5 resources worth taking a look at
1. EconBulletin - takes current news and turns it into exam-style questions, helping students to practice their exam technique whilst raising awareness of current affairs and applying their theory to new scenarios. Teachers can track class progress and spot misconceptions, and there are also built-in essay planners. At the moment it has solid functionality for AQA and Edexcel A-Level and iGCSE. 2. Bizomics new features - some great new features here over the last fe
Round up of Competitions for Students
The weeks after exams can be a bit of a nightmare with trips, events and open days. If you end up with half a class for a lesson, getting students working on an essay competition is a genuinely productive use of the time. It's also worth flagging to Year 12s that competition entries are useful for adding into UCAS. The ones marked with a deadline are open now. Econ-Specific Competitions Young Economist of the Year (Discover Economics / RES / KPMG) The biggie! Students don'
Bank of England Teacher Conference
The Bank of England is hosting a free one-day teacher conference for those delivering A-level Economics in UK schools and colleges on 24 June 2026 from 10:00 to 15:50 at Aston University . The conference will explore a range of key economic issues, topics and debates that are relevant to the A-level curriculum and designed to support classroom teaching. The day will include talks from guest speakers, breakout sessions linked to important curriculum topics, and opportunities







