Everything on the website is designed to support teachers. We take planning out of the equation so teachers feel confident covering the latest news issues. Unlike other news providers, our stories are written specifically for schools and are tied to the UK, US and IB curriculum where possible. We have an editorial process that ensures all our stories and activities use well-researched facts and present balanced arguments. We are scrupulous in avoiding bias.

We know young people are increasingly concerned and exposed to challenging or fake news stories. That is why we provide quality resources which support teachers or parents wanting to discuss these issues with young people. The Day stories explain complex issues in a way that does not patronise. We provide the background context any young person would need to gain a better understanding of a story. We then support teachers with activities and discussion-based questions to help students form their own opinions.

A team of full-time staff journalists. Each day begins with a conference about the leading stories in the news and every story is written and researched from scratch. We always have teachers and students in mind.

All content is designed to be adaptable to suit your students’ needs. Our content works particularly well with students aged 5-18.

Some stories cover more complex or challenging issues than others, but we always provide activities that will work for a range of ages or abilities.

We have posters and resources to support you in bringing The Day into your school community and our education team are on hand to answer any questions you may have.

Book a virtual tour with The Day team online here, email enquiries@theday.co.uk or call 0203 981 8080.