We publish two a day, on topics of interest and significance. All our stories are written around a central question for debate. They aim to set the scene for a productive classroom discussion and activities. Stories all come with glossaries, exercises, recommended further reading and a live poll.
We carefully select one per day that our editors consider to be a masterpiece of short, investigative film-making.
We publish an A4 infographic every day that uses visual art to pick apart and explain an important background issue in the news.
We employ a loyal team of native speakers of French, German, Spanish, Arabic and Mandarin to translate one story per week into their own language — excellent for MFL teachers.
In our experience students love a quiz. We currently publish two per week: a visual photo-mystery and a weekly general-knowledge quiz on a Friday.
We publish a daily mini-cartoon called the Short Epic. It aims to raise a smile as well as capture the pathos and humour in a true story from the daily news. We publish a popular weekly slideshow for younger children called The World This Week.
Every Monday we provide an assembly slideshow plus extensive background material timed to be relevant to the week in question. We publish a calendar of these themes that has proven invaluable to many teachers.
This is the name we give to a special resource that examines a weekly set text from the English syllabus and attempts to relate it to contemporary news.
This is a daily worksheet for key stage two and three which acts like its own mini-newspaper — printable, portable for homework and utterly simple to use in the classroom.
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