Mathematics Mastery Primary – a full curriculum, CPD and resources for planning, classroom delivery and assessment Ark Curriculum Plus
‘Those Who Can, Teach: What it Takes to Make the Next Generation’ by Andria Zafirakou Bloomsbury Publishing
Bring maths learning to life in your school with Learning Resources Learning Resources
Key considerations when planning a new school washroom T-IPS Washrooms
Oxford Revise: A Level Sciences – The ultimate evidence-based revision guides ensuring maximum learning gains Oxford University Press
Oxford University Press Courses
KS2 Shakespeare Week activities – Improve...
Download your FREE resource here! KS2 Shakespeare Week activities – Improve...
slideshow: image
Use Shakespeare Week in March to help pupils explore their own identities.
Do you wear your heart on your sleeve? Are you sometimes the green-eyed monster? Although Shakespeare wrote over 400 years ago, the creative language he used to describe the human spirit remains relevant today.
Shakespeare Week is an annual celebration of Shakespeare in primary schools, organised by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. This year it takes place between 15-21 March 2021 and has a theme of wellbeing.
These exciting emotional wellbeing activities will help your pupils to become Will’s Wellbeing Warriors as part of your Shakespeare Week celebrations this year.
Sally Gray is education officer at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and a former primary teacher. Register on the Shakespeare Week website to receive access to hundreds of free resources including assembly plans, videos, short versions of Shakespeare’s plays, poetry, storytelling, grammar, debate, art and much more. Follow @shakespeareweek on Twitter for updates.
In partnership with
Make sure your assessment is effective with these expert insights.
Welcome, enter your email to get your FREE resource download!
Welcome back! Please login to get your FREE resource download!
You have not yet activated your account. Please check your email (and spam folder) for an activation email from us.
Thanks! Please enter a password to sign up and get your FREE resource download!
Passwords must be at least 8 characters and contain 1 or more capital letters and numbers
