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Science books – Using fiction to engage learners Alom Shaha explains how we can use fiction to engage children with science...

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Maths teaching – Addressing educational inequality Tom Francome explains how a new, evidence-informed curriculum is seeking to reimagine how maths is taught at KS3

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Healthy Eating Week – 2025 resources and ideas for celebrating in school Celebrate Healthy Eating Week in school this June with these ideas and resources...

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Homophones KS2 – Examples, PowerPoints and worksheets Does your primary class need help with words that sound the same but have different meanings? These SPaG worksheets, activities and ideas will have them separating their 'there' from their 'they're' in no time...

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SPaG – What it is and how to teach it consistently across your school Sara Wernham explains how implementing a consistent and integrated SPaG programme can improve learning outcomes for every year group...

Blended classroom learning – What it is and how to use it We take a closer look at the method of combining in-person teaching with remote learning...

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Teacher wellbeing – How to go from exhausted to empowered We explore practical strategies for self-care to equip you with the tools you need to prioritise and elevate your wellbeing...

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PE deep dive questions – How to get ready for Ofsted Dive in headfirst and ensure your PE curriculum is top-notch and Ofsted ready...

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School assembly – Motivational ideas for primary and secondary Make the most of your school assembly and learn what it takes to keep your audience engaged with these ideas and resources...

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Teaching writing – How to create motivated writers Let’s bring motivation, enjoyment and authentic writing purpose back into our classrooms, say Ellen Counter and Juliet McCullion from HFL Education...

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Women in STEM – Smashing stereotypes and upping participation in schools Why are there so few women in STEM, and what, if anything, can teachers do about it? We investigate, with the help of current teachers and STEM experts...

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Apostrophes for contraction – KS1 & KS2 worksheets and ideas Teach primary children the apostrophe rules for contraction and omission with these ideas, activities, lessons and more...

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Edmund from King Lear – Key quotes to understand the play Helen Mears examines the motivations, foibles and ill-fated decisions of King Lear’s duplicitous central antagonist...

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WW2 KS2 – Best World War II lesson plans, ideas and trips From lesson plans to podcasts and videos to school trips, we've rounded up the best age-appropriate World War 2 resources for KS2...

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Books about wars – 10 recommendations for primary Books about war are invaluable in helping children explore and consider difficult subjects from within a safe space...

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Writing assessment KS2 – Ignore the criteria to truly help pupils How to help your class genuinely improve their writing skills by ignoring the criteria

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Non-fiction books – How to use factual books in the classroom Try these classroom ideas and learn about how factual books can help children navigate our world...

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High achievers – 6 ways to help your most able students thrive Ryan Lockett highlights six strategies that can help you maximise the learning potential of your most able, high achieving students

Traditional tales – Best KS1 and KS2 planning and resources From the Brothers Grimm to the happily-ever-after Disneyfied versions, traditional tales have stood the test of time. Help pupils rewrite their own takes with these ideas...

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Curriculum design – We’ve lost sight of what’s important Once, we gave children time to learn joyfully, and form their own links and questions – now we just bombard them with facts and expectations; so what's happened?

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Benefits of reading subtitles – How screen time can actually help Simply turning on the television subtitles can help children learn to read just as efficiently as consuming lengthy novels...

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GCSE revision – Maximising potential from KS3 onwards Preparing for exams can be a daunting task, so here's how to help students cultivate effective study habits...

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GCSE maths games – Best offline and online ideas (with resources) Give students a break from the books and let them loose with these fun yet educational game ideas...

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Nuclear education – Why teachers should talk about disarmament Contrary to what you might think, the classroom is an ideal venue for discussing the complexities of nuclear disarmament...

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PE teaching – How PE changed its educators and vice versa Zeph Bennett charts how the role of the PE teacher has changed dramatically, alongside the evolving philosophy of the subject itself

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