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Workload, Home School Communication and Assessment with Busy Things
June 4, 2026
Find out more about how Busy Things can help you avoid paying for multiple single-subject platforms. Busy Things replaces dozens of..
Developing Creativity, Computing, and Inclusion with Busy Things
May 22, 2026
What if your pupils could master the trickiest parts of the curriculum while thinking they were just having fun? For LGfL Broadband Schools*,..
Busy Things - Supporting EYFS And The Transition To KS1
May 13, 2026
The challenge is familiar: You need learning resources that respect the unique, non-linear nature of the EYFS Statutory Framework, but most..
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J2e - Workload, Assessment, and Safeguarding
April 24, 2026
Differentiation shouldn’t mean double the workload. We know the challenge of managing diverse SEND requirements while keeping the whole class on..
Three additional ways J2e can support your classroom
April 21, 2026
Save the glue sticks and stop spending hours printing, trimming, and sticking photos into books to prove progress. Read on to find out about..
How to manage logins, EYFS access, and curriculum progression - without the hassle
March 25, 2026
Our latest video series underscores a simple truth: primary schools need tools designed for the way primary pupils learn. This first blog..
Busy Things Winner at the Bett Awards 2026
February 17, 2026
Great news for LGfL schools........ Busy Things wins at the Bett Awards 2026! The team at Busy Things is celebrating a major milestone following..
ArtBytes - Why Art Education is Essential in a Tech-Driven World
December 8, 2025
Art Bytes is a national art and EdTech programme for primary, secondary, and SEND schools that combines an inter-school art competition with a ..
The Included Conversation - UDL - 'Agency and Connection'
November 12, 2025
Agency and connection: understanding how to effectively remove barriers to learning’
The Included Conversation - J2e - 'Turn access into independence'
October 23, 2025
What if the biggest barrier to learning isn't a disability, but the classroom?
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