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Newspaper layout KS3 lesson plan

SecondaryEnglishby Priya Rudhun-Imrith

Newspaper layout KS3 – Boost understanding of non-fiction writing Encouraging students to analyse the presentation of newspaper articles can help them make leaps of understanding about non-fiction writing. I used this newspaper layout KS3 lesson with a mixed-ability Year 7 class studying the non fiction unit in preparation for the summer reading exam. Teaching non-fiction can be tricky. Students easily slip into description rather […]

SecondaryHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

Just Like Us: “We can make school a safe space for all” Laura Mackay outlines the comprehensive support schools can provide for their LGBT+ students with the help of Just Like Us’ Pride Groups Programme Our Expert Laura Mackay Chief executive, Just Like Us What is Just Like Us’ Pride Groups Programme? Our Pride Groups Programme is a national network of student-led, lunchtime or after school clubs […]

Football maths lesson plan

PrimaryMathsby Aidan Severs

Football maths – Make predictions using real-time statistics This football maths lesson plan for KS2 is the perfect opportunity to harness pupils’ enthusiasm for the game in order to challenge mathematical thinking... With major sporting events come great opportunities to bring the rich world of statistics into the primary classroom. Football provides vast amounts of data with which many children will already be […]

Solving equations worksheets

SecondaryMathsby Cazoom Maths

Solving equations worksheets – Linear equations KS3 maths These four solving equations worksheets from Cazoom Maths range from levels 4-7. Solving equations worksheets L4 question examples x + 3 = 11 4 + x = 6 x – 4 = 7 2x = 6 4x = 48 L5 question examples (grade E) 7x + 9 = 23 1 + 6x = 19 4x […]

SecondaryMathsby Teachwire

Maths puzzles – 42 summer holiday teasers for KS3/4 42! It's the answer to 'how many days are there in six weeks?' as well as 'Life, the Universe and everything'...

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SecondaryAssessmentby Daniel Harvey

Ongoing assessment – Why we do what we do Ongoing school assessment can help to keep outcomes on track, notes Daniel Harvey – but do your colleagues know what ‘on track’ looks like?

Year 2 science worksheet

PrimaryScienceby Sigma Science

Year 2 science – Everyday materials assessment worksheet with answers This Year 2 science worksheet is a sample of Sigma Science’s Year 2 assessment paper. It features four questions about everyday materials for children to answer. The download includes the worksheet, answer sheet, and teacher guidance. Year 2 science worksheet questions The first question on the worksheet asks children to name which common materials different […]

Magical Harry Potter Teaching Ideas

PrimarySecondaryEnglish ... by Teachwire

Magical Harry Potter Teaching Ideas Spark pupils’ imaginations with these inventive and exciting teaching ideas, all themed around the wonderful world of Harry Potter. Here you’ll find cross-curricular activity ideas, lesson plans and discussion guides, all explaining how to work with these magical stories to enhance children’s learning.

PrimaryGeographyHistoryby Teachwire

5 reasons to try… Kapow Primary’s humanities schemes Find complete curriculum coverage and lesson plans for engaging history and geography classes… 1. Teacher skills and knowledge videos Kapow Primary delivers integrated CPD via its popular teacher videos. These bite-sized videos will help you to deliver high-quality, relevant and engaging lessons. Learn about Roman army formations and how to recreate them; gain in-depth knowledge […]

SecondaryDesign & TechnologyThe Artsby Teachwire

5 reasons to try… V&A Innovate National Schools Challenge Find out what creative heights your students are capable of by entering this free inter-schools competition organised by the V&A… 1. Free to enter V&A Innovate National Schools Challenge is open to all students in years 7, 8 and 9 at state-funded schools, and is free to enter. This year’s themes are Restore, Play and […]

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

5 reasons to try… Oracy in Action from the English-Speaking Union 1. Oracy interventions help close the attainment gap Children with good communication skills are four times more likely to get five good passes at GSCE. We firmly believe that oracy is a skill – something to be taught, and not ‘caught’. This applies to teachers as well as pupils, so we provide built-in CPD to […]

PrimaryMathsSENDby Teachwire

4 ways Whizz Education supports SEND students At Whizz Education, our educational partners have over 20 years of experience working with schools using adaptive, online learning technology to create personalised learning plans and experiences that support all students, especially those cohorts that need targeted, tailored interventions, such as SEND students. Here are four ways that Maths-Whizz supports SEND students… 1. Adaptive technology […]

