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Forest school – Should we encourage children to take risks? Should we promote children taking risks at forest school? Qualified forest school leader Sabina Khanam investigates...

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Education policy – We need long-term vision & bold opposition Is England's education system suffering from unfulfilled Conservative promises and a lack of ambitious Labour reforms?

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Simultaneous equations questions – Top KS3/4 worksheets & lessons Dive into our ultimate resource hub for simultaneous equations questions, from exam practice to quadratic, linear, and graphical problems...

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Historical objects – Using them to bring the past to life Bring stories, characters or historical events to life with these hands-on activities...

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Fixed mindset? – Theory, controversy and real classroom examples We explore the concept of fixed mindset vs growth mindset, the controversies surrounding the theory and hear from teachers who have put it into practice...

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Friendship activities – Games and advice for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 Some children need more help with friendships than others. These friendship activities and pearls of wisdom will help pupils connect with their peers and navigate social situations more effectively...

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Knowledge gap – Techniques for beyond surface-level teaching Elevate students' potential by going beyond superficial knowledge and implementing techniques that create lasting learning...

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Developmental Language Disorder – Strategies to try in school We explain what Developmental Language Disorder is and how you can support pupils affected by it – while at the same time improving learning for everyone else…

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Speaking and listening topics – Best resources for GCSE English Get ready to debate, persuade, agree, disagree and of course empathise with these excellent ideas for the speaking and listening exam...

Early Years activities – Sharing, taking turns and helping others Try out these easy activities to develop children's teamworking skills in Early Years...

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Rote learning – How far can memorisation take students? Is rote learning an effective teaching strategy? What about when it comes to times tables? We delve into the pros and cons of this teaching style...

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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...

Homophones worksheets

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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