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Hand placing green jigsaw piece on barren land, representing climate action plan

Climate action plan – Why you need one and what it includes Why taking climate action at your school is easier – and more worthwhile – than you think...

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Digital and technology standards – What they mean for schools What are the new digital and technology requirements, and what do they mean for primary schools and teachers?

Children running towards finish line at sports day

Sports day – How to use it to fuel pupils’ personal growth Use sports day as an opportunity to demonstrate how perseverance and resilience can fuel personal growth and success for pupils...

Teachers speaking at the SAASHOW

The Schools & Academies Show

Registration for the SAAS Birmingham is officially LIVE! Mark your calendars as the Schools & Academies Show is returning to the NEC, Birmingham for two days of education innovation and inspiration on 19 and 20 November 2025. Registration for the public sector has officially launched, and you can now register your pass to be a part of what is set to be an […]

A selection of Collins Big Cat information books

Collins Big Cat

Review – New Collins Big Cat information books A wide-ranging series of ability-levelled information books, covering a variety of non-fiction genres… Sometimes my job isn’t fair. I receive a set fee for writing a review, for which I then allocate a certain amount of time to getting to know the given product before putting fingertips to keyboard. It therefore simply doesn’t make economic […]

The front cover of Teach Primary magazine issue 19.5

Teach Primary issue 19.5 is OUT NOW! Well, it’s here – the last term of the year. With another academic season under your belt, how are you feeling? Hopefully, you’ll be revelling in a sense of hard work well done, and a soon-to-be break well deserved. However, I’m fully aware that some of you might feel like you’re crawling towards the finish […]

The front cover of The Kindness Quest

Bloomsbury Publishing

Review – The Kindness Quest An engaging activity book aimed at fostering kindness amongst primary school children… Do we really need a training manual on how to be kind these days? [Looks at news, world events, etc.] Actually, this might be exactly what we need. It does feel rather dispiriting that the concept of spreading kindness seems to have lost […]

Clean air in schools poster

Clean Air for Kids – Clean air in schools poster Did you know that 95% of UK schools are located in areas where air pollution exceeds the World Health Organisation’s recommended limits? Or that indoor air quality can be up to five times worse than outdoor air? These are just two of the powerful, research-backed facts featured on this impactful poster – a must-have resource […]

Collins Big Cat KS2 books

Collins Big Cat – 20 years of inspiring confident, curious readers We explore the origins, impact and guiding principles of this ground-breaking programme – and discover why it continues to ignite a love of reading in classrooms across the country...

What If, Pig? activities

What If, Pig? – Face big feelings & develop language skills Face up to big feelings and develop core speech and language skills with the help of Pig, Mouse and friends, in Linzie Hunter’s joyful picturebook, What If, Pig? What if, Pig? is an absolute delight of a book. It follows the adventures of Pig as he struggles to overcome his many wobbles and worries on […]

A school boy using a touchscreen on a laptop

Acer UK

Acer and Intel transform learning with AI at Millgate School Millgate School, a leader in special education, has partnered with Acer and Intel® to revolutionise its learning environment. Acer TravelMate laptops, powered by Intel® Core™ Ultra processors for teachers and Intel® Core™ processors for students, are empowering educators and students to achieve more. AI-powered education AI is transforming Millgate’s classrooms. Teachers use Intel® Core™ Ultra […]

Pride Month 2023 icons

Pride Month 2025 – Best ideas and resources for schools Educate pupils and celebrate LGBTQ+ pride this June with these activities, ideas and other resources...

Back to school activities

Back-to-school activities – Great 2025 ideas and resources From icebreakers and getting-to-know-you activities to behaviour tips and starter ideas, here's everything you need to kickstart the new school year...

A group of primary school children using tablets

iTRACK Education

Smarter maths assessments for primary schools Actionable data The real power lies in the reporting. Every iTRACK test is mapped to curriculum objectives and delivers instant, easy-to-understand analysis, so you know exactly what pupils have mastered and where to focus next. With automatic gap analysis, including question-level insights, you can pinpoint strengths and areas for improvement at a glance. From individual […]

Insect Week resource pack

Insect Week – Free minibeast resource pack for schools This engaging activities pack for Insect Week, British Science Week or any time of year helps primary pupils find out about minibeasts through fun, hands-on learning. It’s a brilliant way to introduce minibeasts and biodiversity in a cross-curricular context. What is Insect Week? Insect Week takes place across the UK at the end of June […]

Great Big Green Week resource pack

Great Big Green Week – Free climate change resources This comprehensive activity pack will help primary pupils explore and understand climate change in a meaningful, age-appropriate way. It supports Great Big Green Week but you can also use the activities on Earth Day (22nd April) or World Environment Day (5th June) to raise environmental awareness and promote eco-friendly thinking. What is Great Big Green […]

School pupils observing meerkats at Chester Zoo

Chester Zoo

5 reasons to visit… Chester Zoo 1. An unforgettable educational experience Chester Zoo’s engaging programmes bring learning to life, connecting to the curriculum with workshops designed to enrich subjects like English, science, geography, art and more. Visiting the zoo also provides access to educational experts to bring learning to life and to answer questions, ensuring every student will have a memorable […]

Teach Awards – How to enter your resource for 2025 Find out how to enter the 2025 Teach Awards and browse award-winning resources from previous years...

Young girl in classroom, representing school readiness

School readiness – Looking beyond Early Learning Goals How to start off on the right foot and help propel your pupils towards their best chance of school success...

Child having an idea, representing science assessment

Science assessment – One simple question you should ask Is your assessment getting lost in the chaos of primary science enquiry? One simple question might set you on the right track...

Mock-up illustration of a yellow wet floor warning sign that reads 'caution - toxic masculinity', representing misogyny in schools

Misogyny in schools – How to tackle it in primary & secondary What draws boys to misogynistic messaging and how can educators tackle this culture from the very beginning of formal education? Join us as we explore the issue...

A school child working with a laptop in a classroom

Daisy Education

5 reasons to try… Daisy Education Find out how this provider of tried and tested learning programmes can help boost your pupils’ outcomes in reading and maths… 1. Same mission, fresh identity After more than a decade as Reading Solutions UK, we’re proud to reintroduce ourselves as Daisy Education. Our new name reflects our growing role in supporting schools, including the […]

Primary school pupils running outside

End of year activities – Fun ideas for KS1 and KS2 Round off the summer term and give your class a fond farewell with these free ideas and activities for KS1 & 2...

Air purifier, representing air quality in schools

Air quality in schools – Why is it being ignored? Nobody expects us to clean our own water in schools, so why are we being asked to make sure our air is breathable?

Photo of woman using a smartphone with her face conceal to illustrate notion of parental complaints

Complaints about schools – Advice from educators & legal experts Educators and legal experts explain what to do when parents complain, and how to deal with negative social media...

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