PrimaryGeographyby Teachwire

Review – Kapow Primary geography scheme Impressive, updated learning resources, based on simplistic and proven pedagogical classroom approaches… Kapow Primary offers a wealth of incredible resources for primary-aged children, with a reputation for efficiency and effectiveness. The most recent revision of their geography offer shows the dedication of the company to continually move its platform and content forward. Learning and building […]

PrimaryHistoryby Teachwire

Review – Kapow Primary history scheme Find a wealth of specialist content to support and supplement high-quality history teaching across key stages… Kapow Primary history is the latest updated offer from the legends of resource creation. Boasting a plethora of content specifically designed to reduce workload and encourage pupil progress, Kapow Primary history is an exceptional addition to any school curriculum, […]

Secondaryby Teachwire

Spirit and Life: new resources to support Catholic schools with the KS3 Religious Education Directory Encourage your students to engage with religious education at KS3 and enable them to understand, discern and respond to key concepts and ideas... Written by experienced teachers and diocesan advisors, Spirit and Life is a new series from Hodder Education designed to provide tailored and accessible support for the new Religious Education Directory (RED) for […]

PrimaryArt & DesignMusicby Teachwire

5 reasons to try… the Royal Opera House’s National Schools Programme 1. Three creative pathways Our National Schools Programme offers three main creative pathways: Create & Dance (KS1&2) An inclusive approach to leading dance and storytelling that helps pupils develop creative collaboration, physical learning, spatial awareness, and general health and well-being. Create & Sing (KS1&2) An accessible approach that combines singing and drama to build pupils’ […]

Teaching interview questions document

PrimarySecondaryby Jemma Ive

Teaching interview questions – 24 questions you should practise Are you preparing for an upcoming job interview in the education sector? We understand that it’s nerve-wracking to be in the spotlight, facing a barrage of teaching interview questions. However, being well-prepared is key to success. Take a minute to download this free PDF containing 24 common teacher interview questions. It’s a comprehensive document that […]

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

5 reasons to try… FFT Success for All Phonics 1. Pupils make great progress Our Unique Co-operative Learning pedagogy ensures that all your children are fully engaged and interact for the whole lesson. Pioneered by the Success for All foundation, the teaching method is proven to have a dynamic effect on children’s progress and attainment that is positive and long-lasting. “Children are relishing reading, […]

PrimarySecondaryArt & Design ... by Teachwire

What your pupils will learn from a trip to see the award-winning ‘Wicked’ With themes of self-esteem, identity, prejudice, fake news, and friendship, the stage musical Wicked, at London’s Apollo Victoria Theatre, is inspired by L. Frank Baum’s classic story The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and has twice been voted ‘Best Theatre Production for Schools’ by teachers at the annual School Travel Awards. The production’s acclaimed cultural learning […]

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Letter writing – Best KS1 and KS2 examples, worksheets and resources To whom it may concern, help your students master the art of letter writing with these lesson plans, activities and ideas...

PrimaryArt & DesignMathsby Teachwire

Engage your pupils with FREE resources from the IET The Institution of Engineering and Technology shares four themed collections of educational activities to inspire learners across KS1 and KS2… Coronation of King Charles III – fun, free celebration-themed activities The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is bringing the Coronation celebrations to your classroom through the wonder and excitement of STEM (science, technology, engineering […]

PrimaryPEby Michael Brennan

Teaching PE in primary schools – How to make the perfect plan Think outside the timetable, connect with parents, and consider whole-school activities to help bolster your sport provision

abstract illustration of a female face constructed using assorted geometric shapes

Secondaryby Elaine McNally

My colleague, the computer – Could ChatGPT do some of your work for you? ChatGPT could expand your teaching possibilities at a stroke – so long as it's marshalled effectively, notes Elaine McNally...

Division questions – KS3 maths worksheet with answers

SecondaryMathsby Peter Mattock

Division questions – KS3 maths worksheet with answers We’ve designed question 1 on this division questions worksheet so that pupils to focus on non-written methods of division. They will need to use knowledge of multiplicative relationships and powers of 10. Question 2 on our division worksheets requires some more formal methodology. We’ve set problems in context in Q3. All of the sub-questions in […]

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Secondaryby Martin Robinson

Curriculum design – Why it can and should be a team effort What does it take to successfully involve both teachers and leaders in the process of curriculum design? Martin Robinson has some ideas...

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