Whizz Education, the leader in adaptive learning technology and maths educational programs, has strengthened its senior team. Drawing on their competitive sporting backgrounds and educational expertise, the new appointments will now help schools in the UK and around the world improve provision and deliver learning experiences that cater for individual …
Read More »Vent-Axia launches new webpage to help schools improve ventilation to help fight COVID
With schools having had to deal with extreme disruption during the pandemic, head teachers have been looking for ways to mitigate COVID transmission in schools to help ensure children can learn safely in the classroom. The Government has cited the importance of well-ventilated rooms, with ventilation a key mitigation that …
Read More »Whizz Education nominated for two Bett Awards
Whizz Education has been nominated for two Bett Awards: for Class Aid or Education Support, and Primary Digital Learning Product – Numeracy & Maths. Emma Ringe, Schools Director, Whizz Education explains: “Whizz Education has more than 15 years’ experience partnering with schools to improve learning outcomes in maths. We adapt …
Read More »Types Of First Aid Course That Businesses Should Consider
Choosing a first aid training course can be tough for business leaders, particularly as there are so many options out there. The terminology used can be confusing, and you might not know what type of training will suit your organisation. Every business is different, which is why there are now …
Read More »Research finds 97% of teachers stress the importance of financial education
In line with the recent Talk Money Week (8-12 Nov), a teacher-driven research study from EVERFI, a leading education company committed to closing the education gaps that lead to long-term inequality, in partnership with popular app Teacher Tapp, has discovered that a resounding 97% of teachers feel that it’s important …
Read More »Glasgow primary school launches new behaviour change programme with official COP26 hygiene partner
St Denis’ primary school in Glasgow is teaching pupils the importance of hand hygiene through a brand new schools programme developed by Dettol – Dettol Hygiene Quest – alongside educational and medical experts. As the official hygiene partner of this year’s UN Global Climate Change Conference (COP26) Dettol has been …
Read More »Game Embedded Teaching maths app is proving that short bursts of learning is optimal for academic progress in maths
Akribian, a Swedish education technology start-up, is spearheading the way in which children learn maths through short adventure game-based learning which helps children retain information and encourages long term academic success. Its first product Count on me! is a maths app for children aged 6-9 years based on a new …
Read More »Whizz Education invites applications for free Maths-Whizz pilot to identify knowledge gaps and develop maths fluency
Whizz Education is inviting applications from primary schools to participate in a free whole-school implementation of its award-winning virtual tutor Maths-Whizz plus supporting teacher training and resources for eight weeks, to help schools identify knowledge gaps and support children to catch up on lost learning. Emma Ringe, schools director, Whizz …
Read More »Safety in science classrooms: five key things to consider
Science is a wonderful lesson that allows children to explore and experiment in a safe environment. However, with all the excitement comes hazard. Often, naked flames, harmful chemicals and sharp objects get used within a science lesson – all of which are extremely hazardous to children. Protecting the children and …
Read More »How to prepare for your electrical apprenticeship
If you’re getting ready to leave school and working out your next steps, an apprenticeship could be ideal, especially if you’re interested in learning a trade such as electrical installation. Apprenticeships have become particularly appealing, as they offer the opportunity to gain a vocational qualification while earning your own money. …
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