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We recommend Britannica School replaces general internet searches within your school. Through daily use and interaction, students will be better equipped to research independently and become more knowledgable about the subjects they are studying.
Sam, Private tutor: I am now a paid up member so I can access PowerPoints and some other docs too, but tbh there is so much material on there that is free to download that I think I could have continued as a non paying member. If you're teaching in the classroom, the PowerPoints would be great but as a face to face tutor, I don't use them. One thing I do find frustrating is that if you key in a search for something specific, the docs suggested are not exact and you have to trawl through pages of suggestions (with tenuous links) in the hope you'll find one.Jerzy Majewski, Teacher: It's a great place to start and a base for doing presentations, etc.Julia Beck, Teacher: For the reasons I have already described in my previous answers.Nabunje Mildred, Teacher: It is a good tool to have especially in countries with limited access to information like books
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Britannica School's subscription costs £679 per annum for a primary or prep school and £1140 per annum for a secondary. This price gives access to all members of your school community.
For smaller-than-average schools, prices can vary and discounted rates are available for mutli-year licences.
