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Girl in a customised go-cart style car, cheering. She's dressed in a blue overall and decorated racing helmet. Representing DT projects Year 6

PrimaryArt & DesignDesign & Technology ... by Emma Rowe

Year 6 DT projects – Making a boxcar This inspiring Design & Technology curriculum is all about a race to the bottom...

Illustration showing students sat in an exam room, representing knowledge rich curriculum

PrimarySecondaryby Teachwire

Knowledge-rich curriculum – Spotlighting knowledge & applying it How to put knowledge at the centre of your curriculum (and a warning)...

Illustration of besuited figures about to commence a sprint, representing Initial Teacher Training

Secondaryby Shirley Lawes

Initial Teacher Training – What we’ve lost, and why it matters Priorities when training teachers have changed – which might partly explain our current recruitment issues, argues Dr Shirley Lawes...

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Secondaryby Colin Foster

Learner progress – Don’t apologise for offering a ‘linear curriculum’ Colin Foster explains how teachers can embrace the messy uncertainty of learning while still keeping a specific destination in mind...

by Teachwire

Rock UK – Carroty Wood One look at the intricate adventure courses and you will see why kids will choose a day at Carroty Wood over video games any day of the week. With a huge range of outdoor learning activities, Rock UK’s Carroty Wood offers some of the the best activities for kids you can find. Carroty Wood boasts […]

by primary@artichokehq.com

Helena Thompson Museum During a trip to the Helena Thompson museum in Workington, Cumbria, pupils will learn about the lives of those who lived in the area in the past, as well as the history, culture and industry of Cumbria. The museum was gifted to the people of Workington in 1940 and is filled with displays of pottery, […]

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European Study Tours European Study Tours is a leading provider of school trips abroad across Europe and beyond. Through the company’s huge range of tailor-made tours, students will experience an unforgettable journey while learning outside the classroom. Teachers and leaders can choose from a list of the best cities to visit in Europe, the USA, China, Russia and […]

PrimaryGeographyby Mark Enser

Primary geography curriculum – Top tips from Mark Enser In his new book, Mark aims to empower teachers to design and deliver an effective geography curriculum...

SecondaryEnglishby Jayn Sadler

Literacy is a team effort – Why everyone is a teacher of reading A school’s English department will be the first line of response when it comes to raising students’ literacy levels, says Jayn Sadler – but teaching staff in other subjects have a crucial part to play as well…

SecondaryThe Artsby Hannah Day

Creative arts are for everyone – What all secondary students can get from studying the arts Hannah Day explains why a solid grounding in the creative arts and creative expression is vital for developing adaptable, resourceful and independent learners...

SecondaryCitizenshipby Jacob Reynolds

Protesting political issues – Does ‘silence’ always mean ‘violence’? Jacob Reynolds takes issue with the position adopted by some protest movements that if you’re not saying anything, you’re essentially helping the oppressors...

by primary@artichokehq.com

EVERFI launches new courses on online safety and STEM careers for secondary students