Jessica Kingsley Publishers Champions Inclusive Education with New Resources for Schools This Academic Year

As schools continue to navigate rising levels of student anxiety, increasing neurodiversity awareness and a growing focus on trauma-informed practice, Jessica Kingsley Publishers (JKP) is reaffirming its commitment to supporting educators with practical, evidence-informed resources that help every learner thrive. For more than 35 years, JKP has been publishing trusted books for teachers, school leaders…

Could Your Students Be Next? West Dorset MP visits Dorchester School to Mark Record Year for Solve for Tomorrow competition

Samsung welcomed Edward Morello MP to Thomas Hardye School in Dorset last week to celebrate this year’s People’s Choice Award winner Sophie – proof of what’s possible when students are given the tools to act on an idea they believe in. Registrations for 2026/27 are now open. When Sophie pitched an app to protect the…

Addressing extremism in educational settings

Protecting students against the threat of extremism and online exploitation can be a challenge, especially in today’s everchanging landscape. In this article, Mubina Asaria, Online Safeguarding Consultant at edtech charity LGfL – The National Grid for Learning, explores evidence-based strategies and ready-to-use resources designed to empower school staff and practitioners. Schools across the UK are…

As the Premier League finale approaches, schools are using football to tackle inclusion

With the Premier League season drawing to a close later this month, football is once again dominating playground conversations. But for many schools, the moment is about more than just match results – it’s an opportunity to address some deeper challenges around inclusion, confidence and participation in sport. Despite significant progress in recent years, barriers…

SCHOOL RESOURCES PRESSURE RAISES REFORM QUESTIONS

Mounting pressure on schools and teachers to continue delivering a high-quality education amid reduced resources is raising concerns about their ability to deliver effective change.  A new report from Commercial Services Group, based on responses from 500 school leaders and teachers, and 500 parents in England, found 89% of parents remain happy with their child’s education and…

Film makers bring rail safety to the classroom

Big-screen special effects experts lend their cutting-edge skills to help teach school children about rail safety  Each week, 77 children put themselves at risk of harm on Britain’s railway  Schools are getting innovative new hard-hitting films ahead of rail safety becoming a compulsory part of the national curriculum later this year.    Production techniques more commonly seen on the big screen are…

ScreenSkills and partners celebrate impact of Discover! Creative Careers programme 2023 – 2026

  Over 210,000 young people reached through the programme since 2023 and more than 146,000 engagements in 2025/26 alone Creative industry partners donated £1.5 million in-kind through time, expertise, and resources in 2025/26 ScreenSkills is now wrapping up the programme ahead of the announcement of a new refreshed Creative Careers Service   With 146,000+ engagements…

Celebrate Inclusion with Free ‘Active Allies’ Wristbands from Premier League Primary Stars

With pupil wellbeing and belonging under real pressure in UK schools, simple tools that help build positive relationships are more valuable than ever. Recent DfE data highlights ongoing concerns around pupils’ sense of safety, enjoyment and belonging at school, and also reveal that many children continue to face online harm and bullying, reinforcing the need…

Discovery Education Launches 2026 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 record participation, with…

World Maths Day: Free Football‑Powered Resources Bring Numeracy to Life

World Maths Day (26 March) offers teachers a brilliant opportunity to spark children’s curiosity and build confidence in numeracy. This year, Premier League Primary Stars is helping schools celebrate with a suite of free, curriculum‑linked resources that make maths meaningful, active, and exciting – all through the universal appeal of football. Developed with teachers, clubs…

E.ON UK and Veloce launch star-studded classroom resource to build green‑skills confidence and meet curriculum reform

New Veloce-powered teaching resource launches at E.ON UK’s New Energy Academy for National Careers Week The resource supports the updated Department for Education (DfE) careers guidance on real‑world learning and work experience The new resource includes short videos featuring engineers and athletes including Kevin Hansen, Charlie Martin, Chloe Grant, Heather Cowell and Chelsea Pitman, Efe…

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