The pandemic has taught us a lot about the way children learn. They learn their way – and many students enjoy learning online.

Previous generations had to rely on books. But digital natives are happy navigating games, websites and apps and watching multi-media.

But that’s not all. The pandemic also highlighted something else…

Children need different amounts of learning time and learning routes. Technology allows us to deliver this. With technology, we can stretch the high performers at the same time as supporting learners who need extra help. For example, some students may need to watch a video a couple of times or have the chance to answer more questions. Or, they may need to use reading tools to help with dyslexia.

And it’s why we’re helping all students learn their way: by giving them individual ipads for use in school and at home.
These Ipads will help children succeed in the skills they are learning today. But that’s not all. They are also an essential step in preparing them for the future.

Some say that 65% of children starting primary school now will work in jobs that don’t yet exist. Technology will likely play a large part in the positions of the future. Our digital transformation programme will help prepare students for these roles.