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DfE blames 'rogue marker' for making spelling, punctuation and grammar test answers available via password-protected Pearson website
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Achievement for All and Kinderly are helping Early Years practitioners to kick-start children's education
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Site users divided over whether or not increased school selection is a good idea
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Education apparently not a big issue as Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond barely addresses funding and staff problems
A quick and easy collection of homework ideas, worksheets and ideas for parents to help Year 6s get ready for test time
Substandard teaching, lack of revision and jitters on the day tend to be the things most people blame for poor exam results – but what if the exam venue itself is working against you?...
Overwhelming majority of respondents believe preparations for KS2 assessment have had detrimental effects on children's education and broader wellbeing
804 schools currently found to be coasting, based on 2014/15 results
Have five times the fun with this small selection of interactive games to help kids learn and consolidate their times tables facts
Help your Year 6s get their apostrophes and commas in order and make sense of tense with these free activities and worksheets
Some of the key points we've taken away from this year's results day, along with a selection of responses from the profession...
Whether it's getting children to be more active and understand the benefits of health and fitness, or using this year's run as a hook for maths or geography these are some of the best ideas around
Ads for teacher recruitment initiative aimed at academics boils PhDs down to the plain-spoken basics...
LEGO can be used in primary classrooms in myriad ways – here are a few illustrative examples...
Coast and Town presenter Nicholas Crane knows a thing or two about our home island – thanks to a passion for geography that started at school
The recently appointed CEO of the Chartered College of Teaching explains where she plans to take the organisation over the coming years – and why its government funding won't compromise its independence...
If any children are finding a particular multiplication table a struggle, there's always a neat gimmick that might help, and these videos show some of our favourites
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Give children's comprehension skills a boost in time for May's tests
The actor and author understands firsthand the transformative power of school, because at the age of 11, inspirational teachers changed her life
Mumsnet Survey reveals one in 10 parents spend over £25 on Christmas presents for teachers – hopefully not on one very expensive mug
From dinosaurs to Scratch, women in science to evolution, here are some great factual texts to inspire kids
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In our second union conference round-up, we turn to the National Union of Teachers' gathering in Brighton...
Department for Education announces that conversion of all schools in England into academies will not be enforced by legislation
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Find out how LEGO can serve as both a favourite toy at home and a powerful aid to learning in the classroom...
ATL, NAHT, NUT, UNISON and AEP unions criticise government's continuing support for mass academisation and call for 'meaningful discussions'
School leaders report shrinking budgets, lengthy waits for pupil assessments and insufficient SEN training for new staff
After questioning, Committee left with 'significant concerns' regarding ARK adviser's suitability for the post
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Nominations to Teach Early Years magazine’s new industry awards scheme, Teach Early Years Awards, have closed, and we are now delighted to reveal our finalists
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Apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh-water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us? Roman numerals, that's what
Have your say on whether or not you get to share your passion for learning
Dr Joanna Rhodes takes your students through seven amazing lessons looking at humans, animals and plants
Nominations to this year’s Teach Early Years Awards have closed, and we are now delighted to reveal our finalists.
Whether you're introducing this mathematical concept to KS3 students or stretching GCSE ones, working on linear equations or quadratic, using graphical methods or elimination, these resources have you covered...
The thing about behaviour is that there's always something new to deal with, and children who are immune to your tried-and-tested methods. But these creative ideas and specific scenarios should arm you with a few more tricks...
Looking for something fresh to share with students this 7 March? Check out our recommendations of the best recent novels for early years, primary and secondary...
March is Women's History Month, and IWD 2019 is on the 8th, so mark these important occasions in school with amazing learning opportunities through these great resources...
2019 marks a half century since humankind stepped foot on the moon, so take this opportunity to teach your pupils about Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and the Apollo 11 mission with these resources...
If your KS4 students need a refresher on all their equations for energy, electricity, forces and motions before exam time, these worksheets should help them with their science revision...
