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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 […]

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Academy21

How to boost your students’ confidence for GCSE resits In the 2023–24 academic year alone, nearly 40% of students were required to resit GCSE maths, and almost two-fifths retook GCSE English language. For many learners, resitting GCSE exams can be a daunting experience. Nevertheless, these resits are a vital step to accessing further education, training, and employment opportunities. While schools are committed to helping […]

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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...

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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...

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Behaviour management strategies – Expert ideas for secondary Start September with behaviour standards high and carry them on throughout the year with some of the best advice for KS3 and KS4...

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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...

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AI policy – How (and why) to write one for your school Drafting an AI policy might seem daunting - but if you put it off, it’s your staff and students who will miss out...

The front cover of Teach Secondary magazine issue 14.4

Teach Secondary issue 14.4 is OUT NOW! Can we describe Adolescence as ‘era-defining’ television yet? From the vantage point of May 2025 it certainly feels as though we can, what with its name-checking in dozens of newspaper op-eds and Keir Starmer’s demands for it to be shown in schools across the country (details on page 9). In these restless, febrile times, we may […]

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OCR

Inspire students to develop real-world skills with Cambridge Nationals If you’re thinking about adding vocational qualifications to your KS4 curriculum, the qualification is just the start. Paul Jones outlines the extensive support you’ll receive with Cambridge Nationals… What resources are available to help teachers understand and deliver Cambridge Nationals qualifications? Teachers can access specifications, sample assessment materials and switching guides to get an initial […]

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Daisy Education

5 reasons to try… Daisy Education Find out how this provider of tried and tested learning programmes can help boost your students’ 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 […]

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Teacher recruitment – What’s causing the crisis & what’s the solution? We explore the growing teacher recruitment crisis and possible solutions to help schools attract and retain the educators our students deserve...

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Teacher shortage subjects – How we’ve avoided supply for 3 years Executive headteacher Anthony David explains how to recruit much-needed teaching staff for shortage subjects...

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Alternative provision – Making it work in today’s schools Why partnerships are key to effective alternative provision and how Academy21 builds them through collaboration and flexibility...

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Practitioner Enquiry – Could it take the place of CPD? Gordon Cairns examines how Practitioner Enquiry casts teachers as researchers of their own practice – but could it ever take the place of CPD?

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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?

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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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Curriculum and assessment review – Becky Francis review explained The government’s sweeping review of the curriculum and assessment system is making waves – and rightly so, but what will the changes mean for teachers?

A group of secondary school pupils at FRAMELESS London

Frameless

5 things to do at… FRAMELESS London Located in Marble Arch, the UK’s largest immersive experience, FRAMELESS London, has recently launched a new artwork from French artist Odilon Redon and a new-look gallery with reimagined masterpieces. Don’t miss these five things to do at the experience on your next group visit… 1. Check out the new artwork The Cyclops, by Odilon Redon […]

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Academy21

Why I love… Academy21’s online alternative provision We hear about the impact Academy21 has had among students unable to attend mainstream schooling… About me Name: Eugene DwaahJob role: CEOSchool: Evolution Sports Group and Evolution EducationFavourite feature: Academy21’s ability to tailor teaching to the students’ individual levels and improve their engagement. Talking about: Keeping students focused and engaged How did your partnership with […]

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National Writing Day – Best resources, worksheets and ideas for 2025 Get kids passionate about creative writing with these ideas, activities, lesson plans and more...

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Refugee Week – Great 2025 teaching resources to build empathy Use Refugee Week in June to celebrate refugees' contributions to the UK and educate pupils about their plight...

The front cover of Top School Trips - Teach Secondary magazine, issue 6

Top School Trips – Secondary edition 2025 is OUT NOW! For experiences that are the exception rather than the norm, school trips manage to have an outsized impact on students. It varies by school and individual, of course, but let’s assume, as a rough ballpark figure, that UK children get to enjoy 25 educational visits across their time in primary and secondary school. Even if […]

Developmental language disorder symptoms poster

Developmental language disorder symptoms – Teacher resource This free poster from the Moor House Research & Training Institute is a vital download for any teacher looking to better support learners with developmental language disorder symptoms. The resource highlights the key signs that a pupil may be struggling with DLD – from difficulties with following instructions, understanding grammar and vocabulary, to challenges with […]

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