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End of term means it's time for The Day 2015 MegaQuiz. It's a brilliant activity to get your students thinking about events in the news this…

Horrid Henry, Michael Morpurgo, a Fabulous Pie and a vampire rat are all shortlisted for the Children’s Book Award 2016 – chosen and…

At a time when schools are under fire from Ofsted over not giving the right careers advice, a shining example of good practice was…

The Social Mobility Foundation supports ambitious young people from less-privileged backgrounds to access top universities and careers. They…

After a grim weekend of shock and horror from Paris, The Day has produced a free special edition to help teachers talk about the awful…

For anti-bullying week this year The Day has produced a free set of resources designed to be used in form time, assembly or for curriculum…

Studies show that film incorporated into the curriculum can help to significantly improve literacy. Most recently the ‘Leeds Partnership…

Into Film Teams Up with Anti-Bullying Alliance for Anti-Bullying Week 2015 Surveys show that more than 16,000 young people are absent from…

Dame Dana Ross-Wawrzynski, CEO Bright Futures Educational Trust, responds to Government plans to dock child benefit for parents who refuse…

At the Ashden Sustainable School Awards on 21 October, a further education college and three primary schools were announced as the winners…

Teachers will ‘go back to school’ at a two-day international science festival hosted by Imperial College Professors Robert Winston and…

A report by Demos, released on October 15th 2015, revealed an epidemic of dwindling confidence among students aged 14-18.   There is…

On Ada Lovelace day 2015 Apps for Good, Capgemini and the Tech Partnership launched the Tech Future Women’s Network, an initiative which…