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SecondaryMathsby Teachwire

5 reasons to try… Access Mathematics Tests Find out what’s working with your KS3 maths provision and what might need changing with this powerful, yet intuitive assessment 1. Accurately benchmark and understand ability Access Mathematics Tests (AMT) from Hodder Education was standardised during the 2023/24 academic year from a representative sample of 10- to 16-year-olds across the country. Teachers can reliably determine […]

Two primary school children exploring an exhibit at Winchester Science Centre

by Teachwire

Winchester Science Centre Get ready to bring science to life with a school trip at Winchester Science Centre! Suitable for children in KS1, KS2 and Year 7 in KS3, this all-inclusive experience lasts the whole day. Choose from one of six exciting curriculum-linked, hands-on workshops, be wowed by a bespoke Planetarium show suited to your group’s learning needs, […]

Question marks drawn on different coloured cards, representing assessment for learning

PrimarySecondaryAssessmentby Teachwire

Assessment for learning – Transformative teaching strategies to try Revolutionise teaching and learning in your classroom with these expert assessment for learning strategies...

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas KS3 scheme of work

SecondaryEnglishby Laura Chamberlain-Brown

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas KS3 – Complete scheme of work This complete scheme of work for KS3 focuses on John Boyne’s novel The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas KS3 scheme of work This free download contains the following: Learning objectives Exam-style question Looking at the included extract, how does Boyne present the theme of friendship in The Boy in […]

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas teaching resource

PrimarySecondaryEnglish ... by Teachwire

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Best resources for KS2 and KS3 If you want to use John Boyne's book and the film adaptation to teach the difficult subject of the Holocaust, we've picked out some of the best activities, worksheets and ideas to use in your classroom...

Children listening to teacher outside on school trips

PrimarySecondaryby Teachwire

School trips – Ultimate teacher guide & 100+ venue ideas There’s lots to think about when organising and leading an educational excursion, but these pointers will help set you on the road to success…

Solving simultaneous equations

SecondaryMathsby Andy Lutwyche

Solving simultaneous equations – Fun McDonald’s PowerPoint Dive into the world of algebra with this engaging and interactive fast-food-themed PowerPoint, designed to help students practice solving simultaneous equations. In this activity, students will determine the cost of individual items on a McDonald’s menu based on various orders placed by different pairs of friends. The PowerPoint combines fun with education, ensuring that students […]

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Adverbs – Worksheets, examples and games for KS1 and KS2 English Teach efficiently, explain clearly and have children progress exponentially with these worksheets, lessons and other resources for teaching adverbs in primary school...

Prime numbers KS3 lesson plan

SecondaryMathsby Colin Foster

Prime numbers KS3 – Explore what makes them special Some numbers are definitely more important than others. This prime numbers KS3 lesson plan can help to transform students’ mathematical understanding… Sometimes students are aware of prime numbers as those whose only factors are “one and itself”. This definition can lead to ambiguity about whether 1 itself should or should not be counted as prime. […]

SecondaryMathsby Dr Frost Maths

Standard form – Activities for KS3 maths Use these free activities to help your KS3 pupils understand how to write numbers and calculations in standard form...

Probability KS3 experiments PDF

SecondaryMathsby Colin Foster

Probability KS3 – Dice-rolling and lolly sticks experiments Dice rolling lesson plan In this probability KS3 lesson plan by Colin Foster, students will carry out an experiment to estimate the probability that when they throw three ordinary dice, they will show consecutive numbers. Students will explore how their estimates change as they include more and more throws. This leads to an appreciation of […]

Maths equipment on top of Key Stage 3 maths worksheets

SecondaryMathsby Teachwire

Key Stage 3 maths worksheets – Resources for whole curriculum An entire breakdown of the KS3 maths curriculum in England with worksheets, activities, ideas, PowerPoints and more for every element...

