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Our approach to building parental engagement
Following on from our recent blog about parental engagement and why it’s important, we thought we’d take a closer look at Learning with Parents’ approach

Feedback from our parent and teacher surveys
At Learning with Parents, our programme is continually shaped by the feedback we receive from the parents and teachers using our platform…

Launching our inclusive financial literacy programme
Here at Learning with Parents, we are excited to announce the launch of our new, whole-school Financial Literacy programme…

Staff Spotlight – Jess
In this month’s Staff Spotlight we speak to Jess, our School Partnership Manager…

Making the most of Maths games for school and home
Learning with Parents were excited to welcome Grace Coker from the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) as the guest speaker for our latest webinar. We discussed

What is Parental Engagement and Why is it Important?
Parental engagement is the active participation of parents in their child’s learning and development. It involves parents taking a hands-on role in their child’s education,

What teachers say about our Maths and English programme
As we get ready for our busiest year yet, we hear from some of our partner teachers on their experiences with the Learning with Parents programme.

Reading for purpose
Reading for purpose is any reading which helps you to do something else – for example by reading directions or instructions.

Staff Spotlight – Alice
In this month’s staff spotlight we speak to our Fundraising and Communications Officer, Alice.

Developing our inclusive financial literacy programme
We’ve spent the past two years researching and developing a financial literacy programme to meet the needs of primary school pupils and their families.

Where reading happens
One of the best things about our digital reading log has been seeing all of the different places reading happens. Spoiler alert – it’s everywhere. Below we share some of our favourite places for reading.

Reading with Parker the dog
Parker the dog has listened to a lot of excellent reading so far this year! Our patner school, Camestone School, has initiated a unique incentive to reward pupils who achieve their weekly reading target and to also reward pupils who have made noticeable progress throughout foundation and key stage one.

What teachers say about our digital reading log
Since its launch in September, our reading log has supported 15,000 pupils and their families to read regularly at home together. Here, we share some highlights from teacher feedback on the impact the reading log has made at their schools.

Our data dive with DataKind UK
Members of our team recently spent a weekend in London with an amazing charity called DataKind UK. Along with a team of volunteer data experts hosted by DataKind, we set out to see what insights we could find from the data we have available on our platform.

The power of reading for pleasure
A big thank you to Teresa Cremin, Professor of Education (Literacy) at the Open University, for contributing her insights on supporting reading for pleasure. Here, Teresa highlights the impact of reading for pleasure on a child’s life chances and shares The Open University’s Reading Schools Programme, which is now open for the 2024-25 academic year.

Celebrating our 2024 Bett Award Win
We are delighted to have won the 2024 Bett Award for Educational Resource for Parents or Home Learning with our digital reading log.

World Book Day – Our favourite books
In honour of World Book Day, we hear from our team on some of their favourite children’s books.

Highlights of our impact in 2023
In this blog, we look at some highlights of our 2023 impact report and the difference our work has made in supporting parents over the last year.

Staff Spotlight – Florence
In this month’s staff spotlight we speak to our Content Manager for English and Early Years, Florence.

Case Study – Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust
At LAAT, our motto has always been three words: excellence, exploration and encouragement, but since the pandemic, we have been increasingly drawn to the word equity.

Staff Spotlight – Jovan
In this month’s staff spotlight we speak to our Operations Coordinator, Jovan.

Valuing Every Moment: Supporting Parental Engagement in the Early Years
Discover Learning with Parents’ new journey into supporting parental engagement in the Early Years, focusing on inclusive, adaptable activities and our innovative partnership with Peeple.