Teachmate’s SEND Impact Highlighted in RISE AI Hub Impact Report (2026)
The RISE Digital Skills and AI Hub report records Teachmate in speech and language therapy sessions, with clearer structure and less planning time.
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Print-Ready, Fully Customisable Worksheets COMING SOON 🚨👀
Our biggest product update yet: build worksheets from scratch by combining activity blocks, from vocabulary matches to word searches.
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Preparing for Exam Season with AI: A Teachmate Guide for Primary and Secondary Schools
Practical ways to structure revision for SATs and GCSEs, including our new Revision Pack Creator and crib sheets for any concept.
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World Book Day 2026: Building a Culture of Reading Across Every Classroom
World Book Day falls in the National Year of Reading. How to make literacy a cross-curricular habit rather than a single event.
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Inside the Teachmate Ambassador Programme
More than 100 ambassadors, three expert-led workshops, and a focus on where AI sits alongside safeguarding, inclusion and workload.
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Teachmate Announced as Official Education Partner for Comic Relief Red Nose Day 2026
Teachmate is an official Education Partner for Red Nose Day 2026, with three free, school-safe tools for planning classroom fundraising.
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An Early Years Teacher’s Guide to Using AI with Teachmate
Georgia, an EYFS teacher in Hampshire, on play-based learning, founding a new cohort, and where AI fits into an Early Years classroom.
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Teachmate Complies with Updated DfE Generative AI Product Safety Standards
The DfE added four standards to its Generative AI Product Safety Standards in January 2026. Here is how Teachmate meets each of them.
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Preparing for a Future Curriculum with Teachmate
The Curriculum and Assessment Review’s final report brings no immediate change for schools, but it does show where the curriculum is heading.
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