KS2 English Shakespeare lesson plan

PrimaryEnglishby Rose McDermott

KS2 William Shakespeare – Banish the Bard’s ‘boring’ reputation Banish the Bard’s boring reputation and celebrate Shakespeare Week in March with this interactive KS2 William Shakespeare lesson plan. I have been creating lesson plans around a new book called Shakespeare for Everyone (Magic Cat Publishing) which shows children just how accessible Shakespeare can be. Written by Emma Roberts and illustrated by Sarah Tanat-Jones, the […]

Tudor clothes KS2 lesson plan

PrimaryDesign & TechnologyHistoryby Adam Jevons-Newman

Tudor clothes KS2 – Sew a mini Tudor gown in D&T Establish your own fashion label and learn about historical fashions with Adam Newman’s Tudor clothes KS2 lesson plan… The Tudors is a classic topic, but after a few years away from its mix of splendour and muck, I wanted to come back to it from a different angle: the opulence, colour and lavishness of the […]

KS3 poetry lesson plans

SecondaryEnglishby Teachwire

KS3 poetry – Identify poetic techniques in song lyrics First KS3 poetry lesson plan Use our first KS3 poetry lesson plan from Susie Musgrove to make poetry relevant to learners by asking them to apply their critical skills to song lyrics… Learning objectives You will need KS3 poetry starter activity As students enter the room, project the lyrics of the chorus of the song […]

Human hand and robot hand reaching out to each other, representing AI in education

by Teachwire

AI in education – Expert tips for using it in your classroom There's lots of big promises surrounding AI, but in reality it's already changing the way we teach. Get on board with this advice from fellow teachers...

Schoolboy and teacher in creative writing lesson

PrimaryEnglishby Laura Dobson

Creative writing prompts – Best activities and resources for KS1 and KS2 English Fed up of reading 'and then...', 'and then...' in your children's writing? Try these story starters, structures, worksheets and other fun writing prompt resources for primary pupils...

A Leiths Academy bag surrounded by fresh ingredients

PrimaryDesign & TechnologyHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

Engaging the unengaged with Leiths’ brand new cooking curriculum Kickstarting a love affair with cooking – isn’t that what food teaching should be all about? There’s arguably no other life skill that will serve children better throughout their lives, and it is an incredibly rewarding experience. This is a hugely important part of children’s education and certainly not one to be sidelined, given its […]

Orange background with images from parallel lines PowerPoint overlaid

SecondaryMathsby Ben Cooper

Angles of parallel lines – KS3 maths PowerPoint Use this PowerPoint as part of your teaching on the angles of parallel lines, helping your pupils grasp key concepts essential for GCSE maths

Reception PE games PDF

PrimaryPEby Music + Movement

Reception PE games – Weather, garden and animal ideas This free PDF features three lessons of Reception PE games, based around the weather, the garden and farm animals. The sample lessons are from the Physical Activity Adventure Pack (PAAP). This is a full-year scheme of work, aligned with the EYFS and Development Matters document (2021). It provides developmentally-appropriate lesson plans, designed specifically for Reception […]

Student and pupil in Leiths aprons, preparing food

PrimaryDesign & Technologyby Teachwire

Boost pupils’ kitchen credentials with new resources from Leiths, the home of cookery teaching As anyone reliant on a microwave will tell you, knowing how to cook is a superpower. It’s also one that we all benefit from learning as soon as possible. Acquiring competent culinary skills is a key part of children’s education that can lead to improved knowledge of a healthy lifestyle and dietary behaviours that last […]

Index notation KS3 resources

SecondaryMathsby Jo Morgan

Index notation KS3 – Maths exercises to develop fluency This KS3 PDF contains four activities (and answers) for developing fluency in using index notation. Activity 1: Powers This activity helps to build an understanding of what powers are. Students need to copy and complete the table showing the first six powers of 2. They then need to explain in words how they would calculate […]

Magnifying glass on missing puzzle piece, epresenting Intent, Implementation, Impact element of Ofsted inspections

PrimarySecondaryAssessmentby David Didau

Intent implementation impact – What this Ofsted curriculum phrase actually means Don't fret about intent, implementation and impact – former Ofsted chief inspector Amanda Spielman laid out exactly what it means...

Pets in French lesson plan

PrimaryLanguagesby Dr Amanda Barton

Pets in French – Teach vocab with flashcards, mime and song Use flashcards, mime and song to teach your class the vocabulary of pets in French… Although they might be seen as ‘retro’ these days, flashcards are a fun, low-tech way of introducing the vocabulary of pets in French. Hand-drawn pictures, produced by you or your children, or images downloaded from the internet, are very appealing […]

Different cover versions of Animal Farm, a book students can study at GCSE

SecondaryEnglishby Teachwire

Animal Farm GCSE – Must-have resources for teachers This curated collection of effective and engaging Animal Farm resources will help you teach this cautionary novel...

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