Teach your children about the world of animals and their environments, and how we all form part of the same ecosystem, with these great free lesson plans, activities and ideas...
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Study finds reception baseline assessments from three providers to be 'Not sufficiently comparable'
Queen's address at state opening of Parliament includes mention of new academy conversion powers and national funding formula for schools
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Primary teacher Stuart Swann recalls how LEGO Education materials have assisted him and his pupils over nearly two decades...
School Teachers' Review Body report on pay suggests a 1% rise in teacher salaries won't be enough to tackle continuing recruitment pressures within the profession
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Stafforshire University research finds that children who play with books and jigsaws are more creatively inspired than telly-watchers
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NLT training places are up for grabs to five lucky KS2 teachers as part of a new Enid Blyton Bursary – but you need to act fast...
Get creative with Willy Wonka's popping candy or explore moon rock with these great activities
Children’s education is suffering because of poor mental health experienced by many teachers, according to new research...
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Get kids colouring, crafting and creating this Easter with these easy-to-do ideas
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We've created everything from classroom decorations to art projects and seasonal story starters for you to use this festive season...
Once upon a time, pupils weren't expected to know what a fronted adverbial was. Today's student's, however, very much are, and hopefully these resources can help...
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We know teachers are spending too much time on marking, says the EEF, but are yet to establish what strategies work best
Figures accompanied by four recommendations for world leaders regarding refugees' right to education
How LEGO EV3 kits can be proved to test the veracity of scientific statements...
New creative writing method for secondary schools seeks to provide students with skills in competition, creativity and collaboration
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Your three-point plan to improving students' maths skills at every level
Help us understand the impact of teacher stress, anxiety and depression on students' learning
Did the new 'teachers for teachers' conference hit the ground running?
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Help students prepare for this half of the English exam with this collection of useful tips and tools...
Improve your secondary students' algebra skills by factorising quadratic equations with these lesson plans, activities, ideas and printouts...
The judges’ verdicts are in, and Teach Primary is delighted to announce the winners of its first Resource Awards
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Eight steps to teaching KS1 maths, based on the White Rose Maths scheme of work...
It's not too late to get hold of a ticket for this year's Southern Rocks event on Saturday 2 February – and here are a few reasons to consider it...
Whose grammar resources? Your grammar resources. Some SPaG worksheets? Many SPaG worksheets. Make learning determiners stick with these great resources and lessons...
Getting kids to talk about themselves shouldn't be hard, but getting them to create good autobiographical writing, you might need these activities, ideas, templates and worksheets...
Go green this June 5th and help your pupils understand how to build a brighter future, and why we all should, with these activities, ideas and lesson plans for World Environment Day 2019...
Celebrate World Oceans Day this year on 8 June and let your children learn about the amazing worlds that lie deep beneath these big blue bodies of water, and why they're so important...
Government takes aim at 'myths and misconceptions', while SchoolDash casts doubt on academies' role in improving outcomes
Parents-led SATs boycott sees children kept at home, amid warnings from government Ministers...
Resource pack for primary and secondary schools aims to develop pupils' critical thinking skills when online
Outgoing PM confirms details of new schools that will offer 20,000 places between them
If your daily pre-work eating routine leaves something to be desired – or if you don't have one at all – then this is one Twitter conversation you'll want to pay attention to...
Our trainees experience the highs and lows of assessment, a disheartening conference and excessive, extravagant, intolerable, unconscionable synonym abuse...
Google Expeditions Pioneer Programme now inviting sign-ups from schools across the country
Education Minister confirms that "We will not introduce statutory mathematics and reading resits on children’s arrival in year 7"
The algebra part of the Key Stage 3 curriculum is covered with this free range of printable or online worksheets and tests...
You won't believe what happened when Sarah from [your location] solved this maths equation that 123% of people got wrong!
