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Teenager students playing Spanish games in class

Spanish games – Educational SPaG ideas to try in class SPaG needn’t be a drag in Spanish MFL, if you use Sam Pope’s suggestions for games that can inject some energy, fun and effective learning into your lessons…

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SATs 2025 – The ultimate teacher guide to preparing pupils for Key Stage 2 assessment How to prepare pupils for this year's SATs and make sure they get the scores they deserve...

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Early Career Framework – Expert mentoring for novice teachers is vital The Early Career Framework promises quality support and provision, but expert mentors are still essential, explains Haili Hughes…

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Disciplinary literacy – How senior leaders can implement it Shareen Wilkinson outlines how senior leaders can implement reading, writing and communicating across the curriculum...

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Teaching citizenship – Practical guidance, inspiration & resources Hans Svennevig explains how the study of citizenship can help schools to develop informed, engaged and participatory citizens at a time of relentless flux...

WAGOLL – Meaning, resources & how to write your own Find the best model texts and example texts to guide your primary students through whatever area of the curriculum you're covering and improve their writing skills, with these activities, ideas, lessons and more...

KS1 SATs – Practice papers and resources for the optional tests If you are planning to use optional KS1 tests this year, these resources are here to give you a helping hand...

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George Webster – Advice for teachers from the CBeebies star “Don’t assume a child with Down Syndrome can’t do something”, says CBeebies star and actor, George Webster...

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Drama games – Simple ideas for primary school Need to inspire your pupils and encourage creativity? Try these easy-to-follow and fun exercises, says Samantha Marsden...

Michael Morpurgo Month resources

Michael Morpurgo books – Best teaching resources for KS1 and KS2 Discover a treasure trove of engaging Michael Morpurgo resources, designed to help you bring the magic of his stories to life in the classroom...

Inference – Practical teaching strategies and ideas for TA support Children are making inferences all the time, so why is it such a struggle when analysing texts, asks Rachel Clarke...

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Teaching poetry – How to inspire young learners Teaching poetry in primary school is about fostering creativity, expression and a love for language in young learners. Here's how to go about it...

Printable Easter activities including arts and crafts ideas

Easter arts and crafts – Best 2025 activities for schools Get kids colouring, crafting and creating this Easter with these easy-to-do ideas...

British Science Week school activity

British Science Week – Best 2025 stress-free experiments and ideas Get children excited about British Science Week in March with these great worksheets, lesson plans, resources, activities and ideas...

Pets representing National Pet Month

National Pet Month – Great 2025 lesson plans for Early Years to KS4 Download these free resources for National Pet Month in April...

Shakespeare Week – Best primary resources and worksheets for 2025 Shakespeare Week takes place in March, so check out these great William Shakespeare activities, ideas and lessons for primary schools...

Fist painted purple, with feminine symbol, representing International Women's Day

International Women’s Day ideas – 2025 resources for KS2-KS4 International Women's Day is in March so mark this important occasion in school with amazing learning opportunities via these great resources...

Wooden shapes representing spatial reasoning

Spatial reasoning – Why and how to put it at the heart of maths The primary curriculum may be busy, but we can still work to put spatial reasoning at the centre of maths, says Jo Austen...

Pin on road map, representing SEND provision

SEND provision – Shipley CE Primary case study How a bit of creativity, plus a little bit of elbow grease, has transformed an out-of-date space into the perfect SEND provision haven...

Open book representing World Book Day activities

World Book Day ideas for schools – Simple ideas for 2025 Get planning for the literary event of the year this March, and celebrate in style with these World Book Day ideas for schools...

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Ofsted Inspection Framework – Pros, cons and advice from experts The Ofsted Inspection Framework allows schools to take fundamental steps forward in developing best practice, but are there downsides too?

Hand drawing Venn diagram, representing probability

Venn diagram probability – Why it can lead to confusion In this lesson, students learn how probabilities can be calculated by using the correct regions of a Venn diagram...

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Point evidence explain – Why we can do better than this approach When it comes to teaching students how to write essays, we can do better than the 'PEE' approach...

Cartoon illustration showing small figures alongside a large monitor and notebook with programming instructions to connote concept of coding

Teaching coding – Simple steps to help you start & succeed Learn how to effectively teach coding in school with this practical guidance...

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Science practical – Ensuring yours goes without a hitch As any science teacher knows, practical lessons are often challenging, but can also be hugely rewarding...

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