With thousands of primary resources available, knowing what to buy in 2026 is harder than ever. This guide breaks down what genuinely adds value, the difference between one-off PDFs and evolving libraries, and the red flags that can quietly increase workload rather than reduce it.

Consistency is one of the most powerful — and overlooked — tools in primary education. This blog explains why familiar formats help children feel confident and independent, the hidden cost of constantly switching resources, and how reliable systems support better outcomes for schools and families.

Supporting learning at home doesn’t mean becoming the teacher or piling on worksheets. This blog explains what genuinely helps children make progress, the difference between busy work and meaningful practice, and how calm, structured resources can support learning without pressure or guilt.

Teachers are surrounded by resources that promise to save time — yet planning still spills into evenings and weekends. This blog explores why most primary resources actually add to workload, the hidden cost of one-off worksheets, and how consistent, well-structured systems can genuinely give teachers their time back.

Boost times tables fluency with simple strategies that build understanding, confidence and long-lasting recall.

Spelling doesn’t have to be a struggle. With the right mix of simple routines, pattern-based teaching, and meaningful practice, children can make rapid, confident progress both at school and at home. In this blog, we explore practical strategies that really work—alongside how the Primary Spelling programme provides structured, ready-to-use resources that make spelling clear, consistent, and achievable for every learner.

Greater depth isn’t harder maths — it’s deeper thinking. Here’s how to help children reason, justify and truly master mathematical ideas.

Transform spare minutes into powerful maths practice with 10 fun, no-prep activities every class will love.

Start the year strong with simple routines, smart resources and practical ideas every primary teacher can rely on.

Kick-start the year with simple routines that build maths confidence, fluency and calm right from day one.

Arithmetic fluency grows when schools use daily practice, clear strategy teaching and simple, low-stakes assessment.