National Numeracy Day: Dealing with Maths Anxiety

Every year in the month of October we get to share in the opportunity to reflect on Black History, in honour and celebration of our community within the UK. Following the theme for 2022 - Time for Change: Action Not Words - we are challenged to reflect on what this means and may look like within the education sector, amongst educators, students from the Black community, and allies of diversity, equality and inclusion alike.

Equal Education is thrilled to announce the launch of its first tutoring programme overseas, working in partnership with colleagues and partners in Australia to implement its literacy-focused tutoring programme for vulnerable children.

In June’s #PrideMonth blog, John explores Equal Education’s approach to gender diversity and the importance of celebrating gender self expression.

This Spring, Equal Education took part in an audit with one of our Local Authority partners in the East of England. This was a welcome opportunity to reflect, reinforce and identify areas to develop for the year ahead.

Equal Education has launched a series of Tutor Community events. The latest focused on Session Hacks, allowing tutors and staff to come together to share best practice.

As the conflict in Ukraine enters its second month, Arabella examines the impact of conflict on children all over the world and looks at what we can do to support them.

The NAVSH conference 2022 was long-awaited and did not disappoint. Here we tell Jaz’s story that lit up the room with an important message to educators.

For International Day of Education, our Programmes Coordinator Arabella shares her experiences working internationally and writes that children must be supported to help make the most of their futures through inclusive, equitable and quality education for all. (Photo by Prado on Unsplash)