Hi-impact consultancy named UK British Hero by British Chamber of Commerce
The team at hi-impact are delighted to have been recognised by The British Chamber of Commerce as a UK Business Hero for their work in education and media throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The British Chamber of Commerce have recently launched a campaign to...
Getting to know our New Additions: Meeting the Team
We at hi-impact are delighted to share that over the last few weeks, we have added three new members to our growing team; a Curriculum Consultant, a Sales & Marketing Assistant, and an IT Support Technician! As is hi-impact tradition, all three of Lloyd, Robyn and...
Digital and Technological Advancement in Schools: What the Teachers say
Its effectiveness undeniable and its advancement inescapable, technology continues to drive our everyday lives. It makes sense then, as we move ever deeper into the digital age, that we continue to incorporate its usage into our education system. This is an act which...
Magic Door Education: Bringing Imagination to the Classroom
Magic Door Education specialise in the delivery of interesting, fun, and engaging educational workshops which aim to inspire a more experiential way of learning through role-play. We were recently lucky enough to sit down with experienced Primary School teacher and...
Perceptive Detectives: Our Puzzle-solving Workshops
Over the last decade, we have supported schools throughout the North West and further afield with the implementation of innovative, creative, engaging and above all, educational., workshops which enrich the curriculum across all subject areas. We’d be lying, however,...
The Influence of Workshops and Role-Play in Education
Maths, English, Science, curriculum, lessons, homework, activity, education...all words which have inspired panic and terror in countless children (and adults!) throughout the ripples of time. Upon their mere mention, our minds eye trawls through the archives of our...
Understanding Highly Sensitive Children (and why it’s okay!)
We’d simply be lying to ourselves if we said being a child at school wasn’t difficult. We were all there, at one point, forced as unwilling participants to partake in cutthroat classroom politics. It was a place where every action, every spoken word, and every facial...
Animal Multimedia: An Online Workshop
After months of being stuck in my house, I was finally able to stop by a school and observe one of our exciting workshops firsthand...sort of. I was there digitally! Not like a hologram or force ghost from Star Wars, but via Google Hangouts, which works just as well....
Finding the Right Fit: How we Recruit
Identifying the Role I get a real buzz of excitement when recruiting for hi-impact. It is thrilling to grow the team and by the end of the process we have recruited a new employee who fits our scoring criteria, company culture and shares the same values as us. The...
Stepping Into Happiness
There is a simple happiness in the magical act of placing one foot in front of the other after a day of work during lock down. When I head out of the door, I like to mix my routes around Chester which include walking around the Chester walls, the Meadows and...