As education leaders look for reliable resources and long-term support, Hachette Learning says its unified approach is making it easier for schools to access the materials and expertise they already know and trust.
Eighteen months after bringing together several established education brands under a single identity, Hachette Learning says the day-to-day experience for schools has remained reassuringly familiar, while making it simpler to discover resources across multiple areas of teaching and learning.
Trusted Resources Under One Name
Hachette Learning brought together well-known education brands including Rising Stars, Hodder Education, Hodder Gibson and Galore Park under one shared identity 18 months ago.
For teachers and school leaders, that means many of the classroom resources they already use continue to be available. These include Reading Planet, digital assessments, curriculum resources and support for International Baccalaureate and Cambridge programmes.
The biggest change is that schools can now access these resources from one place, making it easier to find support across different subjects, year groups and priorities.
Familiar Consultants Continue Supporting Schools
Strong relationships remain an important part of educational support.
Hachette Learning says schools will continue working with the same local consultants who understand their needs and long-term goals. Although the organisation now operates under a new name, the people supporting schools remain the same.
This continuity may be particularly valuable for schools, where curriculum planning, staff development and assessment often require ongoing guidance throughout the academic year.
Supporting Schools for More Than 150 Years
Hachette Learning traces its educational heritage back to 1868. During that time, classrooms, technology and teaching methods have evolved significantly.
However, the organisation says its purpose remains unchanged. It continues to focus on helping every learner reach their individual potential while adapting its resources to meet changing educational needs.
Four Areas of Support for Educators
Hachette Learning organises its support around four key areas that align with many schools’ everyday priorities.
| Support Area | What It Offers |
|---|---|
| Teach | Digital and print curriculum resources designed to support classroom teaching across a range of subjects and qualifications. |
| Learn | Adaptive and inclusive learning approaches that help schools meet the needs of diverse learners. |
| Assess | Digital assessment tools and reporting that provide reliable insights into pupil progress. |
| Enable | Professional development, targeted intervention and digital platforms that help educators use assessment data to inform teaching. |
Supporting Better Teaching and Learning
Schools increasingly seek partners that provide more than individual textbooks or assessments. They want joined-up support that connects teaching resources, professional learning and meaningful assessment.
By bringing its education brands together, Hachette Learning aims to simplify that experience while maintaining the trusted relationships many schools have built over the years.
As schools prepare for another academic year, easier access to familiar resources and expert guidance could help reduce complexity and support continuous improvement across teaching and learning.
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