From quickfire card games to 'spot the mistake' cards and mathematical puzzle games, these resources will help your students get to grips with algebra from the off this year
Use everything from recycled materials to MDF and Photoshop to help bring out students' inner artistic identity and voice
Knowing me, knowing you, we're all going to find introductory exercises a little awkward, so we best make them fun and inclusive at least...
If you've got some wisdom to offer or opinions to share regarding primary school PTAs, we want to hear from you...
Give your students a piece of the Pythagoras with these excellent lesson plans for lower-secondary students
Explore climate change, use mobile phones to learn fundamental map skills, see what effects humans have on water and much much more...
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Whether you're looking for resources for a class novel, ideas for writing exercises or just general teaching support, the #TeamEnglish community has you covered...
An entire breakdown of the National curriculum in England: mathematics programmes of study for Year 7-9 with worksheets, activities, ideas, PowerPoints and more for every element...
The search is on once again for the very best in classroom technology...
Let little ones face fears safely with this collection of tales featuring all things scary and spooky this October...
Improve the breath and depth of KS3 and KS4 students' vocabularies, help close the word gap and give them the language skills needed to succeed across all subjects with these expert advice articles...
Get your hands on these excellent learning aids without parting with a single penny
This year's British Science Week takes place on 8-17 March, so try something new and exciting with your secondary pupils with these activities, ideas, lessons and other classroom resources...
Introduce square numbers to your primary pupils in a fun, engaging and easy-to-understand way with these worksheets, videos, activities and other resources...
Give your Year 1s a firm foundation in basic maths with these activities, ideas and lessons for number place value...
Judges include comedian Lucy Porter, authors Clare Mackintosh and David Melling and Mumsnet editor Sarah Crown...
Admissions policies and oversubscription criteria apparently contributing to 'social divergence'
Dr Angelo Grubišić and indoor skydiving company team up deliver lessons on human flight to visiting secondary classes...
Appointment as government's 'enterprise tsar' will see entrepreneur and broadcaster promote benefits of apprenticeships to school-leavers across the country...
Favoured appointee has chaired Ofqual since 2011 and co-founded academy sponsor ARK, but possesses no hands-on teaching experience
As Nicky Morgan bows out after two years at the helm of the DfE, what do we know about her successor?
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New guide and accompanying resources aim to assist schools in building on existing mental health provision and devising new initiatives
Survey by The Key finds that nearly one in 10 school leaders have previously been victims of cyberbullying
Maths is essentially all just one big puzzle book anyway, so why not have some fun?
See what titles are on offer in March and prepare your lessons with free complementary resources
Friday 15 March this year is a time for schools to get have fun and fundraise for a great cause, so here are some ideas to get you going...
Help prepare your Year 11s as best as possible by easing any exam pressure with helpful study tools...
Use mermaids, magic, wizards and trolls to explore why myths and legends survive history (and reality)
Use paintings, role play and primary source materials to boost your students' historical knowledge with these amazing lessons
It's snowing! Make the most of it with these weather-related activities for students to enjoy indoors and out
Help children to practise their multiplication skills with these fun games and activities
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Start September with behaviour standards high and carry them on throughout the year with some of the best advice articles for KS3 and KS4...
You and your students can have your say in what books made you roaring with laughter by casting your votes in this year's Lollies!
Boost secondary students' lexicons and word skills with some fun, free-to-play interactive games...
Spend less than £80 and get your hands on these excellent learning aids
This Tuesday 5 Feb use Safer Internet Day to educate children about being responsible online, with these fun, free, informative resources...
Our selection of educators and celebrity authors reveal the children's writers they love the most...
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Whether it's fractions of amounts, adding and subtracting fractions or finding equivalent fractions, these worksheets, activities and lessons will help your primary maths students get to grips with this area of the curriculum...
Help children have fun in the sun either side of the summer holidays with these lesson plans, ideas and activities to ensure they're engaged in learning in the natural world...
