ResourceHub Category: Empowering Educators

With students learning away from home and classrooms empty for the majority of the academic year, the education sector had to prioritise educational continuity above all else. When schools in […]

The education landscape has always seen change, but recent years have seen seismic shifts that are leading educators to question every aspect of their profession, likely more than at any […]

The words neurodivergent and neurodiversity are relatively new to the classroom but hearing them is becoming increasingly common. First coined in the 1990s, neurodivergent is a catch-all term that includes […]

Teaching staff and Education Officers of Inverclyde Council have had a busy year, but that is nothing new. Striving to help support their students during these unusual and challenging times, […]

As a subject, few explore quite the same breadth of topics as science. Not only does it make up three individual disciplines of Biology, Chemistry and Physics, but each of […]

While a quiz may not be the first thing you think of when teaching English, it can be an excellent tool to help reinforce new concepts, simplify the complexities of […]

An interactive whiteboard is this generation’s take on traditional whiteboards. Also known as digital whiteboards or smart whiteboards, these interactive displays are used in various classroom and educational settings to […]

Teachers are always looking for creative ways to engage with students, improve their understanding of a subject and make learning fun. One of the best ways to do this is […]

A quiz is an excellent way to help your students learn and revise core elements of maths. Firing out questions using an engaging quiz can help them learn the complexities […]

World Book Day is a fantastic way to promote reading and get your class to share their favourite stories and ideas. But how can you bring the wonder of books […]

We speak to Simon Luxford-Moore Head of eLearning about how the ActivPanel has been a core part of their teaching and learning over the last number of years.

Ingleby Mill Primary School have been using the ActivPanel to deliver incredibly exciting lessons in the classroom. We speak to Glenn Carter, Y4 Teacher and Humanities Lead about how he […]

Healthier Heroes in Lancashire was set up by Managing Director Andrew Powell and his wife to support homeless veterans. Healthier Heroes offers support in finding accommodation, along with health and […]

Spire Junior School in Derby were one of the lucky winners of Promethean’s Classroom Stories Competition back in 2019. Since then, they have adopted a full school install of Promethean […]

With over 800 pupils on enrolment, secondary school Baines School in Lancashire has recently started on a journey to implement new technology. Having seen the potential of interactive technology and […]

As one of the core subjects for Key Stage Two, and one that will stay with students throughout their academic life, English lessons provide the foundation for their understanding and […]

Science makes up an exciting part of Key Stage Two. Not only is this a time of discovery for very young children, but early science lessons are full of fun […]

Starting on its journey to tech success almost a decade ago, Devonport High School for Boys has been investing, innovating and inspiring students with its server-less successes. Removing legacy technology […]

A good education is one of the cornerstones of our lives and our society. When parents send their children off to school, they trust that they will receive a high […]

Introduced as a basic concept in 1993 by Alison King, the flipped learning model of teaching has evolved over the years and is now increasingly popular. And it’s easy to […]

You may well have heard the word pedagogy being thrown around in relation to teaching, and if you have, you’ve probably also heard it mentioned in relation to technology. What […]

Blending learning is something which has long been talked about as an optimal learning strategy. While it was already popular, there was a shift during 2020’s pandemic that meant blended […]

It’s the age-old question, is homework really good for students or is it causing more harm to young ones? In short, the answer is complex as there’s no right or […]

Student maturity has always been an interest of teachers, but usually refers to a studious, conscientious work ethic. However, after COVID-19 lockdowns, educators are more aware than ever how a […]