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Having had the pleasure and privilege of diving into lots of Key Stage 1 (KS1) books this term, this new blog continues the sharing of great ‘real’ examples and experiences of teachers on their quest for effective and manageable self-recording for KS1 children.

Oracy is a hot topic right now—and for good reason. Strong oracy skills are essential for the development of young thinkers, innovators, and communicators. As more educators and parents recognise its impact, oracy is slowly becoming recognised as a cornerstone of learning.

Our innovative EYFS four-part e-learning induction programme has been awarded a TeachCo Early Years Award!

ESSENTIALMATHS recognised as a superb resource helping teachers to focus on each learning moment.

Our Small Schools' Programme has been shortlisted in the 2025 Leadership and Management Solutions category of the BETT Awards 2025!

Our MIS Licensing Framework has saved schools almost £500,000 from published prices last year.

The first version of the 2024 IDSR has now been released. For primary schools this includes a release of provisional 2024 attainment data. On first glance the report looks very similar to last year’s, but on closer inspection there are a few subtle differences.

Outdoor learning presents invaluable opportunities for all children, helping them to engage in activities that may be beyond their reach at home. These experiences, such as risky play, exploring nature, and participating in physically challenging tasks, are essential for their growth and development.

A step-by-step guide to introducing the 0–100 bead string in your primary maths class. This versatile manipulative simplifies number sense, and later, calculation, making maths engaging and accessible for all.

To help schools stay secure, the DfE Cyber Security Standards guide your school or trust towards protecting sensitive data, meeting legal requirements, and reducing the risk of cyber-attacks. In this blog we take a quick look at some of the key areas in these standards.