This week on FYI, Iara is at Edinburgh Zoo to meet Haggis the baby pygmy hippo who has gone viral online, plus much more!

School’s out… and while that might mean lie-ins and no homework, it also brings six whole weeks to fill with fun! Feeling a ...

This word bank of journalistic sentence openers and words and phrases that are found in newspapers will help students write their own newspaper reports.

Over the last few years, e-cigarettes, or vapes, have been hitting the headlines, from companies being fined for marketing to young people, to questions about the health risks involved and the ...

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The Bett award-winning iHub is an invaluable tool to engage your Key Stage 2 and 3 pupils, developing their core literacy skills through the exploration of global news stories. Our online teaching ...

Fake or fact: Was the Prince of Wales fined for taking Prince George out of school to watch a football match?

This week’s FYI comes from the tiny Channel Island of Alderney with Hughie learning all about the island and what it’s like growing up there.

Young cadets discuss why it is important to remember those who fought during World War Two.

A bridge in southwest China is set to become the world’s tallest when it opens in June!

The government has announced plans for more mental health support in schools to tackle the pupil 'absence epidemic'.