Workload concerns, talk of strikes, resistance to academisation and Ministerial heckling play out before conference delegates in Birmingham...
Wateraid's Pupil Pipeline challenge will see pupils establish links with schools in Zambia
Court's ruling backs parent who refused to pay £120 fine for taking daughter on term-time family holiday to Disney World
More than half of TAs responding to survey report experiencing physical violence from pupils and parents over the past year
Cross-curriculum activities aim to develop language skills and cultural knowledge of KS1/KS2 learners with English as an additional language
We chat to the author and illustrator Cressida Cowell about her ongoing efforts at getting families to read together – and the dedication of teachers at a 'demoralising' time...
Prime Minister's plans to increase number of 'good school places' will see opening of new grammar schools, existing schools given powers to select pupils, and universities and public schools called upon to share their resources and expertise...
New campaign aimed at parents enlists Dr. Linda Papadopoulos to highlight the impact of bullying carried out via digital means
Annual vocabulary competition organised by Vocab Express sees another year of impressive pupil performances
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Let young children explore their own learning experience through sensory activities in the natural world...
Get planning for the literary event of the year this March, and celebrate in style with these great teaching ideas...
Having 30 children in front of you all day every day means that sometimes things come out of your mouth that you couldn't imagine saying elsewhere, here are some of the best online
Make sure your pupils' revision adds up with these resources to help remember and recall all they've learned...
From letters and diaries to creative fiction, news articles and persuasive writing, these fantastic novels provide inspiration aplenty
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LCM and HCF are areas students often confuse, so these resources will help you make sure they know their factors from their multiples and offer some engaging activities to let the lessons sink in
Bring your internet safety up to speed with Google's new one-stop shop for keeping kids protected when using the web
Boost your students' word banks and vocab skills with this range of resources, games activities and ideas for primary school...
It’s 10 years since David Walliams’ first book The Boy in the Dress was published! Share your celebration for your chance to win an ultimate World of David Walliams Birthday Party!
We've rounded up a selection of expert opinion pieces and advice articles to help your nursery run smoothly and let all children get on with learning and having fun...
Cover reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary and spoken English with this huge collection of free resources that will help prepare your students on the road to GCSEs...
Help your KS1 and 2 students get to grips with place value, whether it's whole or decimals numbers, addition or multiplication, with these tips and activities...
Sometimes the most exciting stories are those we know to be true – so why not share these with your class, and see where they take them?
Get your evenings back with these excellent learning aids
Looking for some great new books and activities for young primary children for this year's World Book Day? Look no further. We've got a quarter century of free book topics for you here...
The Beano is on the lookout for Britain’s funniest school class. So download the free comedy-writing lesson plans and enter your class' three best gags...
Download these free resources for KS1 and KS2 on farm animals, pets, wildlife, habitats, minibeasts and lifecycles for National Pet Month in April...
Don't give your students half an education on fractions, give them the whole thing with these activities, worksheets and other resources...
Celebrate the 25th anniversary of National Poetry Day this 3 October with these great lessons, activities and ideas for KS1 and KS2...
Ofsted chief caught on camera revealing why he 'got into a lot of trouble' with the DfE to union representative
Comic classics and clever clocks - possibly coming to a school near you...
Counselling sessions addressing exam stress worries up by 9% and concerns over exam results up by 20%
548,006 applications for secondary places received in 2016 – up 2.8% compared to last year
PM robustly defends government's intention to convert all English schools into academies at Prime Minister's Questions
'Faith Schoolers Anonymous' pitched as blogging platform and source of support for pupil whistleblowers
Star Wars, space terms, technology and Trump also figure highly in entries to this year's 500 Words story writing competition
Downloadable guide seeks to explain the workings of the English school system for migrant parents and practitioners
First day of discontinuous strike action over pay and working conditions scheduled for July 5th
Justine Greening announces that final decisions on new fairer funding system for schools and higher needs will now be taken 'early in the new year'
Grades are down on last year, as impact of recent reforms starts to filter through...
