Academy21 provides DfE-accredited online education for students who may be vulnerable or face challenging circumstances. Working in partnership with schools and local authorities, we ensure our students have a calm, structured, and consistent learning environment, as well as expert academic and wellbeing support. Our trauma-informed approach prioritises safety, predictability, and relationship-building helping students to regain confidence and re-engage with learning.
• High-quality provision for Years 5 to 11
• Experienced, subject-expert, compassionate teachers
• Support for Internal AP, hybrid learning, and part-time timetables,
• Quick set-up and flexible commissioning options
The National Gallery are pleased to introduce you to Articulation, the nationally acclaimed public speaking initiative, designed to promote the appreciation and discussion of visual culture. Available for students aged between 16 and 19 from schools and colleges across the UK - all are welcome to participate. The programme aims to develop confidence and the ability to express opinions, thoughts and conclusions. It also encourages young people to think independently and to conquer fears. There’s a financial award to those who place 1st, 2nd or 3rd in the Articulation prize and all participants are invited to join the Articulation Alumni Network upon the completion of the programme. Students can also use their Articulation research towards academic accreditation, university applications, and the Personal Studies and essay aspect of their Art A-Level.
Bedrock Learning is an adaptive literacy platform designed to strengthen reading, vocabulary and subject-specific language across the curriculum.
Grounded in cognitive science and learning design, Bedrock supports students to build deep understanding through personalised learning pathways that respond to how they learn. Its adaptive engine helps ensure the right level of challenge for every student, while maintaining consistency and rigour at scale.
Used across English, science, history and geography, Bedrock supports a whole-school approach to literacy. Clear, accessible insights give teachers and leaders visibility into engagement, progress and mastery, helping schools identify needs early and support all learners effectively.
Bloomsbury Publishing is a leading independent publishing house, established in 1986, with authors who have won the Nobel, Pulitzer and Booker Prizes, and is the originating publisher and custodian of the Harry Potter series. Bloomsbury has offices in London, New York, New Delhi, Oxford and Sydney. Within Bloomsbury’s Academic division, it publishes under Bloomsbury, as well as under a number of prestigious and historic imprint names.
Here at Bristol Tutorial College, our college recognises that for many sixth-formers, they may have outgrown the traditional school structure and may also desire a slightly different approach to their educational needs. Whether it's a bespoke A-level provision, or resits because a student has missed an important grade, small class sizes and a more personalised approach from our subject specialist teachers awaits. BTC is located in their heart of the University of Bristol district, and combines a setting for focused study whilst also allowing the individual to flourish in a more grown-up pre-university setting.
Another in-demand sector pulling in local and international students is the childcare sector and that is one of the many reasons why a Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care is deemed crucial.
At Melbourne City College Australia, we recognise the rising demand for childcare professionals and train our students not just in practical skills but also in giving them a deep understanding of child psychology and behaviour.
With our renowned staff and training methods, students are not just aware of children's behaviour and habits but also gain skills in first aid, problem-solving techniques and management skills which will help childcare professionals greatly in this competitive market.
Melbourne City College Australia takes pride in creating brilliant childcare professionals and we would like to extend that record in training you too.
City Year UK is a youth and education charity which empowers 18-25 year olds to tackle educational inequality through a year of full-time volunteering in schools. We are passionate about working with teachers and schools to contribute to joyful, responsive and welcoming learning environments where all pupils can thrive.
Acting as student success coaches, our inspirational full-time volunteers are trained to integrate social and emotional learning with academic tutoring. They complement the work of teachers and become an integral and flexible part of everyday school life for an entire year. Our mentors are passionate about tackling educational inequality, so during their City Year, they will support students alongside staff so that every pupil has a chance of reaching their full potential.
City Year UK is a registered charity (1131350) and company registered in England and Wales (06965846).
• The difference between a cardiac arrest and a heart attack
• How to respond if they see an unconscious person
• How to make an emergency call and get help
• How to use a defibrillator
• How to work as a team and perform CPR safely
Equip the next generation with lifesaving CPR skills with Classroom RevivR. BHF’s must-have tool for educational settings teaching 11–16-year-olds across the UK.
The interactive tool makes it easy for pupils to learn CPR and how to use a defibrillator in the classroom. It’s PSHE-accredited, meets curriculum standards and can be taught in one easy lesson plan - minimising teachers' workloads. Thanks to innovative technology, Classroom RevivR also gives pupils live feedback as they practise chest compressions – helping them to find the right rhythm and learn CPR correctly. There is no need for an external trainer or lots of specialist equipment. Pupils need a digital device (preferrable their own device or a shared one) and something to perform compressions on, like a cushion, coat or backpack.
If you already have CPR manikins, you can use these too. And the best part is – it’s completely free to use.
Join 1000+ schools who have already made steps to create a school of CPR superheroes.
Creative Hut is a global STEAM education company committed to helping young people develop the skills, confidence and curiosity needed to succeed in a rapidly changing world. What began as a local initiative has grown into a global movement, now supporting learning in more than 10,000 schools worldwide and inspiring over one million students through hands-on STEAM experiences.
At Creative Hut, we connect education, technology and real-world innovation to empower learners and educators. Working with schools, communities and global organisations, we create opportunities that build confidence, curiosity and future-ready skills for every learner.
Through partnerships with leading education brands including LEGO® Education, Sphero, Vernier and Ozobot, Creative Hut combines innovative resources, expert teacher training and purpose-built learning environments to bring STEM learning to life. Teachers are supported through CPD, eLearning and consultancy, ensuring new technologies and approaches are embedded effectively in the classroom.
Alongside its work with schools, Creative Hut partners with businesses to deliver CSR and social impact programmes that connect industry with education, helping organisations invest meaningfully in communities while giving young people exposure to real-world careers and emerging technologies.
With a team of former educators, industry professionals and STEAM specialists, Creative Hut bridges the gap between the classroom and industry to create meaningful, measurable impact and ensure every young person has the opportunity to discover what they are capable of.
Critical Care Education is a website created to share recent literature on practical topics in critical care. The philosophy behind this is “Learn to Share & Share to Learn”. The blogs are aimed to provoke thoughtful discussion in a Socratic manner. The blogs will cover various clinical, non-clinical topics and imaging from the critical care world.
