcasing how connected, AI‑enabled technology can make teaching easier and learning more inclusive. With over 35,000 educators attending this year, the company’s message is simple: technology should adapt to the learner – not the other way around. …
Read More »LEGO® Education announces hands-on computer science and AI learning solution
LEGO® Education has announced a new hands-on solution and curriculum for computer science and artificial intelligence (AI) for year 1-9 classrooms that fosters collaboration, creativity, and learning outcomes. Shipping from April 2026, LEGO® Education Computer Science & AI enables schools to expand critically needed access to computer science and AI …
Read More »University of Bath to join major European research network
The University of Bath is joining the Young European Research Universities Network (YERUN). As part of YERUN, Bath will collaborate with universities across Europe with the aims of growing research partnerships, fostering innovation and best practice, and influencing EU policy in the sector. The University will be formally welcomed into …
Read More »New research shows positive impact of music education
Inclusive, band-based music education is playing a significant role in improving pupil engagement, attendance and inclusion in primary schools, according to new research involving nearly 10,000 children, parents and educators. The findings showed particularly strong outcomes for children with SEND. While only 34% of children with SEND reported feeling excited …
Read More »Local schools compete in Cheshire College’s Future Minds Challenge Cup
Cheshire College – South & West hosted its first-ever Future Minds Challenge Cup at its Crewe Campus, bringing together local Year 10 students for a day of academic competition, teamwork, and creativity. The event aimed to inspire young people to showcase their skills across a variety of subjects while experiencing …
Read More »Engaging Young Minds with Technology and Climate Action
Digit<all> Charity is on a mission to make computing accessible, engaging, and meaningful for young people across the UK. Through sustainable computing resources, workshops and teacher training, the charity has trained over 17,800 teachers and reached more than 700,000 young people in schools, communities, and beyond, helping them build confidence, …
Read More »Bett: Do you use AI in your classroom?
Whether you are an avid user or just starting out, Bett UK 2026 is the place to be. With dedicated content sessions on AI and more than 25 hands-on, expert-led Tech User Labs from world-class companies, there is something for everyone at Bett UK this January. Join 35,000+ visitors and …
Read More »Making science practical with White Rose
Practical work has always been at the heart of primary science. It is what makes the subject distinctive, memorable, and contextual for children. From exploring magnets and materials to modelling digestion or testing simple circuits, hands-on experiences help bring science to life and spark curiosity about the world around us. …
Read More »Bright Ideas, Better Learning: Why Highlighters remain a key tool in Education
Every educator understands the importance of good classroom tools. Whether that be marking work or teaching students on smarter note-taking, the smallest details often create the biggest impact. This is where STAEDTLER’s Textsurfer Highlighters come in, a straightforward yet thoughtfully designed resource that helps make teaching more efficient, assists with …
Read More »Why Purpose Over Pay is Key to School Support Recruitment
Comment by NICK ORDE-POWLETT, Managing Director at TIB Services “Money is not my motivation.” This is a phrase we hear increasingly often, and for schools struggling with tight budgets, it might just be the most important sentence in recruitment today.t? We all know the pressure school leaders are under. Finding …
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