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Young children taking part in National Fitness Day

National Fitness Day – Best 2024 resources for schools Get kids moving on National Fitness Day and put them on a healthy and active path for life...

Children listening to teacher outside on school trips

School trips – Ultimate teacher guide & 100+ venue ideas There’s lots to think about when organising and leading an educational excursion, but these pointers will help set you on the road to success…

Factorising quadratic equations bingo game

Factorising quadratic equations – Bingo game for KS3/4 game This engaging 30-question bingo game, focused on factorising quadratic equations, makes learning algebra fun and interactive. It comes with 40 different ready-to-print bingo cards, ensuring a variety of combinations to keep students engaged. The set also includes a teacher checklist to facilitate the easy verification of winning cards, making the game run smoothly and efficiently. […]

Solving simultaneous equations

Solving simultaneous equations – Fun McDonald’s PowerPoint Dive into the world of algebra with this engaging and interactive fast-food-themed PowerPoint, designed to help students practice solving simultaneous equations. In this activity, students will determine the cost of individual items on a McDonald’s menu based on various orders placed by different pairs of friends. The PowerPoint combines fun with education, ensuring that students […]

Ethical consumerism KS4 PowerPoint and teaching notes

Ethical consumerism – KS4 PowerPoint and teaching notes The teaching aims of this ethical consumerism lesson are to give students an understanding of the different factors that influence choice. They’ll learn what we mean by the term ‘ethical consumerism’ and gain an understanding of the meaning of the term ‘fair trade‘. Outcomes Students will be able to recognise that there are many ‘ethical’ […]

Senior teachers attending a MATPN event

MATPN

5 reasons to try… MATPN 1. Real-time answers to your challenges MATPN was created to offer a space for MAT senior leaders to come together and discuss strategies for implementing real change. We offer a range of events throughout the year, and each events’ agenda is carefully curated to discuss relevant topics and address the most immediate challenges affecting MATs […]

GCSE algebra number trick lesson plan

GCSE algebra – Number trick lesson plan Unpicking the workings of a numerical trick allows students to put their algebra skills to use in this free GCSE algebra lesson plan… To many students, GCSE algebra is a morass of letters, numbers and symbols which they have to manipulate according to arbitrary and pointless rules to obtain a ‘correct answer’ which has no […]

Group of red game pieces, surrounding a blue game piece, representing collective punishment

Collective punishment – Is it always wrong in schools? What is collective punishment and does it work? What are the alternatives? We explore this controversial teaching tactic...

Paper speech bubbles on yellow background, representing stammering in children

Stammering in children – Teaching advice from the experts Learn what you can do to stop a pupil’s stammer from getting in the way of their learning and development...

A schoolboy using a laptop in a classroom

Dell

What schools need to look for when investing in technology Need to know Education has experienced a profound metamorphosis, with digital and blended learning taking centre stage – and it’s a change that’s here to stay. However, these novel learning approaches pose unique challenges for schools, challenges that we understand and are here to help you navigate. Students now need to collaborate in tandem with […]

Lifebelt around abacus, representing dyscalculia teaching strategies

Dyscalculia teaching strategies – Signs, what to do & games to play What is dyscalculia, how can teachers spot it and what's the best way to teach those with it? Our experts explain all...

HCF and LCM – KS4 maths lesson plan This lesson plan takes the ideas of HCF and LCM (highest common factor and lowest common multiple), and deals with them together. In maths, we often teach these concepts separately, but looking at them together helps learners to appreciate the connections. Sometimes learners encounter the ideas of highest common factor (HCF) and lowest common multiple […]

Circle of paper figures standing on businessperson's outstretched palms, representing middle leadership in schools

Middle leadership in schools – How to succeed in this tricky role Middle leadership in schools is tough but rewarding. Here's how to succeed in this challenging role...

Children taking part in outdoor learning

Outdoor learning – Ideas for taking your class outside Looking to invigorate your classroom with fresh air and hands-on learning? Explore these engaging outdoor learning ideas designed to captivate and educate your students...

$Simplifying algebraic fractions worksheet$

Simplifying algebraic fractions worksheet – GCSE revision Ideal for GCSE revision, this simplifying algebraic fractions worksheet contains a full range of exam-type questions. Questions gradually increase in difficulty, with the last row being particularly challenging. This simplifying algebraic fractions worksheet is great to use in class or as a homework. It’s also excellent for one-to-one tuition and for interventions. Answers are included, […]

BODMAS order of operations illustration

BODMAS – Why we should be using BOPS instead Virtually every secondary school student in the UK has encountered the order of operations acronym, but there's a problem; it doesn’t always work...

SENCO teacher sitting with smiling student

SENCo – The role, its challenges and how to succeed Being a SENCO means juggling many different roles while managing a challenging workload. Here we share advice about how to excel in this multifaceted role...

A female teacher talking with a colleague

ASCL

Enjoy peace of mind and professional growth with ASCL In an era of rapid change and complexity, the role of a senior leader is more challenging than ever. You are the champion of your students and staff, steering them towards success. But as a leader in secondary education, ASCL – the leading professional association and union for leaders in schools, colleges and trusts – […]

Evidence-based leadership poster

Evidence-based leadership – Poster/CPD handout for schools Becoming an evidence-informed school takes more than the appointment of a school research lead. It requires active and committed evidence-based leadership from a school’s SLT. Without the active and full-hearted support of a school’s senior leaders, an evidence-informed school will be more rhetoric than reality. Evidence-based leadership poster In this evidence-based leadership poster, Dr Gary […]

Much Ado About Nothing GCSE scheme of work

Much Ado About Nothing GCSE – Scheme of work Created for a high attainment Year 9 class working at GCSE level, this Much Ado About Nothing GCSE scheme of work contains a student-led week of work with resources. It includes a writing and reading assessment. You will also use the film to help students analyse the play. Much Ado About Nothing GCSE learning objectives […]

Don John – Quotes and analysis from Much Ado About Nothing Sometimes, the villain of the piece has things to say that can throw light on our understanding of more obviously virtuous characters, says Helen Mears...

LGBT in the army resources

LGBT in the army – British Army LGBTQ+ Voices resources These LGBTQ+ Voices resources help students aged 11–16 build their understanding of the LGBTQ+ community, explore the contributions of LGBT people in the army past and present, and discuss how we can all become better allies to other communities and groups. The resources include materials for a school assembly and a lesson. You can use […]

Outdoor learning ideas PDF

Outdoor learning ideas – Cross-curricular ideas for KS3 and KS4 Outdoor learning might be most commonly associated with early years and primary, but it can be just effective at Key Stages 3 and 4. This PDF contains outdoor learning ideas across a range of different subject areas… Going outdoors to learn can feel like an unnecessary addition to a challenging day. However, there are many […]

The cover of Teach Secondary Magazine, issue 13.5

Teach Secondary issue 13.5 is OUT NOW! Welcome to the latest issue of Teach Secondary. Readers will notice a few more ‘At the time of writing’s and ‘As we go to press’ mentions than usual this issue. We’re finishing work on it two weeks out from the date of the 2024 General Election, and from this vantage point – short of some extraordinary […]

Olympic medals, representing LA Olympics 2028

LA Olympics 2028 – Gold-medal teaching resources Go for gold with these Olympic-themed activities for classroom and playground...

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