We are experts in education content and publishing. Whether you have exciting news to discuss or would like to plan out a marketing strategy using our digital and print portfolio, we’re here to help.
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Whether you're a new education brand or an established name in schools, we've plenty to talk about. Come and see us in Colchester, stop for coffee at a trade show, or invite us to a meeting so we can find out more about how to support you.
Our senior members of staff, many of whom have been with us for the past 10 years, can offer a range of commercial and editorial skills, and we're always open to developing new projects and ways of working.
Meet the Team
Richard Stebbing
Group Advertising Manager
Richard Stebbing joined The Teach Company ahead of launching in 2006. He oversees print and digital advertising. Ask him about... early morning running, injuries and playing badminton badly.
Joe Carter
Group Editor
Joe Carter joined The Teach Company in 2006. He oversees print and digital editorial. Ask him about... the time he interviewed Maurice Gibb about paintball.
Jenny Phillips
Advertising Manager
Jenny Phillips joined The Teach Company in 2008. She is the advertising manager across Teach Secondary and Technology & Innovation. Ask her about... travelling, snowboarding and building a house from scratch.
Hayley Rackham
Advertising Manager
Hayley Rackham joined The Teach Company in 2010. She is the advertising manager across Teach Primary and Teach Reading & Writing. Ask her about Ella and Toffee.
Samantha Law
Advertising Manager
Samantha Law joined The Teach Company in 2013. She is the advertising manager on Teach Early Years, Nursery Business and Teach Primary 3-7. Ask her about... every line from Friends, ever!
Katie Jones
Senior Account Manager
Katie Jones joined The Teach Company in 2012. She is the senior account manager across Teach Secondary and Technology & Innovation. Ask her about... WWE and classic cars.
Jacob Stow
Editor
Jacob Stow joined the Teach Company in 2010. He is editor of Teach Early Years, Nursery Business and Teach Primary 3 to 7. Ask him about... the perils of quad biking in a suit.
Helen Mulley
Editor
Helen Mulley joined The Teach Company in 2012. She is editor of Teach Secondary and Technology & Innovation magazines. Ask her about... what it's like raising twins. I dare you.
Callum Fauser
Editor
Callum Fauser joined The Teach Company in 2015, and edits our specialist titles Primary School Management, SENCo and Primary PTA. Ask him about… the time he once held a watch worth £250,000 with shaking hands (and mercifully didn't drop it).
Lloyd Burgess
Editor
Lloyd Burgess joined The Teach Company in 2014. He is editor of teachwire.net. Ask him about... any line from any David Lynch film ever.
Elaine Bennett
Editor
Elaine Bennett joined The Teach Company in 2016. She is editor of Teach Primary. Ask her about... her hobby of taking photos of other people's cats and reviewing them on Twitter.
Our Story
June 2017
Tech for Teachers - the brand new award scheme from Teach Secondary and Technology & Innovation - is launched.
May 2017
The Teach Company is created, encompassing all of the brands we have launched so far and laying the foundations for the future.
April 2017
Early Years Excellence, the free awards scheme for early years suppliers, becomes a huge success in its first year.
April 2017
Primary School Management, our biggest launch since Teach Secondary, is published for the first time.
November 2016
Elaine Bennett takes charge as editor on Teach Primary, moving over from another successful sector within Aceville Publications. Hayley Rackham becomes the new advertising manager on the title.
November 2016
Callum Fauser moves over from Teachwire.net to head up Primary School Management and our special publications branch. Lloyd Burgess, previously features editor on Teach Primary, becomes the editor of Teachwire.net
October 2016
Primary PTA follows hot on the heels of SENCo.
September 2016
The first issue of SENCo magazine lands in schools - acknowledging the increasing importance of the special needs coordinator role in primary schools.
November 2015
Teachwire.net becomes the new central hub for our digital content, supplementing our existing platforms and allowing us to monitor trends across education.
September 2015
Callum Fauser is appointed as editor of our new project, Teachwire.net
September 2015
Teach Nursery evolves into Teach Early Years - still headed up by Samantha Law and Jacob Stow - allowing us to meet the demand from Reception teachers for our content.
January 2015
The first Technology & Innovation award winners are announced at BETT.
October 2014
Teach Reading and Writing launches, showcasing a cover by Lauren Child and articles from Michael Rosen and Jacqueline Wilson. It’s also the first outing for the Teach Primary New Children’s Fiction Awards.
September 2014
Technology & Innovation is created by our secondary team, bringing with it our first programme of awards.
November 2012
TeachSecondary.com goes live.
September 2012
Jenny Phillips and Helen Mulley publish our first magazine targeting KS 3&4, which rapidly becomes a flagship title.
June 2012
Helen Mulley joins as editor on Teach Secondary, moving over from another Aceville publication. Jenny Phillips moves over from Teach Primary to take the helm as advertising manager on the same title.
October 2011
TeachNursery.com quickly follows.
March 2011
Teach Nursery is launched, based on the successful Teach Primary model, as we extend our reach into the private daycare sector.
January 2009
TeachPrimary.com goes live.
March 2008
Primary Choice becomes Teach Primary - recognising an editorial shift towards professional development and classroom activities in response to demand from our growing readership.
January 2006
We take the magazine to our first trade show - BETT 2006.
January 2006
Primary Choice - a guide to classroom resources - is published for the first time.
September 2005
Joe Carter and Richard Stebbing, working with Aceville Publications, lay the groundwork for what is to become the largest magazine in primary education.