Global EdTech Startups Awards (GESAwards) is an initiative led by a group of leading education innovation organizations from across the world.
The Awards identify, showcase and recognize the world’s most promising EdTech startups and this year Emile has made the semifinals in London in November!
We are delighted to say that our own Emile blog – has been selected as one of the best Education Blogs in the UK.
Possessive Pronouns are yet another category of word that primary schools have to learn under the UK national curriculum. Our blog gives teachers all the information they need to teach this subject.
School staff wellbeing is so important especially at the moment. We’re not big fans of group yoga or massages. We believe the SLT need to deal with work habits that cause an issue with work/life balance.
12 Times Table – Fun Ways of Teaching & Learning the 12 Times Tables
Understanding basic maths terminology can help or hinder student’s learning and understanding of maths.
How can they answer a question, if they don’t understand what the questions means?
Noun Phrases Expanded appear in Year 2 and Year 4 of the National curriculum and are a great way of improving writing.
9 Times Table – Fun Ways of Teaching & Learning the 9 Times Tables
Everyone deserves respect; it’s a basic human right. A new curriculum will be introduced into UK schools this year that will aim to teach children about healthy, respectful relationships. It’s referred to as RSE, which covers Relationship Education, Relationships and Sex Education, and Health Education.
Relative Pronouns appear in the Year 5 & 6 National Curriculum in the UK. This is a detailed guide to what they are and how to use them.
Table of Contents When do Students learn the 7 times table? The 7 times table forms part of the Year 4 national curriculum in the UK (approx 8 years old). By the
We were delighted to find out that MTC with Emile has been shortlisted as product of the year by Teach Primary. Run by Teach Primary magazine, the awards help teachers seek out the
Table of Contents Phonics Game – Phonics with Emile has been Launched! Phonics with Emile is based on the same easy to use software as the rest of our multi-award
Table of Contents Fractions seem to worry students. They are something a bit alien. A bit weird. Integers or counting numbers, they have met before going to school and have
The Department for Education (DfE) – part of the UK Government – have brought together a list of online educational resources to support children’s education at home while they may not
We’re going to deal with antonyms in this blog including what they are, what they do, what you need to teach, a lot of examples and some worksheets for your
Students’ education is being impacted by Coronavirus across the world. Emile is part of the education ecosystem and our mission is to help. So with this in mind we are offering free access to Emile for ANY school affected by the Coronavirus outbreak.
This Guide is meant for Primary School leaders to help make sure they, their staff and their students are prepared for potential school closures. Schools should take their lead from Public Health England and the Department for Education.
The Edtech 50 was launched in 2018 by the effervescent Ty Goddard. It is a fantastic publication that highlights the best in Edtech (including Emile)!
On April 23rd, 2020, representatives of the North’s leading University, Higher Education, FE and Sixth Form insititutions will come together to celebrate the winners of the Educate North Awards, picked by a panel of academics, business people and experts from across the UK.
We are exhibiting at GESS Dubai 2020 this week. Come and see how Emile is impacting learning outcomes for schools!
Prepositions are words governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause. But to make your pupils understand the idea, explain to them that prepositions are words which link nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence.
Connectives represents the logical connection between two sentences, and they are crucial for understanding basic meaning of English.
Children in KS2 are expected to use them in sentences or paragraphs, and by Year 6 children will need to have good sense of them, why and how to use them, and be prepared for the KS2 Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar test.
The final goal is for the children to be able to separate connectives into conjunctions, prepositions and adverbs.
You may have heard of unstructured play; it’s also commonly called free play, and it’s something that’s important for your child to experience in order to develop their cognitive and physical abilities. The rules for unstructured play are simple: there aren’t any.
Here’s our Comprehensive and Easy Guide to Phonics and the Year 1 Phonics Screening Check for NQTs & parents.
Teaching new material to students that haven’t grasped the fundamentals is a recipe for disaster. Yet that was what traditional teaching methods almost always encountered. This blog describes what a maths mastery approach is and the 7 essential features of teaching using a maths mastery approach.
We are delighted to announce that Emile has been shortlisted for a GESS 2020 Award!
It’s a fantastic recognition of the impact Emile is having on children around the world.
The apostrophe is a punctuation mark that is often misused.
It is one of the common grammatical mistakes that irritates people on Facebook and Twitter, and that parents love to highlight if a teacher gets wrong!
Table of Contents Multiplying Fractions: How to Do Them & How to Teach Them Easily Fractions is one of those subject areas that takes time and hard work to grasp.
Table of Contents Determiners: What are they? Determiners are scattered across almost every sentence and many of us are blissfully unaware of it. Determiners are words placed in front of
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