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6 ways to get involved with This Is Engineering Day
On Wednesday 6th November, Amazon is supporting This Is Engineering Day – an exciting annual campaign that brings engineering to life for young people around the country. Here’s how you can get involved. -
Be inspired by the Amazon LGBT+ Reading Roadshow
This week Amazon kicked off the LGBT+ Reading Roadshow, a new initiative that brings literacy, diversity and inclusion together -
Explore free primary maths resources with Maths4All storefront launch
Amazon has teamed up with education bodies to launch Maths4All, an online storefront providing free, curriculum-linked primary maths resources just in time for summer holidays. -
Why ‘STEMinism’ matters in the classroom and beyond
In partnership with Teach First, tour leaders at Amazon Fulfilment Centres have been exploring how to encourage more girls to pursue further study and careers in STEM. -
Want to hear winners from the 500 Words children’s writing competition? Just ask Alexa!
Say “Alexa, read me a 500 Words story” to hear Nicole Kidman, David Tennant, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and many others read finalists' stories from the 500 Words: Black Lives Matter competition. -
Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize winning teams share their tech-for-good solutions
Students aged 11 to 16 have designed, developed and built tech-for-good prototypes – from a real-time sign language translator to an insect-powered plastic digester. -
Amazon donates 10,000 Fire Tablets with Teach First to help school children most in need
Amazon and Teach First are working together to ensure more children across the UK have access to the technology they need for home schooling and learning in the long term. -
Home schooling resources for parents, carers and children during lockdown
As lockdown continues across the country, we’ve put together a guide to all of our free learning resources to help parents and students learning from home. -
Amazon surprises schoolchildren with star-studded ‘Very Important Breakfast Clubs’
Amazon and charity partner Magic Breakfast are surprising hundreds of children this Christmas as their lessons are led by stars such as Professor Green and Rachel Riley. -
Keep learning at home with free STEM resources from Amazon
Amazon is launching free STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) resources to help students learn how to code, improve their maths skills and develop their career aspirations. -
Communities benefit as Amazon and Barnardo’s partnership grows
Amazon’s charity partners like Barnardo’s and the communities they serve face unprecedented challenges during COVID-19 – here’s how we’re helping. -
Encouraging the next generation of innovators to use tech for good
Delivered by Nesta Challenges, the Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize pairs science, technology, engineering and maths with entrepreneurial life skills to encourage young people from all backgrounds to compete and turn great ideas into reality.
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