Myatt & Co

Myatt & Co provides online CPD films, resources, and webinars for teachers and school leaders, focused on curriculum, pedagogy, and leadership. Its library lists more than 500 films and webinars, with categories for EYFS, primary, secondary, SEND, inclusion, and the Early Career Framework. Subject materials span areas such as art, computing, English, geography, history, languages, maths, music, PE, PSHE/RSE, RE, and science. New content is added each term. Membership materials can include downloadable resources and booklets, online courses, KS3 resources, Huh Academy courses, and The Governors’ Gateway. Depending on the plan, members can use the mobile app on Android and iOS to watch or listen to films and access live webinars and recordings. The website adapts to phone and tablet browsers, and the FAQ says Chromecast and AirPlay are compatible. Individuals can start with a free selection of films. Paid individual options include Monthly at £22 a month and Annual at £220 a year; school plans are also available, sized by pupil and staff or governor limits.

Myatt & Co offers a broad CPD library for individual educators and schools, with content access varying by subscription. Review plan inclusions and school size limits to identify the membership that fits.

It suits teachers and school leaders seeking CPD materials across curriculum, pedagogy, leadership, or inclusion. Schools can choose annual subscriptions based on pupil and staff or governor counts.

Myatt & Co is a professional-development service for teachers and school leaders, with films, webinars, courses and teaching resources across classroom practice and leadership. It is strongest for educators and schools looking for ongoing CPD across roles and subjects; the free plan is a limited sampler, not a substitute for membership.

Overview

The library spans 500+ films and webinars, with categories for EYFS, primary, secondary, SEND, inclusion and the Early Career Framework. Subject materials range from art and computing to English, maths, PE and science, alongside curriculum, pedagogy, leadership, subject knowledge and governance. That breadth can serve a whole school, although members will need to select content relevant to their own responsibilities rather than expect a single, focused course of study.

New content arrives each term. Membership also includes KS3 booklets and resources, Huh Academy courses and The Governors’ Gateway, extending the offer beyond video learning. Annual subscriptions include webinars and recordings, which makes the annual individual plan the more complete choice for people who want both live and on-demand material.

Key features

Learning formats and access

Content comes as films and videos, live and recorded webinars, downloadable resources and booklets, and online courses. The mobile app supports watching or listening to films and accessing live webinars and recordings. The website adapts to phone and tablet browsers, and Chromecast and AirPlay compatibility gives members additional viewing options.

Playback depends on a fast, stable connection and a recent version of Chrome, Firefox or Safari; outdated browsers and Internet Explorer may cause problems. That is a practical consideration for schools using older devices or networks. Myatt & Co says it follows GDPR principles and retains personal data only as long as necessary, but its platform servers and user data, including names and email addresses, are in the United States. Card payments are handled by providers including Stripe; Myatt & Co says it does not electronically store, process or transmit cardholder data on Uscreen systems or premises.

Pricing

The free plan costs nothing and provides a small selection of films. It is useful for sampling the library, but does not provide the full resource set or broader membership inclusions.

Monthly costs £22 a month, billed incl. VAT, and includes all films, all resources and the mobile app, with a 7-day free trial and cancellation at any time. It is the flexible option for an individual who wants full film and resource access without an annual commitment; it does not include the webinars and recordings, KS3 materials or courses named in the annual plan.

Annual costs £220 a year, billed incl. VAT and 2 months for free. It includes all films and resources, webinars and recordings, KS3 booklets and resources, Huh Academy courses and the mobile app, plus a 7-day free trial. For continued use, it offers the broadest individual membership and adds learning formats absent from Monthly.

School subscriptions are priced by school size and staff and governor limits:

These tiers make school access possible, but the pupil and seat caps matter: schools should match the plan to their roll and the number of staff and governors who need access. School subscriptions have quantity discounts, and organisations can contact Myatt & Co about group or intranet access.

Platforms

Myatt & Co is available on Android, iOS and the web. App access suits members who want to watch or listen on a device, while the responsive website and supported casting help accommodate phone, tablet and larger-screen viewing.

Who it's for

Teachers and school leaders seeking professional learning across curriculum, pedagogy, inclusion or leadership are the clearest fit. The range of grade levels and subjects supports schools with varied staff needs, while governance materials give governors a reason to use the service too. It is less compelling for someone seeking only a small, subject-specific resource set or a fully free library.

Pros and cons

• Pros: More than 500 films and webinars, with subject and grade coverage broad enough for varied education roles.
• Pros: Annual membership adds webinars and recordings, KS3 resources, Huh Academy courses and the mobile app.
• Pros: School tiers offer access for staff and governors, with size-based seat limits and quantity discounts.
• Cons: The free plan covers only a small selection of films, so full use requires a paid subscription.
• Cons: Monthly omits several inclusions named for Annual, including webinars and recordings and additional courses and resources.
• Cons: School plans cap staff and governor access, and playback may be unreliable on outdated browsers or unstable connections.

Alternatives

For a broader directory of options, browse Teacher Resource Libraries.

• CommonLit is a better fit for teachers seeking a free text library and CommonLit 360 curriculum, with a paid Spark school plan also offered.
• Topmarks suits readers looking for free-to-use educational resources without a subscription, or a one-time purchase maths app.
• Twinkl is worth considering for a large downloadable teaching-resource collection, with unlimited downloads on its membership.
• Classroom Secrets may suit readers who want a web-based resource service with a one-user flexible monthly plan.
• Teachit is an alternative for web-based teaching support with a free tier and free trial.
• ISLCollective is a better match for worksheet downloads, with daily and monthly limits on its free membership and higher limits on Plus.
• OER Commons is a free web-based digital library with tools for creating and collaborating on resources.
• Smithsonian Learning Lab offers free web access to Smithsonian digital resources.

Verdict

Myatt & Co is a strong choice for educators and schools that want a continuing CPD library spanning multiple roles, subjects and formats. Annual membership is the clearest individual fit for its fuller learning offer, while school buyers should weigh the pupil and seat caps carefully. Choose another service if your priority is a free resource library or a narrower, specific teaching need.