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Year 3 and 4 spelling list

Year 3 and 4 spelling list – Worksheets, tests and more Help your Year 3 and 4 students nail those statutory spelling words with this selection of classroom resources...

Year 5 and 6 spelling list PowerPoint

Year 5 and 6 spelling list – Best worksheets and resources Make sure your upper KS2 students have a firm grip on spelling with these excellent ideas, activities, lessons and more...

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School led tutoring – 2024 guidance and advice for teachers Discover everything about school-led tutoring in 2024, from funding and choosing tutors to scheduling and making it work effectively...

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Teacher stress – Mindfulness and coping strategies for educators Take a deep breath and find your happy place with these on-the-go tension-busters...

Girl at desk using knowledge organisers

Knowledge organisers – Examples, templates and what to avoid A simple guide to producing the best knowledge organisers for your primary or secondary pupils...

Martin Clunes – “School was a weekly agony” Martin Clunes wasn't happy at boarding school – but his daughter's experiences have convinced him that times have changed...

Child with puppy, representing a nurture group

Nurture group – Two case studies Nurture groups within schools have proved successful in supporting children who are facing emotional and social challenges...

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Foreign languages in primary schools – 8 ways to embed MFL Teaching modern languages doesn’t need to be limited to a thirty-minute slot each week...

Boy, man and girl reading a book together, representing closing the reading gap

Closing the reading gap – A new campaign from BookTrust A high-profile new campaign from BookTrust aims to tackle inequality through shared stories, explains Lizzie Catford...

Union Jack mug and biscuits, representing British values in schools

British values in schools – Everything you need to know We break down British values in the classroom: the good, the bad, and how you can create champions of respect and tolerance...

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Primary science – Teaching recommendations from the EEF Get the lowdown on the EEF’s latest guidance from its Chief Executive, Professor Becky Francis CBE...

Collage illustration of man appearing to physically jump inside a maths textbook, representing interdepartmental collaboration

Interdepartmental collaboration – Maths and science Daniel Harvey explains why having maths and science teams in alignment is essential for those students pursuing the highest science grades

Illustration of man representing Feste

Feste – 6 Twelfth Night quotes that help you understand the play There’s plenty of wisdom to be found in the words of Twelfth Night’s professional fool, as Helen Mears’ selection of significant lines shows...

The Japanese train that stops for just one high school student

The curious tale of the Japanese train that stopped for just one high school student With no other reliable means of getting to school on time, read about what happened to this Japanese school student...

Area and perimeter – Best worksheets and ideas for KS1/2 maths Help primary children know their shapes inside and out with these geometry teaching resources for area and perimeter...

School children following Ashley Booth reading curriculum

Ashley Booth reading – 400+ fully resourced KS2 lessons This free download offers comprehensive and structured reading lessons for KS2...

STEM education word and illustrations

STEM education – Downloads, activities and ideas for teachers What does STEM stand for and how can you implement it in the classroom? Find out here...

Illustration of two teens in outdoor wear taking pictures with their phones, representing history trips

History trips – The things to check before you go Thomas Forbes-Whitehead runs through the considerations teachers should prioritise when planning and executing their next field trip...

British history – Why schools should teach students about hidden and marginalised figures The past and present are full of inspiring, yet sidelined individuals and groups, writes Shalina Patel – but schools can play an important part in giving them their dues...

Teaching the British Empire – Why students deserve more than an incomplete history Aneira Roose-McClew makes the case for why students ought to receive a full, frank and honest education on Britain’s imperial history...

Illustration of teacher turning key in book, representing Gove education reforms

Gove education reforms – Will we soon see the last of them? Toby Marshall reflects on what a seemingly inevitable change of government might mean for what remains of Michael Gove’s education reforms...

Great Fire of London

Great Fire of London KS1 – Best history teaching resources We've picked out the best lesson plans, resources and activities to teach the Great Fire of London in KS1...

Girl thinking, representing Blank Levels of Questioning

Blank Levels of Questioning – Using them in your classroom Understanding where your pupils lie within the Blank Level framework means you can group them together according to the complexity of the task...

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Micro:bit – How to use this device to teach pupils coding The BBC micro:bit is a mini-computer that's impressively powerful...

Children's authors on Author in your Classroom podcast

Children’s authors – Free KS2 virtual visit & resources with Michael Rosen, Jacqueline Wilson & more… Bring best-selling children's authors into your classroom for free with a podcast and accompanying resources...

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