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Nature poetry – Helping students reconnect with the world Young people are losing touch with nature – but poetry can help them reconnect, reflect and care more deeply about the world around them...

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Angles in the same segment – How to avoid confusion Students are often unsure why angles in the same segment of a circle have to be equal. Colin Foster explains how to make it clear...

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Year 7 maths – How to improve foundational skills If your Y7s are struggling when presented with the secondary maths curriculum, it may be a lack of foundational skills that’s letting them down, advises Paul Jenkins...

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Art week – How to run a creative school-wide event Give your students a whole new appreciation of art and design via a school-wide art week – Hannah Day shows you how...

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Subject-specific vocabulary – How to inject fun into the process Students can often struggle with subject-specific vocabulary, writes Meera Chudasama – which is why it’s worth trying to inject a little fun into the process…

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Reading strategy – 5 steps that Wey Valley Academy have taken Andrea Miller sets out the five steps that Wey Valley Academy in Weymouth followed when seeking to embed an effective reading strategy...

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Male teachers – Can they be role models for teenage boys? Gordon Cairns explores what it is to be a male teacher – and whether simply being one can provide teenage boys with a positive role model...

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Acid and alkali reaction – Easy experiment using household items Use regular household items to investigate acids and alkalis through a rainbow of colours...

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Allergies – How to create a safe classroom Arming yourself – and your pupils – with up-to-date information on allergies will help you avoid classroom drama...

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Climate action plan – Why you need one and what it includes Why taking climate action at your school is easier – and more worthwhile – than you think...

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Sports day – How to use it to fuel pupils’ personal growth Use sports day as an opportunity to demonstrate how perseverance and resilience can fuel personal growth and success for pupils...

Collins Big Cat KS2 books

Collins Big Cat – 20 years of inspiring confident, curious readers We explore the origins, impact and guiding principles of this ground-breaking programme – and discover why it continues to ignite a love of reading in classrooms across the country...

Climate change for kids – Best global warming teaching resources Learn all about Greta Thunberg, Extinction Rebellion, the climate crisis protests, carbon emissions and more with these worksheets, lesson plans and other resources for schools...

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Pride Month 2025 – Best ideas and resources for schools Educate pupils and celebrate LGBTQ+ pride this June with these activities, ideas and other resources...

Back to school activities

Back-to-school activities – Great 2025 ideas and resources From icebreakers and getting-to-know-you activities to behaviour tips and starter ideas, here's everything you need to kickstart the new school year...

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School readiness – Looking beyond Early Learning Goals How to start off on the right foot and help propel your pupils towards their best chance of school success...

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Science assessment – One simple question you should ask Is your assessment getting lost in the chaos of primary science enquiry? One simple question might set you on the right track...

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Conversation cafe – Oracy intervention that kids love Discover how stopping for a casual chat can teach pupils crucial skills without them even knowing it...

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Teacher shortage subjects – How we’ve avoided supply for 3 years Executive headteacher Anthony David explains how to recruit much-needed teaching staff for shortage subjects...

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Alternative provision – Making it work in today’s schools Why partnerships are key to effective alternative provision and how Academy21 builds them through collaboration and flexibility...

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Air quality in schools – Why is it being ignored? Nobody expects us to clean our own water in schools, so why are we being asked to make sure our air is breathable?

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Curriculum and assessment review – Becky Francis review explained The government’s sweeping review of the curriculum and assessment system is making waves – and rightly so, but what will the changes mean for teachers?

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Best WW2 books – Top picks to use in your classroom Whether you want action-packed fiction, revealing biographies or inciteful non-fiction there are numerous great reads to start a discussion on WWII in the classroom...

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Father’s Day activities – 2025 cards, crafts and learning resources Get children crafting something cool, creative and personal for Father's Day...

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World Ocean Day activities – Fantastic primary resources for 2025 Celebrate World Ocean Day by teaching children about the amazing worlds that lie beneath the waves, and why they're so important...

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