If you're in need of a spiritual, moral, social and cultural topic to discuss with your students, take a look and see if you can find any inspiration among this hand-picked selection...
If your school is celebrating Halloween there are plenty of ghoulishly fun things you can do, from arts and crafts to not-too-scary masks and making a monstrous menu of treats
New study suggests that growth of MATs, rising pupil numbers and exodus from the profession are contributing to a leadership crisis in England's schools
Bring the outdoors in and experiment with sensory delights with these seven super ideas...
Quick and easy study tips from prioritising to taking eye breaks and avoiding the ineffective skim-reading of notes to give your pupils peace of mind...
From a field of hundreds, 38 resources made the final cut...
Get your grammar game going with these great interactive activities for primary pupils...
The full results from the Leeds Beckett University and Teachwire.net research into the link between teacher mental health and quality of teaching
Following Nick Gibb's refusal to answer a basic multiplication question on live TV, we thought we'd put together a simple quiz to see if your maths skills are up to his high standards
Dive deep into Dickens' detailed descriptions and delight in Doyle's detective fiction with these full, and free, lesson plans for your Year 10 and 11s
Help your GCSE students extrapolate, interpolate and correlate data using bar graphs, scatter graphs, pie charts and more
Help your pupils explore the measurements of the sides of shapes with these mathematical worksheets, lesson plans, activities ideas and games...
Save time preparing your lessons with this collection of printable templates for all age groups...
A broad vocabulary won't just help children in reading and writing, it can set them up for success in all aspects of life, and this collection of expert advice can give your students the boost they need...
Get your Key Stage 1 and 2 students revved up for reading this World Book Day on 7 March with these ideas, activities, resources and lesson plans...
Teach highest common factor and lowest common multiple with ease with this selection of engaging resources for secondary mathematics...
With the centenary of the end of World War this 11 November, take the opportunity to teach some great lessons about the importance of this event with these free resources, activities and lesson plans...
Get more bang for your buck with these excellent learning aids that every year group can make use of
Gear up for the biggest literary event of the school year with a wealth of free book topics for your primary class...
Spice up your start-of-term routine with these five fun getting-to-know-you games and activities this September...
With April being National Pet Month, we thought we'd highlight some of the excellent teaching resources produced by the RSPCA for you to share with your KS3 class...
Adding, subtracting, multiplying, finding equivalents, converting to decimals or percentages? Whatever you're doing with fractions, these activities and worksheets have you covered...
Whether your primary pupils are looking at length, wondering about width, or pondering perimeter, these worksheets, lesson plans and activities will help them on their way...
Information resource finds children more likely to report seeing unsuitable material on social media than parents
Use dragons, unicorns, superheroes and magnificent machines to help your class make great strides in literacy with Pie Corbett
Finish the year off in stride, then plan your summer so you feel relaxed, refreshed and ready for the new school year...
Nick Gibb confirms that test due to be taken by around 500,000 pupils this year is to be pulled, following accidental publication of live test paper on government website
Letter from Sir Michael Wilshaw to Nicky Morgan expresses concerns over 'harm and indoctrination' risks of unregistered schools – and points to home education laws as possible factor in their growth
Researchers in Schools and #thesisforkids aims to ease the recruitment crisis in education
Survey findings by the Sutton Trust and the EEF suggest that proportion of schools diverting pupil premium funding elsewhere is small, but growing
Nicky Morgan believes this year's KS2 results show 'No limit to pupils’ potential' – but unions maintain that they're the product of mishandled government reforms...
Having trouble getting your learners to retain their time tables? Try a different approach using these 2 x 4 videos...
Mark Emmerson, principal at City Academy, Hackney, shares his experiences of this year's GCSE results day...
Time to get your hands dirty...and your clothes...and your hair...and your face...you get the idea...
