Learn Live run innovative, interactive, moderated online News Channels that bring a world of opportunity and experiences directly into the classroom, home, or business. Each interactive Learn Live broadcast can be attended by an unlimited number of schools/colleges, job seekers or businesses simply by logging into the channel via a browser. The broadcasts can be customized to showcase an organisation’s key messages, provide live video feeds, play and share interactive video
content and applications and act as a repository of information that can be downloaded by teachers and students. It has a secure, moderated live chat facility that can be used with iPads, iPhones, Apple TV, PC/ laptop, Macs, and Android devices.

The Learn Live News Channels continuously link schools/colleges/universities to employers and are working successfully with companies like Network Rail, Balfour Beatty, DWP, Gatwick Airport, Cheshire and Warrington LEP, Dept of Education and The NHS amongst others to deliver PSHE broadcasts across the UK.

All broadcasts on the Learn Live News Channels are recorded and used for future reference to assist in the learning process and to improve presentation delivery. The Learn Live News Channels are free to access and do not require any additional equipment to be purchased or procured to interact with the live broadcasts. All broadcasts and the promotion of these broadcasts within the school or training provision is managed by the Learn Live team.

Since 2015, the Learn Live News Channels have supported the futures of young people across the UK by delivering over 3,000 live broadcasts and reaching over 20 million in schools, colleges, universities and Job Centre Plus. Over 11,500 schools, colleges and universities and 2 million + subscribers are connected to the Learn Live News Channels.

The Rail Safe Friendly programme is run by Learn Live, and it was launched in March 2023 to deliver Network Rail’s video safety content directly to schools via the Learn Live Channel. Already, over 6,000 UK schools are on board with the programme and over 90 industry partners from across the rail sector have sponsored and become partners in it.

The programme was launched last year by Stuart Heaton, Learn Live and Rail Safe Friendly Managing Director, following the tragic death of 11-year-old Harrison Ballantyne who received a fatal electric shock after climbing over a fence to retrieve his football at a train depot.

The Rail Safe Friendly broadcasts are delivered through live or on demand content digitally into classrooms and assembly halls via the Learn Live channel. The channel also has a moderated, GDPR compliant LIVE CHAT facility to promote interaction and involvement from the schools and colleges taking part in Rail Safe Friendly.