Hereward College’s students have secured themselves a commendable 2nd place in the Boccia tournament held at St. Nicholas Park Leisure Centre. Narrowly missing out on 1st place, the team competed against 16 teams from 9 other further education schools and colleges from around the West Midlands. Ever increasing in popularity, …
Read More »Discovery Education and Mission Grove Primary school in new professional development initiative
Discovery Education, the leading provider of digital content for school classrooms, has announced that it has partnered with Mission Grove Primary School in Walthamstow, London on a new professional development effort that will support teachers as they prepare today’s students to meet tomorrow’s challenges. As part of this new relationship, Discovery Education will …
Read More »Dickens replaces DVDs in the classroom
Gone are the days when teachers would book out a double lesson each term to show students the movie of the book. A new English e-Library developed by Cambridge University Press for AQA brings literary authors and non-fiction texts to life in the classroom through audio clips, video and interactive …
Read More »Land ahoy! Young engineers launch giant origami paper boat
Pupils from Tottenham UTC helped to launch a giant-sized origami boat on Southwark Boating Lake in South London to mark the 50 day countdown to the annual The Big Bang Fair, which promotes careers in STEM subjects to young people. The boat, capable of carrying an adult safely, was 3.6 …
Read More »Celebrate Casio’s five years lamp-free at Bett with 15 projectors to be won!
As Casio Projectors celebrates five years of being lamp-free at Bett 2015, attendees to the exhibition are being given the chance to win five of the revolutionary Laser & LED Hybrid projectors per day from 21st – 23rd January 2015 to enhance their learning environment. To win, all you have …
Read More »Red, White & Blue Day 2015 commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain
In the summer of 1940, during WWII, nearly two million children were evacuated from their homes as war broke out and British and German airplanes fought overhead in the Battle of Britain. Next year marks the 75th anniversary of the battle and events throughout the country will be held to …
Read More »Piping Championships are back with a twist
Young musicians are set to put the wind up Scotland’s bagpipe playing heritage. Scotland’s top young pipers and drummers are starting to gear up for the world’s largest schools pipe band competition – which this year comes with a twist. The Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championships (SSPBC) features an innovative …
Read More »New Into Film CPD programme focuses on film to raise attainment
How can teachers best use film as a text to improve literacy? What are the benefits of filmmaking for young people and how can it be incorporated simply and practically into teaching and learning? Educators across the UK can now expand their skills by taking part in an innovative and …
Read More »Hour of Code campaign launches
The Hour of Code today launched with a Downing Street event hosted by the Prime Minster, David Cameron, and 50 school children who each took their first steps in learning to code. With over 1,000 primary and secondary schools already signed up, the campaign aims to reach 6 million people …
Read More »Announcing the great BETT giveaway from Contact Group
Contact Group, BETT Finalist – ICT Company of the Year (£1m-10m) is celebrating its short listing in style by inviting visitors to its stand A250 to score a hole in one for their chance to win an iPad mini! But the good news doesn’t stop there – for your chance …
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