Welcome to IQ Media
Welcome to IQ Media, the education portfolio that is continually advancing as an invaluable reference tool for head teachers, heads of departments, LEAs and bursars. We address topical issues from ICT to numeracy, from SEN inclusion to healthy eating and also cover the many recreational and educational options for school educational days out and holidays.
Our extensive authorial network comprises of representatives from all key organisations, governmental departments and service providers operating within the educational sector - the Dfes, BECTA, BESA, NASEN, The FSA, Groups for Education in Museums, The National Trust, to name but a few.
All IQ Media printed products now have the facility of e-books being e-mailed direct to all schools and LEA’s in the UK as well as their own website. Take a tour through the IQ Media website to see what services IQ and our partners can offer you.
Latest from IQ Education
Rose and Alexander: an initial response - 25th June 2009
Two major reviews of the primary curriculum to read and digest. One from Sir Jim Rose who responded with some well considered recommendations while working to a brief tightly set out by the Secretary of State.
BESA Research Suggests Schools are Spending Carefully: £222 Million Resources Budgets Unspent - 12th June 2009
Research by BESA (British Educational Suppliers Association) suggests that schools are being cautious with their spending at the moment in the face of the current economic climate, despite funding being available to schools.
Ground-Breaking Science Study Programme gets Support with Three-Year Grant for the Mary Rose Trust - 12th June 2009
From the world of Henry VIII to a world not normally seen under the sea - young scientists and engineers of the future could soon be discovering the excitement behind science, when The Mary Rose Trust announces support from the Lloyd's Register Educational Trust in a ground-breaking education programme.
Latest from IQ Days Out
Fantastic Foodie Days Out - Treats for all the Family! - 10th June 2009
Planning the family holidays this year could present us all with some exciting challenges. The economic downturn not only makes the working week a little more worrisome but when you do have the chance to take a break, you feel like you still need to save money.
Good day sport: On your macs, get set, go! - 10th June 2009
Macmillan Cancer Support launch The Big Sports Day
HORRIBLE HISTORIES?: Terrible Trenches Exhibition - 10th June 2009
A partnership between Imperial War Museum and Scholastic Children's Books