Some of the tweets that caught our eye among this year's celebration of teachers the world over...
Have I got Pythagoras for you?
There's lots of fun and exciting things settings can do to engage children with mark making – here are just a few examples...
Get in gear for your literary lessons with a smattering of resources from around the web
Victory in Europe Day on 8 May and D-Day on 6 June are ideal opportunities to understand this terrible time in history, and reflect on the sacrifices made in WWII...
Young children will learn new things about relationships every day, so why not celebrate this July with some amazing stories that teach them to cherish those around them?
We find out how the physical development and confidence levels of children with SEND can be given a boost through cycling…
From icebreakers and getting-to-know-you activities to behaviour tips and starter ideas, here's everything you need to kickstart the new school year...
Get young children to turn their ear to 'eer' and 'ere' in fun and active ways with these fun phonics activities
Enjoy this season's warm hues while getting in some great number-based activities in nature
Just because these literary works are considered classics, doesn't mean the average teen will be excitedly poring over the pages. You're going to need more than mere words to get every student involved, and these resources are ready to help
Poetry can be a tough sell to young students, but these lesson plans offer numerous techniques to get them falling in love with verse...
Make your students' understanding of ratio, proportion and rates of change improve tenfold with these activities, ideas and lesson plans
Help your secondary students branch their vocabularies out with these lesson plans, activities, ideas and games...
We've rounded up our most popular blog posts on Teachwire and put them all in one place, so if you happened to miss any of them make sure to give them a read...
Set your classroom standards early and have children stick to them for the whole year with these expert advice articles and videos...
Keeping KS1 and KS2 children focused on learning can be tricky, but this collection of expert advice, ideas and opinion pieces can help you gain control over your class...
Multi-talented writer and broadcaster Sandi Toksvig on why she was more likely to be found at home reading the Times than in a classroom...
If your secondary students feel like circle theorem is like putting a square peg in a round hole, help them see the point of all these angles by using a triangular one instead...
November 12-16 2018 is Anti-Bullying Week, and this year's theme is 'Choose Respect'. So get involved with this collection of excellent free resources...
Exciting learning aids that will encourage pupils to get involved
Whether you're reading Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet or The Tempest, decorate your class with these colourful key quote posters for students to analyse...
Because Harry Potter and the Stone, Diary of a Kid and James and the Peach just aren't quite as exciting...
Extra! Extra! Boost students' non-fiction writing skills with these newspaper report templates, guidelines, formats, tips, worksheets and more...
As April is National Pet Month, we've highlighted some of the great teaching resources from the RSPCA for you to share with your KS4 class...
Whether they're arguing for a good cause or selling the latest product, give your secondary students all the techniques and tricks they need to be able to write to persuade...
Want teens to read? Letting them know which books certain authorities don't want them to read might be a good place to start this September...
It's much more than squiggles, scribbles and splodges of paint. Mark making sets the foundation of handwriting, creativity and coordination for young children
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From recognising shapes, colours and patterns to exploring symmetry and size, there's plenty of ways for kids to discover sides and angles
Add these great titles to your bookshelves today
Put the pens and paintbrushes to one side, for tonight we make our mark with marbels, loo rolls and more
From the cute and cuddly to the fiery and ferocious, these mythical beasts are always a popular part of literary history
If you needed any more of an excuse to let kids' creativity loose then Children's Art Week will do nicely
New school year, new school you, with these KS1 and KS2 lesson ideas from experts in education
Don't be a square, boost your kids' shape recognition skills with these ace activities
Deck the school halls ready for the festive season with these creative and crafty activities
More than a fifth of teachers who sought help for students were unsuccessful
42! It's the answer to 'how many days are there in six weeks?' as well as 'Life, the Universe and everything'
Bring the Bard to life in dramatic fashion with these amazing activities
Add to your setting's library with these wonderful books for early readers
Give your class a firm foundation in factors, multiples and prime numbers with these excellent ideas
As the renowned lawn tennis competition gears up, here's a selection of resources to get your pupils into backhanding, volleying and smashing spirit...
