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EAL in education – Simple strategies for supporting students Elevate your classroom with our guide to EAL in education, packed with tips for inclusivity...

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Teacher stress – Mindfulness and coping strategies for educators Take a deep breath and find your happy place with these on-the-go tension-busters...

Reception worksheet pack

Reception worksheet pack – Handwriting and comprehension This comprehensive Reception worksheet pack supports early learners in developing essential literacy skills. This is done through a variety of engaging and interactive activities. Containing six distinct worksheets, this pack offers a well-rounded approach to learning that focuses on key areas such as letter formation, handwriting, and comprehension. This makes it an invaluable resource for […]

Girl at desk using knowledge organisers

Knowledge organisers – Examples, templates and what to avoid A simple guide to producing the best knowledge organisers for your primary or secondary pupils...

Knowledge organiser template

Knowledge organiser template – Free blank download Use this knowledge organiser template from Jon Hutchinson to create documents for your own classroom… Every topic at Reach Academy Feltham, has knowledge organisers at its heart. These are both the anchor and the lodestar of any unit of work. Each knowledge organiser is a single sheet of A4 paper with all of the essential […]

Maths support for parents

Maths support for parents – Example newsletters for KS1/2 Are adults at home finding it difficult to support their children with maths? Provide extra maths support for parents by sending out a regular newsletter to explain new vocab and pique their interest… Every one of us does maths in some form every day. That might be setting a timer while cooking, working out what […]

Teens on ski slope

OEAP – School visit guidance, support and training In the ever-changing world of school trips, here’s how can you keep up-to-date with the latest advice and guidance...

Easter colouring pages – Free colour-by-number printables As Easter approaches, use these free Easter colouring pages to infuse your classroom with creativity and colour. These simple, yet engaging colouring pages have been tailored for young learners. First up, we have a simple selection of themed Easter colouring pages. These feature five special designs, including delightful Easter bunnies and yummy chocolate eggs These […]

English starters – Easy 5-minute ideas (with resources) Children’s brains a little rusty? Get them in the mood for learning and develop their thinking skills with these quick and easy English starters for primary… 8 English starters to try 1 | Penny for your thoughts This is a flexible activity that can be focused into different topic areas. Children can either work alone or in […]

Teach Primary issue 18.2 is OUT NOW! Strike up the band – our music special has arrived! It’s lovely to be able to shine a light on this often overlooked and underfunded subject. In this issue, Sally-Anne Brown and Vic Holmes explain how enthusiasm, good planning and the right resources can outweigh your lack of music knowledge (p56). Meanwhile, Ben Connor puts […]

Martin Clunes – “School was a weekly agony” Martin Clunes wasn't happy at boarding school – but his daughter's experiences have convinced him that times have changed...

Natural History Museum

Immerse your class in the latest learning adventures at the Natural History Museum in 2024 Schools are rushing to book our engaging educational sessions... There are plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors this year with the Natural History Museum, with engaging exclusive opportunities for schools to enrich learning for pupils in EYFS, KS1 and KS2. From May, we are running brand new Minibeast Hunt and Pond Dipping sessions. In […]

Child with puppy, representing a nurture group

Nurture group – Two case studies Nurture groups within schools have proved successful in supporting children who are facing emotional and social challenges...

Jolly Phonics checklist

Jolly Phonics checklist – End-of-year resource for KS1/2 Use this single-page, end-of-year Jolly Phonics checklist to assess the progress of individual pupils. This helps you to quickly identify any gaps in progress through the Jolly Phonics programme. Jolly Phonics checklist progress areas Jolly Phonics uses the synthetic phonics method of teaching letter sounds in a way that is fun and multi-sensory.

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Foreign languages in primary schools – 8 ways to embed MFL Teaching modern languages doesn’t need to be limited to a thirty-minute slot each week...

Boy, man and girl reading a book together, representing closing the reading gap

Closing the reading gap – A new campaign from BookTrust A high-profile new campaign from BookTrust aims to tackle inequality through shared stories, explains Lizzie Catford...

Leaflet with instructions for crafts using plastic bottles

Crafts using plastic bottles – 10 creative ways to reuse them This download contains ten ideas for crafts using plastic bottles. Not only are these ideas fun, but they could also save you money! Over the last 50 years, plastic products have become almost irreplaceable in our lives and are used in huge quantities across the world. In the UK alone, 15 million plastic bottles are […]

British values resource pack

British values – 100+ pages of activities & worksheets This free resource pack will help you to effectively meet the requirement to promote fundamental British values in schools while avoiding any pitfalls. It includes activities, approaches, worksheets, guidance and updated facts and figures. The aims of this resource are to: EqualiTeach is a not-for-profit organisation providing high-quality, interactive training and support on issues of […]

Union Jack mug and biscuits, representing British values in schools

British values in schools – Everything you need to know We break down British values in the classroom: the good, the bad, and how you can create champions of respect and tolerance...

A leap year lesson plan

Leap year activities – KS1 lesson plan Enjoy the fact that ‘an extra day means extra play’ with these cross-curricular leap year activities for the classroom. Find out about ‘leaplings’ and learn the rhyme that helps you remember the days in each month. Try some number games using the four times table, and measure lengths of leaps to see who can jump […]

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Primary science – Teaching recommendations from the EEF Get the lowdown on the EEF’s latest guidance from its Chief Executive, Professor Becky Francis CBE...

Materials KS1 resources

Materials KS1 – Six weeks of science lesson plans In this materials KS1 unit from primary science subject lead Deborah Herridge, children will identify and name common types of natural and synthetic materials. These include wood, metal, plastic, rubber, fur and nylon. The download contains the six-week plan plus additional worksheets and PowerPoints. Children will describe the physical properties of everyday materials and use […]

Field Trip to the Moon resource

Field Trip to the Moon – KS1 cross-curricular activities Rich in rhyme and figurative language, Field Trip to the Moon by Jeanne Willis and John Hare will enthral young readers… What will kids learn? Jeanne Willis and John Hare’s story will delight and entertain children. It will also introduce sophisticated themes such as isolation, acceptance and difference. Picture books are a fantastic literary resource. […]

A River by Marc Martin

A River by Marc Martin – KS1/2 cross-curricular activities Explore the landscapes in A River by Marc Martin – an inspirational picture book for observation, questioning, reflection and visualisation… Start here Before reading A River by Marc Martin, ask your children what they know about rivers and what experiences they can share. Is there a river near your school? Where does it come from […]

Reception high frequency words

Reception high frequency words – Handwriting worksheets These Reception high frequency words worksheets feature very high-frequency words for children to practise writing. Reception high frequency words There are seven worksheets in total in this pack, covering the following words: Jelly and Bean’s reading scheme follows the phonic progression of the UK government’s Letters and Sounds, including the introduction of the first 100 […]

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