If you have a question and want to hear the answer direct from a teacher, get in touch with one of our Ambassador Schools. Or have a read of one of our Case Studies.
now>press>play ran an extensive evaluation study to better understand how our resource benefits the children, teachers and schools who use now>press>play across the UK. Read more: now>press>play Evaluation Report
We are currently working with the National Literacy Trust to evaluate our impact and we look forward to sharing the study at the end of the academic year.
A Stimulus for Writing. Sigglesthorne Church of England Primary Academy is a small Primary Academy based in Hull. Over the course of the Autumn Term of 2018, the school trialed now>press>play and documented and measured the impact of now>press>play through…
Engaging Different Learning Types. Tame Valley Academy, a one-form entry school in Birmingham, have been using now>press>play to support their curriculum delivery since 2015. The school encourages and inspires all children to develop their full potential in a stimulating and…
now>press>play has inspired children of all ages through its engaging and imaginative format. The experiences anchor themselves to key areas of the National Curriculum and provide an exciting stimulus for basic skill development.
Stephanie Champney is Deputy Headteacher at Thorpedene Primary School, a three-form entry school in Southend. Stephanie explains how they have used now>press>play to raise literacy and engage students.
Robert Blair have been using now>press>play as part of their curriculum delivery since 2013. So we interviewed them to find out what they like about it and how it’s impacted their school.