We round up some of our favourite guides to making substances for assembling, squeezing, squishing and smooshing...
Looking out the window at grey skies and cold winds? Why not start thinking ahead to brighter days of daffodils, bluebells and birdsong with some seasonal outdoor activities?
Give primary pupils a good grounding in times table and multiplication skills with these activities and ideas
Whether it's learning perfect tense through pop songs or fluency in speaking through Dr Who, these resources will have your class loving language learning
Get children active and in control of their bodies as they grow
Give your school a great gift this Christmas
Make Christmas cards, felt robins and cardboard crowns to colour and wear with these amazing activities
Avast ye scurvy-infested seadogs, there's hidden treasure to be had with this bounty of books
Shiver me timbers! Check out this buried treasure chest full of fantastic resources
Get the best out of your MFL students with these adaptable lesson plans suitable for KS3 or 4
May the odds be ever in your students' favour with these excellent ideas for teaching probability
Plus download a free copy of Teach Early Years full of practical activities and more
Encourage your class to step into the wonderful world of stories with these brilliant titles
Help your KS4 students boost their MFL skills on the road toward GCSEs with these activities, ideas and lesson plans
If your students' experiences of circles, squares and triangles is limited to a PlayStation controller, these resources will come in handy
Get ready to debate, persuade, agree, disagree and of course empathise with some excellent ideas for boosting communication skills
Two Egyptian-themed exercise sheets – one lined, one unlined – for use in drawing and writing activities.
A homework sheet formatted as a PowerPoint template; styled in the manner of a takeaway menu, it can be customised with...
Two jungle-themed exercise sheets – one lined, one unlined – for use in drawing and writing activities.
A 6-page PDF containing 30 cards with colour illustrations that explain the meaning of various positional words, such as ‘beside’, ‘between’,...
Help your pupils develop their scissor skills with the progressively trickier exercises contained in this 8-page worksheet. Beginning with straight lines,...
Two PDF documents – one portrait and landscape – intended to help pupils practice their ability to hold and control a...
Two certificates – one ‘Great Reader Award’ and one ‘Great Speller Award’ – for use in class- or school-wide competitions and...
Four illustrated worksheets designed to test pupils’ ability to count and compare quantities.
Boy and girl face drawing templates for use in art/design and PSHE activities.
5-page PDF containing five illustrations themed around Halloween for pupils to colour in.
This resource includes two PDFs of storyboard templates – one portrait, one landscape. Each features a variety of layouts with different numbers...
This printable Halloween bunting features nine fun, spooky and colourful designs for you to decorate your classroom or setting with for...
Let children’s imaginations soar this Halloween by having them create their own monster. There’s space for them to draw and name their...
Lesson activities to fit the White Rose Maths Scheme of Learning Year 1 Autumn Term. Block 1: Place Value Small Step 1: Sort...
These printable page borders come in five separate designs, each with and without lines.
These activity sheets have been created to match the small steps on the White Rose maths schemes of work. The questions include...
This download includes 10 posters featuring key quotes from William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, plus a worksheet (in PDF and Word Doc formats)...
Two large printable images of the Periodic Table of Elements – one with coloured groupings, one without. Files are jpegs.
Kensuke’s Kingdom won the Teachers’ Choice category in the Teach Primary Book Awards 2018 – a category designed to celebrate stories...
Set of 16 printable Halloween flashcards for use in Reception and KS1. Find more of our great free Halloween resources for reception...
This writing worksheet allows children to stir up their own magical potion in their witch’s cauldron. They can write or draw...
Let your class sing along to the 12 Days of Christmas with this PowerPoint document that features lyrics and images every...
This download includes 10 posters featuring key quotes from William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, plus a worksheet (in PDF and Word Doc formats)...
