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Love Paper Week Returns For Its Second Year
Love Paper Week Returns For Its Second Year, Celebrating The Sustainability And Relevance Of Paper Following the success earlier this year, Love Paper Week will be back in 2026, running from 2nd – 6th February to highlight the unique role of paper in our everyday lives and its strong environmental credentials. Building On Year One Love Paper,…
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The Haunted History of Paper
When we think of Halloween, paper usually means masks, cut-outs, or party invitations. But paper has a much darker story to tell. From cursed manuscripts to ghostly letters, this humble material has carried secrets, fears, and supernatural tales for centuries. Forbidden Books Paper has long carried secrets of dangerous knowledge. In medieval Europe, whispers circulated…
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Lessons In Sustainability
Discover how an increase in demand for environmental knowledge is boosting the availability of sustainability education. Right about now, thousands of A Level students up and down the country will be deep in revision mode, surrounded by textbooks and notes as they work towards distilling two years of learning into a few hours of exams.…
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The Importance Of Drawing In Children’s Development
Often, only when it’s raining outside, and the usual favourite toys are no longer cutting it, do the paper and crayons come out. According to experts in child development and psychology, however, far from being just a fun activity, drawing plays an important role in children’s development, helping them to communicate, learn and remember. Plus, it’s an…
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The Importance Of Paper-Based Materials In Education
Over the last 20 years or so, technology has infiltrated almost every facet of our lives. The expansion of broadband, smartphones and portable technology has changed how we communicate, how we access information and how we work and learn. While many of these changes are no doubt positive, there is growing evidence that this isn’t…
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Children’s Books That Celebrate Paper
Paper is one of the simplest materials, yet it holds endless possibilities for young minds. From scribbles and drawings to folded creations and letters, paper invites exploration, imagination, and hands-on learning. Therefore, we should celebrate paper as a precious resource and guide children to use it thoughtfully, not only as a surface for drawing, writing,…
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The Impact Of Digital Education For Students
Could shifting from print to online learning be harming the education of the world’s students? As the developed world emerges from the pandemic and regains some sense of normality, the world of education is moving back to its previous ways of working. In the UK, younger children have been back at school for a while,…
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Reading Printed Materials Proven to Result in Better Literacy Outcomes
In a compelling report published this week, PISA, the OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment, affirms that students perform better when they read from printed materials rather than digital devices. This research sends a clear signal to parents and education providers that more must be done to safeguard reading in print for the future of education. Overall,…
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8 Ways To Help You Study
Going back to school, college, or university after a long breakaway is hard at the best of times, let alone with the extended duration of the lock-down due to Covid-19. After a long time out of education, it can be difficult to get back into the swing of things. So we’ve put together 8 helpful…
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The perils of the paperless classroom
In recent years, technology has transformed many aspects of education and brought ingenious new methods of teaching which have offered students simple and effective study tools. Many have revolutionised the classroom, but nothing yet has come close to replacing the humble pen and paper. Books have long been a symbol for learning and education, and…
