Keep Your Distance
Check out our 8 creative ways for how to use now>press>play to help children keep their distance, have fun and be creative. 'We're using now>press>play almost daily in school as…
Use Constructive Imaginative Play to Get Your Children Talking
now>press>play outlines the four areas imaginative play develops in primary school children, including social & emotional, language and creative skills...
Why we created ‘now>press>play At Home’
As a social enterprise, our mission is to make the curriculum accessible and engaging for all primary school children. Despite school closures, we are determined to still achieve this. We…
We are pleased as punch to be an ERA Winner!
Friday 27th March was the end of a long week for families, teachers and workers on the front line up and down the country. At now>press>play, we were about to…
Gender Equality Collective’s Nicole Ponsford on her latest projects & Edtech 50…
We met Nicole recently at the launch for Edtech 50 as she was a judge for 2020's list and we were included as a product! And in the run…
5 Ways to Engage Reluctant Writers with Creativity
Energise writing by tapping into your pupils’ creativity. 5 easy ways & starting points to engage your most reluctant writers and get them inspired.
Mental Health in Primary Schools
Mental health is something we all experience throughout our lives but before you have the language to talk about it, how can you understand it? In the last three years,…
Introducing our newest team member – Efuntoye!
My journey to working for now>press>play can be described as quite an obscure one! I have recently completed a Masters in physiotherapy and did an undergraduate degree in biomedical science,…
Introducing….Claire!
Introducing the newest team member to now>press>play, Claire! Claire will be looking after our lovely schools in the Midlands and showcasing now>press>play to new schools. We are super excited to…
A Teacher’s Experience at now>press>play
As all teachers know, anything that can get 30 energetic 5 year old’s following instructions is something to remember!