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Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

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Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

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Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

Secondary

Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

Secondary

Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

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Primaryby Paul Glover

Anti-racism in schools – How we embedded an approach across a Trust What’s the difference between non-racist and anti-racist schools? It’s all about proactivity, but the process takes time...

Racism KS1 lesson plan

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby Emily Azouelos

Racism KS1 – Exploring anti-racism with a picture book This racism KS1 lesson plan introduces the topic of racism to students through the picture book Mixed by Arree Chung. The lesson uses drama techniques and art to explore this big and multi-layered topic. It offers opportunities to discuss and develop understanding of race and inclusivity. Children will think about how others feel when we […]

SecondaryHealth & Wellbeingby Peter Radford

Systemic racism in schools – What it takes to tackle it Stamping out institutional racism in schools requires more than simply logging the most obvious and egregious 'racist incident' says Peter Radford...

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby Burhana Islam

Diversity and inclusion in schools – How to talk to children about racism How comfortable are you talking to pupils about race? Here’s how to ensure diversity and inclusion are embedded in your classroom, says Burhana Islam...

SecondaryCitizenshipby Teachwire

COVID-19 and fears of the ‘other’ – what teachers can do to stop pandemic-related racism and xenophobia Beki Martin explains why now is the time for teachers and schools to address the issues of fear, racism and othering brought about by the COVID-19 crisis

Secondaryby Lat Blaylock

KS3 RE Lesson Plan – Is Religious Hatred As Bad As Racism? Explore Islamophobia And Media Portrayals Of Muslims ‘How do Muslims respond when they are pictured as terrorists or fanatics? Why does this happen? These learning ideas respond to the fact that British Muslims are often pictured as terrorists or fanatics in the media. It’s unfair to think that you can sum up the lives and spirituality of two billion Muslims globally by […]

SecondaryCitizenshipby The Day

News Articles For Teaching Racism – Class/Homework Resource for KS3 and KS4 David Cameron has announced a review into racism in the British justice system and attacked universities’ record on accepting applicants from non-white backgrounds. This collection of articles — covering issues raised in the USA, the UK and beyond — explores what racism is, how far it remains a problem today, how it is caused and […]

Silhouetted figures walking in a line, to represent Refugee Week

PrimarySecondaryby Teachwire

Refugee Week – Great 2024 teaching resources to build empathy Use Refugee Week in June to celebrate refugees' contributions to the UK and educate pupils about their plight...

Recommended books for Empathy Day 2024

PrimarySecondaryHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

Empathy Day 2024 – Best activities, books and curriculum ideas Celebrate Empathy Day this June with these brilliant resources and ideas from fellow teachers...

PrimarySecondaryby Teachwire

Diversity in schools – Strategies for cultivating inclusivity Explore diversity in schools with these practical insights into selecting inclusive texts, fostering a teaching staff that mirrors the varied backgrounds of your students and more...

Cartoon illustration of one besuited figure passing a torch to another, representing leadership in schools

Secondaryby Teachwire

Leadership in schools – Strategic vision and talent cultivation How you can develop your own leadership skills and develop junior colleagues’ abilities to one day lead others themselves...

Windrush Child resources

PrimaryEnglishby Ashley Booth

Windrush Child – Five KS2 reading lessons This comprehensive KS2 educational resource explores the novel Windrush Child by the late Benjamin Zephaniah. It explores themes of identity, belonging and resilience. Main character Leonard has to navigate the challenges of growing up in a society that often treats him as an outsider. Designed to facilitate a deep understanding of the novel over five weeks, this resource […]

Waving hand in ocean, representing struggling early career teachers

Secondaryby Teachwire

Early career teachers – Advice for leaders and ECTs Whether you're leading ECTs or are one yourself, these experts have got spot-on advice for you...

SecondaryHistoryby Aneira Roose-McClew

Teaching the British Empire – Why students deserve more than an incomplete history Aneira Roose-McClew makes the case for why students ought to receive a full, frank and honest education on Britain’s imperial history...

Man in suit shouting at smartphone, representing parent communication

Primaryby The Undercover Teacher

Parent communication – WhatsApp groups have gotten out of hand Introducing pupils to the basics of online etiquette is all very well... but won’t someone please think of the parents?

Brightly coloured photo of teenage girl happily using a smartphone

Secondaryby Natasha Devon MBE

Phone addiction – Teach students how to self-regulate screen time What will it take for young people to learn self-regulation when it comes to their online activities? Natasha Devon shares her thoughts…

Black History Month activities

PrimarySecondaryHistoryby Teachwire

Black History Month activities – Best 2024 resources for KS2 and KS3 Celebrate Black History Month in October with these lessons, assemblies, recommended movies and more...

Cartoon illustration of figure holding up shield to protect himself from a volley of arrows, representing safeguarding in schools

SecondaryHealth & Wellbeingby Ann Marie Christian

Safeguarding in schools – What areas should leaders prioritise in 2023/24? Ann Marie Christian highlights the safeguarding developments and priorities that school leaders should heed over the coming academic year…

Schoolchildren in uniform looking happy for International Friendship Day

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

International Friendship Day – How to celebrate in school Use this advice and our free resources and ideas to celebrate International Friendship Day in your primary school...

Primaryby Louisa Jane Smith

RE curriculum – How to decolonise your lessons Making sure your RE curriculum is aware of colonial influences on religion is tricky. Here are some common mistakes and how to avoid them...

by Teachwire

Black Lives Matter: Health, Education and Leadership Racism manifests itself in many ways, from tokenistic statements of solidarity to health disparities, inequitable educational outcomes, and a lack of representation of Black people in leadership roles. This year’s theme focuses on the interplay of physical/mental health, education, and leadership on the lived experiences of Black people. The underlying theme of this conference is […]

Silhouette of soliders representing best WW2 books

PrimaryEnglishHistoryby Teachwire

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...

Primaryby Teachwire

Teach your class the power of peaceful protest with ‘My Mummy Marches’ Mummy says that some things can’t be said with just words . . . Sometimes you have to say it with your feet… Featured in LoveReading4Kids’ 2023 preview: ‘Brilliant Children’s Books to Look Forward to This Year’, My Mummy Marches by author Samantha Hawkins and illustrator Cory Reid is a joyful story celebrating the power […]

Secondaryby Teachwire

Are you shaping the race equity conversation in your school? Online and with access to recordings of all sessions for 28 days Why attend? We know that… Systemic race inequity exists in education, as well as society: in the progress and outcomes of learners from different ethnic groups, in the over-representation of certain groups in exclusions data, in the under-representation of people of colour in […]

Primaryby Adam Smith

KS2 RE lesson plan – Creating a local place study Celebrate Diwali, visit a mosque, and imagine you’re a Medieval Christian with, all in your own community, with Adam Smith

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