The FYI News Club Chat sheet is a discussion question resource and supports your students to discuss the news items presented ...

This week on FYI, We speak to the Minister for Energy, Michael Shanks, at one of the first solar schools to benefit from the government's new money-saving scheme.

First News Education TV is an exciting web-based channel with programmes presented by kids for kids, and films that open up a window on the world they are growing up in. In an educational setting, ...

This word bank of journalistic sentence openers and words and phrases that are found in newspapers will help students write their own newspaper reports.

This week on FYI, Maya visits an inclusive triathlon event that enables disabled competitors to compete on a level playing field, Scarlett talks to young inventor Heman Bekele who was voted TIME’s ...

Over the last few years, e-cigarettes, or vapes, have been hitting the headlines, from companies being fined for marketing to young people, to questions about the health risks involved and the ...

The government has announced plans for more mental health support in schools to tackle the pupil 'absence epidemic'.

Britain's Got Talent star Eva Abley teaches us about what it means to have a disability and how it's ok to be different. For more you can watch the full FYI Investigates: Disability and Me.

As the UK ban on disposable vapes is introduced, FYI visits the only NHS vaping clinic helping kids to quit.

Fake or fact: Are UK scientists starting experiments to dim the sun, to try and slow down global warming?

Find out how to write the perfect headline, including examples and newspaper headline activities to get you started teaching headlines to your KS2 class.