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<>What's new under the hood on School of Everything. We have been a bit slow at writing about what we are doing down in the engine room, but this is the beginning of a plan to be a little more vocal. (We have taken the lead from Meetup's release blog.) We'll have a go at getting one of these posts </>... more

As you may have seen in our February Newsletter, we are currently looking for guinea pigs. <>We hope to grow our beta testing group over the next few months and test lots of different bits of the site to make sure it does what it should and is user friendly! We are looking to test our new payment s</>... more

We want School of Everything to be as good for all you teachers as possible, but how can you get the best out of your teaching profile? Well here are a few tips from Everything HQ to help bag loads of students.<>What do you look like? Perhaps most important is to put a good picture on your profile.</>... more

At the weekend, half of Team Everything headed up to Glasgow, bonnie Scotland to take part in the third SI Camp - so we thought we'd do a city showcase of School of Everything teachers in the area like we've done with Sheffield and Newcastle in the past.<>As you can see from Sangeet's graphic the m</>... more

<>As you may have seen in our August Newsletter we have a little competition - fancy winning a nice prize? All you need to do is write a paragraph about why your subject is tip top and everyone should give learning it a go. 100 words maximum (we don't want English teachers running away with themsel</>... more

<>After the overwhelming response to our last competition we thought we'd run another! As you may have noticed we now have subject images on School of Everything but there aren't quite enough, and that's where you come in. All you need to do is send us a photograph to use on the site. You can pick </>... more

<>Stop the press! School of Everything Bread Making teacher Tom Baker (Yep, that's his real name) made the front cover of the Birmingham Post Magazine last week. Tom is a busy man because he is also one of the first teachers to have signed up to our new gift scheme. You can now buy a Bread Making l</>... more