Download and print our free newspaper front page template. It’s perfect for both primary and secondary report writing activities and can...
This PDF resource features a country factfile of all 32 national football teams competing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup in...
Teaching children how to ask for directions can be a lot of fun as it involves looking at life outside the...
Three printable Halloween word mats with six words/images on each, for use in Reception or KS1. Find more of our great free...
These printable worksheets feature acrostic poems for ‘Snowman’, ‘Santa Claus’, ‘Reindeers’ and ‘Christmas’.
This download includes 10 posters featuring key quotes from William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, plus a worksheet (in PDF and...
This download includes a printable flag for each of the 32 countries competing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. The world’s biggest...
These printable Halloween page borders are great for writing and drawing activities in Reception, KS1 and KS2. There are 5 designs, each...
This festive bunting is ready to print and hang up in your classroom or school.
This download includes 10 posters featuring key quotes from William Shakespeare’s Othello, plus a worksheet (in PDF and Word Doc formats)...
If you need a way to inject some whizz, pop and bang into your Roald Dahl Day celebrations, this assembly idea...
These printable Halloween phonics flashcards feature CVC and CVCC words. CVC words:Bat Cat Hat Rat Fog Web CVCC words:Fang Dark Howl Mask Newt Worm Find more of our great free Halloween resources for reception...
This printable Christmas tree bunting comes with three options.A printable Christmas tree ready to hang up in your classroom A green, undecorated...
This download includes 10 posters featuring key quotes from William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, plus a worksheet (in PDF and Word...
Document containing full-page, A4 illustrated multiplication tables for numbers 2 to 9 on separate sheets. The colourful accompanying graphics include tractors,...
Flick through any ‘best books’ list for children and it’s likely the same names will come up again and again: Dr...
A simple printable letter to Santa template. There are two PDFs included, one with and one without lines.
This download includes 10 posters featuring key quotes from William Shakespeare’s The Tempest, plus a worksheet (in PDF and Word Doc...
There’s always one question at the forefront of educators’ minds when it comes to the teaching of writing: how on earth...
This creative writing Christmas story starter worksheet includes short tips for students on plot, setting and characters, and space to write...
This download includes 6 posters featuring key quotes from William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, plus a worksheet (in PDF and...
This PowerPoint file features 18 Christmas images for you to show to your class and use in descriptive writing exercises or...
Four illustrated worksheets designed to gauge pupils’ ability to compare and contrast visual quantities
Four illustrated worksheets designed to gauge pupils’ addition and substitution skills – help the alien to find the missing numbers...
Five maths worksheets with a jigsaw theme, designed to gauge pupils’ skills at addition. Check out Teachwire’s other number bonds resources...
BLAST is linked to the National Curriculum and articulatory supports the development of the underpinning skills for phonics. Literacy can only develop on solid foundations of vocabulary, language structure and speech...
BLAST is linked to the National Curriculum and articulatory supports the development of the underpinning skills for phonics.
Literacy can only develop on solid foundations of vocabulary, language structure and speech...
English teachers often debate the best way to teach creative writing for GCSE: should we instil a set structure? Should students write about something they already know? Creative writing accounts for...
English teachers often debate the best way to teach creative writing for GCSE: should we instil a set structure? Should students write about something they already know?
Creative writing accounts for...
This six-week series of lessons focuses on giving Y3 children an understanding of forces and magnets, and what makes objects move and how. Plan author Abby King has devised a range...
This six-week series of lessons focuses on giving Y3 children an understanding of forces and magnets, and what makes objects move and how.
Plan author Abby King has devised a range...
Bring coding to life in the classroom with this range of activities that use sensors...
Alex Quigley, senior associate at the Education Endowment Foundation, describes what metacognition is, and isn’t, and...
The simplicity of picture books can provide flexible opportunities for developing the language of EAL...
In a world where social media is king, Helena Mills has taken the bold step...
