Griffin Primary School has officially opened its new school garden, Griffin Green, following its success in the London Borough of Culture Schools Garden Competition. The opening was marked by a special event, attended by Councillor Akinola and Councillor White, alongside representatives from Enable, Reap, Deputy Headteacher Rachel Robson, Griffin Green Council …
Read More »Howden: Win up to £10,000 to support your pupils’ wellbeing
Howden education division’s Pupils Wellbeing Prize is now open for 2026! For the second year running, the competition gives schools the opportunity to win up to £10,000 to provide funding to support the mental health and wellbeing of their pupils. Enter the Pupils Wellbeing Prize here How can the prize …
Read More »Discovery Education launches DoodleLearning Spring Challenge
Discovery Education today announced the return of the digital learning challenge designed to keep children engaged over the school Easter holidays. The DoodleLearning Spring Challenge encourages children to practise maths and English for just a few minutes each day using Doodle’s award-winning learning programmes. Last year’s seasonal Doodle challenges saw …
Read More »Beyond Themed Weeks – Teaching Sustainability Through Sequenced Science Learning
As sustainability and climate change become increasingly visible in children’s lives, primary classrooms are uniquely placed to turn complex and often emotive issues into meaningful learning. To do this effectively, pupils need secure scientific knowledge they can apply through a sustainability lens – enabling them to form informed opinions and …
Read More »Transforming Device Management in Schools with Smart Locker Technology
Managing devices in schools is no longer a side task; it’s a critical operation. With hundreds of laptops and tablets in circulation every day, ensuring they are secure, charged, and ready for use can quickly overwhelm staff. Manual processes waste valuable teaching time and create unnecessary costs, making efficient device …
Read More »Enter Daisy Education’s Spring Book Review Competition for a chance to win!
Daisy Education’s Spring Book Review Competition invites students to get creative while developing their writing skills through reading. Three winning schools will receive a book bundle worth up to £100 for their library, and winning students will receive a certificate and trophy to celebrate their achievement. How to get involved Entering …
Read More »Currys Business supports Oak Activities with cost-effective, scalable tech for growing education teams
Currys Business has helped Oak Activities, an alternative education provider for young people, simplify its technology purchasing and ongoing IT support, enabling over 100 staff to work more efficiently across multiple sites. Through expert advice, flexible payment options and hands-on service, Currys Business has become a trusted partner, helping Oak Activities control …
Read More »Morgan Sindall starts work on teaching block at Kent primary school
Morgan Sindall Construction’s Southern Home Counties business has commenced works on a brand-new teaching block at Birchington Church of England Primary School in Birchington-on-Sea, Kent. Appointed by the Department for Education, the £13.4m project will deliver a modern, two-storey teaching facility spanning 1,455m². The scheme is being delivered across two phases. …
Read More »Inspired Education unveils AI-enabled primary teaching model
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 »5 Ways to Improve the Way You Present Complex Information
If you work in governance, risk or compliance, you already deal with complexity every day. Reports are detailed. Data is layered. Decisions carry weight. The difficulty is rarely the content. It’s how that content is delivered. When information feels dense or unclear, people switch off. When it’s structured properly, the …
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