REAch2 in the News

​​Children can now scan their family's shopping themselves at Morrisons in Littlehampton, thanks to the introduction of child-friendly tills.

More children ‘appear to be starting primary school without the basic life skills they need’, heads’ leader warns

School staff report worsening school-readiness with teachers devoting more time to child-support work that parents once did

Early years teachers are warning they are losing two and a half hours a day supporting kids who are not 'school ready', according to a survey by children’s charity Kindred

Teachers have to spend 2.5 hours per day, over a third of the school day, supporting children in their class who are not ‘school ready’. — Good Morning Britain (@GMB)

The temporary weekday closure is designed to improve safety for families walking to schools.

Children from a Lichfield school have been lending a hand to keep a local park clean.

NEXT Thing Education will be running a Technology and STEM Camp at Pemberley Academy Primary School during the February half term on 19th-23rd February. This is your TWO week count […]

And hopefully unlock a little funding too

The DfE has published its long-awaited draft transgender guidance. Here are the key details for schools

Action taken to tackle surge in children in England classed as persistently absent from school following Covid pandemic

Department for Education also confirms £15m rollout of attendance mentor scheme and new parent marketing campaign

Hundreds of people in need this Christmas in Ipswich and Suffolk have received hampers and meals to help them through the festive period.

A "cycling revolution" is continuing to gain momentum among schoolchildren in Lowestoft.

A major expansion project at a school is under way that will see an additional 210 primary and nursery places available from next year.

Exciting Updates from the MATPN Conference:We are thrilled to share the success of REAch2 Academy Trust at the recent MATPN Conference.

Early years leaders and experts warn emergency funding and an immediate plan to fix the workforce shortage is needed if Labour is to achieve its aims for the sector

The fallout from this year’s tough Sats reading paper means reform is now inevitable. But what should primary assessments look like? Grainne Hallahan explores

A new ‘Bike Library’ pilot scheme has been launched at Phoenix St Peter Academy in Lowestoft to build on the Tour of Britain legacy.

BUILDING on the success of the Lionesses, congratulations went to the 19 teams of Year 3 and 4 Girls who attended the Girls’ Football Festival at Mark Hall Academy on […]

Surveys after Sats each year show our approach for Year 6 pupils is working, says Cathie Paine

Pupils from the school, in Whitmore Drive, Colchester, met with Baroness Diana Barran as part of a debate in the House of Lords

Plans are set to be approved for a Telford primary school to increase in size – with six new classrooms and a nursery proposed.

A carousel of fun activities and traditional favourites saw a "very successful" sports day take centre stage at a primary school in…