Earlier this year, Coedffranc Primary School began to look to further understand how to develop the use of digital technologies across their school, but weren’t quite sure where to start, and so they decided to enlist the help of Aspire 2Be. Aspire 2Be recommended the eDCR process to Coedffranc, which is a digital change review

In 2019, Premiership Rugby Ltd planned to use the latest mobile technology, and sporting role models, to help primary aged school pupils to develop their digital literacy and important life skills by accessing the curriculum in a new and exciting way. To achieve this, Premiership Rugby turned to Aspire 2Be for their expertise and guidance.

Following a number of previous successful collaborative projects, Aspire 2Be were approached by Awen Libraries in early 2021 to redesign and redevelop their existing website. The A2B team worked closely with Toni Cosson, Head of Marketing and Communications, throughout the project to identify the key areas which the Libraries needed to be easily accessible, in

On International Women’s’ Day 2021, we are shining a light on the inspirational women who are leading the way at Aspire 2Be. It is an opportunity to celebrate the talent, strength and expertise that these women bring to Aspire 2Be on a daily basis.  Beth Evans My academic life began at my local primary school,

During the toughest of trading times in recent history, A2B’s staff were certainly not idle. Working through lockdown and on behalf of the World Professional Billiard and Snooker Association, they designed, developed, built, and launched the WPBSA’s first professional players’ app. Launched in January ‘21, the app acts as the key hub and go-to place

Under the new funding provided by Welsh Government, Aspire 2Be, in conjunction with Bridgend College, proposes a series of courses providing digital skills development relating to core cloud based solutions.   The current pandemic has prompted a significant rise in the need for agile working, incorporating a digital skill set to seamlessly facilitate remote and blended

Minecraft Education Edition has been a game changer for student engagement and gamifying the classroom. We are proud to be recognised as an official Microsoft Minecraft Education Edition Global Training Partner. Not only has Aspire 2Be been fortunate enough to train 1000s of global educators to use Minecraft to deliver STEM lessons from a new

Aspire 2Be is “thrilled” to have been crowned a winner at the inaugural Wales STEM Awards on Thursday November 12th in a virtual ceremony hosted by Sian Lloyd. The Swansea based company was among 42 innovative companies to be named finalists in this year’s highly anticipated awards, which celebrated those making a difference to, and championing, Science, Technology, Engineering, and

Rugby League sensation and the game’s hottest property, Welshman Regan Grace, is looking to his future – and he believes it’s digital Speedster Grace is burning up Rugby League’s premier competition and is already officially clocked as Super League’s fastest man. His 100 first team games has been achieved in record time and he is

Award-winning education, sport and business technology company Aspire 2Be is delighted to announce the appointment of former national Headteacher of the Year nominee Derek Peaple as Director of Operations for its new Aspire 2Be London Office from 1 September. Derek’s appointment reflects Swansea-based Aspire 2Be’s rapid growth across all three sectors as the only UK

A Welsh company’s efforts to offset the effects of the Covid-19 crisis has been picked up by British broadcast and communication giants Sky TV. Swansea based Learning Technology company Aspire 2Be, launched it’s AspirEd online platform during the peak of the Covid-19 crisis, to help schools and teachers deliver the blended learning needs thrown up

In light of the recent COVID-19 pandemic, we would like to reassure our clients and partners that we are doing our very best to ensure that everyone involved in our business is looked after and protected. We will be following guidelines and advice set out by W.H.O and Public Health Wales, ensuring that any changes