Our collection of wonderful internet discoveries.

As a teacher, having the right stationery can make a big difference in staying organised and adding a personal touch to your classroom.

If you’re anything like us, the start of a new term brings a strong urge to organise your classroom — to declutter, label everything in sight, and create the most organised, Pinterest-worthy learning space possible.

The Forest app has been developed to help people stay focused and avoid the temptation of checking their smartphone.

Every 10 days a new set of 10 photos are added to Unsplash. These aren’t just any old photos — they’re carefully selected in order to keep the quality of the content as high as possible.

Hemingway is a web and desktop application that aims to tidy up your writing and make it easier for readers to understand.

Maps.me is a convenient mapping app that works like any other, but with the added bonus of offline viewing.

Plickers is an interactive poll system that provides teachers with a unique way of gathering answers or opinions from students.

The Red Cross have two essential first aid apps that are very similar in design and content, but one is for adults and one is for babies and young children.

Whether you’re a graphic design professional or a complete novice, the Assembly app is a creative tool for all.

With so much focus nowadays on coding, it’s refreshing to see a website that focuses on the creative side of things.