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Discovery Education Espresso

Discovery Education

Prepare learners for tomorrow through curiosity, engagement and real-world experiences

Product Type
Software
Location
UK
Platform
Internet-based
Environment
ClassroomHome
Keep teachers happy and students on track with Discovery Education Espresso—designed for seamless everyday instruction and classroom engagement.  
After the last two school years, it’s clear that teacher retention and addressing learning loss are the top priorities for many education leaders. Discovery Education helps primary schools with both. Our award-winning learning platform makes it easy for teachers to build and deliver compelling lessons and follow pupils closely on their path to success.  
Keep your teachers happy
  • Teachers know and love us for our trusted, high-quality education resources. From game-like interactives and ready-to-use activities to focused video clips and printable worksheets, teachers can be sure they will find engaging resources no matter what their instructional needs.
  • Whether you’re looking for favorites such as Phonics, Grammar and Punctuation and Poetry or Calculation, Algebra and Time Tables Tests or newer resources including Muddy Maths, The Walk with Amal and Earth to Luna, our treasury of 13,000 resources are curated into curriculum topics and areas of interest.
  • An age-appropriate news service for EYFS to KS2 helps teachers explain what’s happening in the world around them. With news bulletins, in-depth stories and pictures to spark discussion, you’ll always have relevant resources at your fingertips.
  • Calendar Picks includes activities and lesson starters to quickly incorporate timely events into your teaching, whether you’re celebrating Roald Dahl Day, World Kindness Day or World Space Week, Espresso has got you covered.
Address critical learning and achievement gaps.
Espresso gives educators clear insights into student progress to ensure no one falls behind. 
  • Our classroom engagement tool, Quiz, gives teachers multiple ways to promote active learning in the classroom and track progress in real-time.
    • Embed quiz questions right into the viewing timeline of any video
    • Create custom quizzes with a range of question formats, from polling to open-ended, multiple-choice to image annotation. 
    • Ask questions live in the classroom and share responses to spark discussions. 
  • When you’ve assessed where pupils are, it’s easy to assign resources directly to individuals or groups, with context and instructions.
  • For those who want to create their own activities, Studio is a flexible tool for you to bring together your own, and DE’s resources. There are even a number of activity templates to get you started.
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Costs
£7.65 per pupil
An Espresso subscription starts at £7.65 per pupil (excluding VAT). Everything is included in this price including MIS data integration, a dedicated account manager, setup and onboarding and ongoing support in using the service.
Multi-year discounts are available as well as special pricing for multi-product subscriptions.
For a personalised quote, please contact us.
Trial Options
14 days

Longer trials may be arranged on request. We can also provide an online walkthrough of the Discovery Education Espresso service to help you fully explore everything Espresso has to offer.

Guided home learning with Discovery Education Espresso

Case Study

Bromley High Junior School use a range of tools, including Discovery Education Espresso, to support teaching and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic

Discovery Education Espresso: Learning Beyond the Classroom

Case Study

Teacher Sophia Atherton explains how the platform strengthens links between school and home and takes learning beyond the classroom.

Discovery Education Espresso: Supporting a Leading Digital School

Case Study

CEO and Executive Headteacher Jonathan Bishop explains how Espresso supports their teaching and deepens pupil learning.

Move Learning Beyond the Classroom Walls with Discovery Education Espresso News

Case Study

Hayley McKechnie, Year 6 teacher and Computing Lead at Lee Chapel Primary School in Basildon, Essex, has taught with Discovery Education Espresso News

Espresso is a reliable source of current and up to date information across all the Primary Curriculum. The videos are educational and engaging in a fun manner. There is a wide variety of resources in all the subjects, the pupils especially like the interactive activities that challenge them.
Mr Ben Adamson, Great Wood Primary School, Staffordshire

Lifting Language off the page with Discovery Education Espresso

Case Study

Higher standards in literacy are at the heart of the National Curriculum. But encouraging a love of reading in the digital age can be a challenge.

Bring KS1 Learning to Life with Discovery Education Espresso News

Case Study

Riverview Infants School in Gravesend Kent uses Discovery Education Espresso to engage and inspire younger learners.

Supporting learning beyond the classroom

Case Study

At St Martin de Porres teachers pride themselves on creating an environment where every child can flourish and achieve success.

Discovery Education Espresso – Supporting independent and guided learning

Case Study

With 5 sites across Panama, The Oxford School provides a bilingual education to students from early years to high school.

Discovery Education Espresso – A Diverse Resource for Schools

Case Study

Eno Chance is a Reception teacher and Year Group Leader at Moss Hall Infant School in London.

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