A team of students has won an award for creating toy blocks that teach children about energy sustainability.

Embedded RFID technology brings programming to life for children, with a kit that includes a magnetic car that moves around a city of sixteen wooden blocks.

Students get an unobstructed view of procedures while minimising infection risks.

Huawei has launched the Learn ON program, which provides high-quality resources on an open digital platform for educators and students in Kenya.

Brands working together help bring about broader, more rapid change in an industry full of challenges.

The additional outdoor structures would enable pupils and staff to be better spaced, increasing the possibility of year-group intake.

iClassroom makes learning easier and more intuitive by providing an engaging peer-to-peer social media-type platform.

A new device allows children to listen to music and stories without being exposed to screens.

A former Ivorian computer retailer created a backpack that provides light to help children in remote villages study after dark.

Suffused with the feel of an enchanted forest, the Lolly-Laputan fairyland café aims to capitalise on children’s curiosity to teach them about sustainability.

The Mochi system uses Legos, books, blocks and traditional crafts to teach children the fundamentals of coding.

The “Trick or Trash” campaign offers teachers a free lesson plan and a recycling kit.