DfE blames 'rogue marker' for making spelling, punctuation and grammar test answers available via password-protected Pearson website
Mario Hjorth Volkmann explains what's involved in bringing a new LEGO Education product from the drawing board to the classroom...
From Horrid Henry to Where's Wally? via Peppa Pig and some monster underpants, these activities will have you covered
They’re funny because they’re true (and also because they’re funny)
Whether you want thoughtful and harrowing fiction, revealing biographies or inciteful non-fiction there are numerous great reads to start a discussion on WWII in the classroom
New report from the Royal Institute of British Architects criticises poor communication, lack of flexibility and 'over-engineering' in government's school building programme
Overwhelming majority of respondents believe preparations for KS2 assessment have had detrimental effects on children's education and broader wellbeing
Stop! Grammar time. Give kids a fun way to consolidate learning with some basic interactive activities to test their SPAG skills
Bag your school library a fantastic set of fiction for KS1 and 2 for WBD 2017
A quick and easy collection of homework ideas, worksheets and ideas for parents to help Year 6s get ready for test time
Come 2 September we all remember the devastating inferno that blazed through our capital in 1666
Learning doesn't just flow from teacher to pupil – it can move in the other direction too...
Over the course of a decade, this grassroots movement has grown from being a few men in a pub to a global source of collaborative CPD. Here, some past TeachMeet participants share their fondest memories...
Mumsnet Survey reveals one in 10 parents spend over £25 on Christmas presents for teachers – hopefully not on one very expensive mug
A collection of the best literary dress-ups you tweeted to us, as well as some amazing efforts from around the country
Help your Year 6s get their apostrophes and commas in order and make sense of tense with these free activities and worksheets
Help prepare your Year 11s as best as possible by easing any exam pressure with helpful study tools
Delve into the Bard's stories, characters and locations, with this alphabetised selection of classroom materials from the BBC...
Ads for teacher recruitment initiative aimed at academics boils PhDs down to the plain-spoken basics...
Having trouble getting your learners to retain their time tables? Try a different approach using these (2 x 3) + 1 videos...
804 schools currently found to be coasting, based on 2014/15 results
Call for entries now open to celebrate young people’s creativity in filmmaking and reviewing, and innovative use of film by educators
Have five times the fun with this small selection of interactive games to help kids learn and consolidate their times tables facts
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
Make sure your pupils' revision adds up with these resources to help remember and recall all they've learned
Sean Harford, Ofsted's National Director for Education, clarifies for us exactly what inspectors are looking for in great schools...
Some of the key points we've taken away from this year's results day, along with a selection of responses from the profession...
Achievement For All’s 2015-2016 Impact Report shows promising signs for equality in education
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 actor and author understands firsthand the transformative power of school, because at the age of 11, inspirational teachers changed her life
Let us know which teacher and school has inspired you most over the past year, and they could win some fantastic prizes courtesy of LEGO® Education...
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...
Education apparently not a big issue as Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond barely addresses funding and staff problems
Get planning for the literary event of the year this March, and celebrate in style
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
Give children's comprehension skills a boost in time for May's tests
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
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?...
Site users divided over whether or not increased school selection is a good idea
The algebra part of the Key Stage 3 curriculum is covered with this free range of printable or online worksheets and tests
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
From superheroes to the brave and the bold to kids with unique talents, these stories can engage and entertain, and get children to consider what makes them special
Problem-solve mathematical puzzlers with these great games, activities and worksheets for Year 2 students that will help them gear up for May's tests
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
Find some new ideas for sharing one of the all-time most beloved authors with your KS1 or 2 classroom
LEGO can be used in primary classrooms in myriad ways – here are a few illustrative examples...
Maths is essentially all just one big puzzle book anyway, so why not have some fun?
Get in gear for your literary lessons with a smattering of resources from around the web
From dinosaurs to Scratch, women in science to evolution, here are some great factual texts to inspire kids
Nominations to Teach Early Years magazine’s new industry awards scheme, Early Years Excellence, have closed, and we are now delighted to reveal our finalists
Achievement for All and Kinderly are helping Early Years practitioners to kick-start children's education
Let young children explore their own learning experience through sensory activities in the natural world
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
It's much more than squiggles, scribbles and splodges of paint. Mark making sets the foundation of handwriting, creativity and coordination for young children
Bring the outdoors in and experiment with sensory delights with these seven super 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...
More than a fifth of teachers who sought help for students were unsuccessful
Add to your setting's library with these wonderful books for early readers
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
42! It's the answer to 'how many days are there in six weeks?' as well as 'Life, the Universe and everything'
Put the pens and paintbrushes to one side, for tonight we make our mark with marbels, loo rolls and more
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?
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
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?
Encourage your class to step into the wonderful world of stories with these brilliant titles
From icebreakers and getting-to-know-you activities to behaviour tips and starter activities, here's everything you need to kickstart the new school year
We round up some of our favourite guides to making substances for assembling, squeezing, squishing and smooshing...
Whether your favourite is the Tyrannosaurus rex, Diplodocus or Pterodactyl there's a great tale to be had that your young children will love
From recognising shapes, colours and patterns to exploring symmetry and size, there's plenty of ways for kids to discover sides and angles
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
Use mermaids, magic, wizards and trolls to explore why myths and legends survive history (and reality)
From letters and diaries to creative fiction, news articles and persuasive writing, these fantastic novels provide inspiration aplenty
A homework sheet formatted as a PowerPoint template; styled in the manner of a takeaway menu, it can be customised with...
Two certificates – one ‘Great Reader Award’ and one ‘Great Speller Award’ – for use in class- or school-wide competitions and...
A 6-page PDF containing 30 cards with colour illustrations that explain the meaning of various positional words, such as ‘beside’, ‘between’,...
Two PDF documents – one portrait and landscape – intended to help pupils practice their ability to hold and control a...
Document containing full-page, A4 illustrated multiplication tables for numbers 2 to 9 on separate sheets. The colourful accompanying graphics include tractors,...
Boy and girl face drawing templates for use in art/design and PSHE activities.
Four illustrated worksheets designed to test pupils’ ability to count and compare quantities.
Two Egyptian-themed exercise sheets – one lined, one unlined – for use in drawing and writing activities.
Two jungle-themed exercise sheets – one lined, one unlined – for use in drawing and writing activities.
Four illustrated worksheets designed to gauge pupils’ addition and substitution skills – help the alien to find the missing numbers...
Help your pupils develop their scissor skills with the progressively trickier exercises contained in this 8-page worksheet. Beginning with straight lines,...
Five maths worksheets with a jigsaw theme, designed to gauge pupils’ skills at addition. Check out Teachwire’s other number bonds resources...
Four illustrated worksheets designed to gauge pupils’ ability to compare and contrast visual quantities
