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Illustration showing teachers building a structure out of blocks labelled with ticks and crosses to convey notion of weighing up true and false claims of educational research

Educational research – How to navigate and use quality research We investigate the pitfalls educators should be wary of when weighing up the merits of education research...

Photograph of a sea sponge to convey notion of deep learning

Deep learning – Why your students should ‘be more sea sponge’ We can find pedagogical inspiration in the unlikeliest of places, insists Phil Mathe – including multicellular organisms beneath the waves...

Critical literacy guidance

Critical literacy – Guidance for teachers A 4-page guidance document on how teachers can utilise critical literacy

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Teacher interview questions – How to nail your next interview Getting hired as a teacher can be a daunting process – here's how to get through the interview stage and secure your dream job...

Free resources for teaching drama

Teaching drama – First lesson plan and tips for putting on a play Teaching drama for the first time Are you new to teaching drama? Or would you like some new ideas for teaching your first drama class? This download contains a 12-page PDF of teaching material for just one class. For every goal listed, there are several drama activity options you can choose from, depending on the […]

LapSafe

The role of charging trolleys in education A practical solution for managing learning devices, charging trolleys can store, charge, and even update devices in volume while supporting sustainability... In the rapidly evolving landscape of education, access to technology has become synonymous with learning opportunities. Providing devices such as laptops, Chromebooks, and tablets to students is not just beneficial but essential for fostering […]

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Knowledge gap – Techniques for beyond surface-level teaching Elevate students' potential by going beyond superficial knowledge and implementing techniques that create lasting learning...

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Chester Zoo

5 reasons to visit… Chester Zoo Here’s what a WILD school trip to Chester Zoo has to offer your students… 30 Second Briefing Chester Zoo is a conservation charity that welcomes over 130,000 young people on educational visits each year. The zoo is passionate about conservation education and wants to inspire as many educators and learners as possible about the importance of […]

Worksheets for mental health

Worksheets for mental health – Wheel of life activity These worksheets for mental health will help students get a big-picture perspective on their quality of life and wellbeing. Starter activity First, ask students to think about the areas that have a primary influence on people’s health and wellbeing. You can do this as a large group discussion, in talk partners or as small groups. […]

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Speaking and listening topics – Best resources for GCSE English Get ready to debate, persuade, agree, disagree and of course empathise with these excellent ideas for the speaking and listening exam...

English speaking and listening GCSE ideas

English speaking and listening GCSE – 80 topic ideas The English speaking and listening GCSE component involves students preparing and delivering a formal spoken presentation on a specific topic, lasting around ten minutes. English speaking and listening GCSE presentations can take various forms, such as talks, debates, speeches or dialogues. Pupils must plan and organise them and invite questions at the end. The performance […]

LGBT terms – Sexuality and gender identity glossary for schools Across the areas of criminal justice, child protection and education, you’ll find an array of bodies, organisations and agencies that make their use of LGBT terms very clear in both their policies and practice. It’s helpful for schools to maintain consistency and continuity with wraparound services in order to promote shared understanding and mutual respect. […]

STI lesson plan

STI lesson – Help young people make better relationship choices This STI lesson allows KS4 learners to become experts in identifying STIs. They’ll also learn how the risks and rates of transmission increase with multiple sexual partners. It’s perfect for Sexual Health Week, This knowledge, coupled with effective condom use demonstrations, should allow pupils to make a personal choice about safe sex practices in the […]

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Rote learning – How far can memorisation take students? Is rote learning an effective teaching strategy? What about when it comes to times tables? We delve into the pros and cons of this teaching style...

Secondary school students working at desks, representing Bloom's Taxonomy

Bloom’s Taxonomy – What it is and how to use it in school Kit Betts-Masters unpacks the reasons why Bloom’s Taxonomy is a classic learning theory that can still spark innovation...

Neon

5 reasons to try… Neon 1. Inspire students with STEM jobs of the future What careers does the future hold? It’s hard to imagine the future, but engineers work to improve people’s lives and help solve some of the planet’s most challenging problems. Inspire your class by showing them what a future career in engineering might look like. Get free […]

Academy21

Myth-busting online AP Online alternative provision expert and headteacher of Academy21, Clare Brokenshire, debunks the misconceptions around online AP and reveals its transformative potential Myth 1: Online AP students will never return to school When it’s right for the student, reintegration into full-time, mainstream schooling is Academy21’s ultimate goal. We work in partnership with schools and local authorities […]

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Maths teachers – Could colleagues benefit from your knowledge? Ama Dickson explains how your maths department's expertise could be channelled into CPD for co-workers in other subjects...

Factorising worksheet

Factorising worksheet – 30 algebra questions for KS3/4 This factorising worksheet is an invaluable resource for students seeking to reinforce their algebraic skills. With a total of 30 questions, accompanied by solutions, it offers ample opportunities for rote practice. This ensures a thorough understanding of the fundamental concept of factorising equations. Designed to cater to both Key Stage 3 (KS3) and Key Stage […]

Kid surrounded by rainbow of fruit for Healthy Eating Week

Healthy Eating Week – 2025 resources and ideas for celebrating in school Celebrate Healthy Eating Week in school this June with these ideas and resources...

Pathetic fallacy examples GCSE worksheet

Pathetic fallacy examples GCSE – Creating mood in your writing If there is a funeral in a film, the weather will almost always be rainy and dull. It shows themood of the characters through the weather. This pathetic fallacy examples worksheet for GCSE English shows students how to use the technique. What is pathetic fallacy? Pathetic fallacy is attributing human feelings and responses to inanimate […]

Year 10 GCSE art sketchbook ideas resource

Year 10 GCSE art sketchbook ideas – Natural forms resource This resource is full of Year 10 GCSE art sketchbook ideas. Students will find this walkthrough guide easy to follow and it addresses all the assessment objectives in the AQA specification. Equally, this resource is also useful for teachers. It provides a step-by-step course structure that you can adapt to meet your particular requirements. The […]

Sports in French and German PowerPoint

Sports in French and German – MFL activity PowerPoint There are multiple international sporting events taking place in summer 2024. Use them to inspire your students to practise talking about sports in French, German or any other target language. Dip into this selection of fun games and classroom activities as starters, stand-alone activities or for a whole lesson. Some activities may also be suitable for flipped learning […]

Science Museum

5 reasons to try… a careers visit to the Science Museum How a visit to Technicians: The David Sainsbury Gallery can focus your students’ career ambitions 1. Careers Uncovered workshops In this 60-minute session, pupils will meet real-life technical professionals from top organisations and experience what it’s like to do their jobs. Through hands-on activities, Q&A sessions and conversations with technicians, pupils will learn about entry […]

Macbeth display posters

Macbeth display – Character vocabulary posters These Macbeth display posters pair character images from the renowned Patrick Stewart version of Macbeth with high-level vocabulary descriptions. The Shakespearean character images helps students visualise key figures from the play. Seeing actors embodying the roles of Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, the witches, Macduff and Banquo can bring these characters to life, making them more relatable […]

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