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National Poetry Day – Best 2025 poems, resources, assemblies and ideas Celebrate National Poetry Day 2025 with these great lessons, activities and ideas for KS1-KS4...

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Teach Secondary issue 14.6 is OUT NOW! So, how was your summer break? Yes, we’re once again at that point in the year when everyone at your school will – theoretically, at least – be operating with as much energy and clear-eyed determination as they’re ever going to have between now and next summer. Your wide-eyed Y7s will be frantically trying to […]

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World Mental Health Day activities – Best 2025 resources for schools Raise awareness, help staff and students in need and boost wellbeing in your school this October...

Macbeth themes resources

Macbeth themes – Classroom activities with free resources There is a vast array of themes that interlink and overlap in Shakespeare’s tragedy, Macbeth. From ‘vaulting ambition’ to guilty consciences; kingship to the ‘supernatural solicitings’, Macbeth is a play brimming with opportunities to explore a rich historical background, coupled with issues and topics that remain strikingly relevant today. The following classroom approaches, activities and […]

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Appreciative inquiry – Why and how to embed it in school Leaders will often prioritise fixing negatives – but for more meaningful school improvement, we should also examine what’s working well...

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Seclusion room – The hidden trauma inside our schools Emily Spring sets out what your school’s seclusion and restraint policies may be inadvertently teaching students about their sense of self-worth...

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Year 7 school engagement decline – What the research says We take a closer look at an ambitious survey of pupil attitudes that seeks to pinpoint when and how pupils start to disengage with school from Y7 onwards...

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Secondary Essential School Resources 2025 is OUT NOW! Smart support for savvy educators… With time always at a premium, discovering and sourcing the latest resources, ideas and services to improve your learning environment and support your teaching can be a challenge to say the least – but help is at hand. Essential School Resources is an annual guide that collects some of the most […]

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Staff morale – Why leadership must walk the walk Ed Carlin looks at how the morale of school staff can be improved and maintained via the careful application of some authentic leadership...

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Teaching styles – Celebrating difference in the classroom When assessing teacher performance, are we better off evaluating the practice that suits them, rather than comparing them to a prescribed standard that could be holding them back?

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Autism Acceptance Month – Best 2026 ideas and teaching resources Take part in Autism Acceptance Month at your school and raise money for a great cause...

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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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Become a tutor – Pivoting from the classroom to tutoring We explore what options are available if you want to transition from traditional classroom teaching to becoming a tutor...

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British Council

Fresh ideas and free-to-download resources from the British Council 1. Reading for pleasure Ignite your pupils’ love of books and connect them with readers in another country. This inspiring resource, developed with the National Literacy Trust, is filled with activities to build a reading culture in your school and share stories across cultures. It’s the perfect springboard for joining in the DfE-backed National Year […]

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Anti-Bullying Week – Best ideas, activities & resources for 2025 Get involved with Anti-Bullying Week in your school with this collection of excellent resources for primary and secondary...

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National Fitness Day – Best 2025 resources for schools Get kids moving on National Fitness Day and put them on a healthy and active path for life...

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European Day Of Languages – Best activities and resources for 2025 Celebrate linguistic diversity and promote language learning with these European Day of Languages ideas...

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Sexual Health Week – Great RSE resources to use in 2025 Shed students' shyness, and your own, when discussing sex and relationships by using these great videos, lesson plans and tips...

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World History Encyclopedia

5 reasons to try… the Ink of Ages Fiction Prize 1. It’s free to enter There are no entry fees for Ink of Ages, and we accept submissions in English from anywhere in the world. Students can send their story via our simple online entry form and follow the email prompt to provide consent from a parent/guardian. 2. Engage your students with history, mythology, and […]

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National Museums Liverpool

Enjoy unforgettable learning experiences with National Museums Liverpool There’s something special about being outside the classroom to explore real stories, different spaces and fascinating objects. That’s why thousands of teachers across the North West and beyond choose National Museums Liverpool for unforgettable learning experiences that bring the curriculum to life. Our learning programmes at World Museum and Walker Art Gallery and our award-winning […]

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Digital resilience – Helping students navigate life online As students spend more of their lives online, schools play a vital role in helping them navigate risks, build resilience and develop healthier digital habits...

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Nature poetry – Helping students reconnect with the world Young people are losing touch with nature – but poetry can help them reconnect, reflect and care more deeply about the world around them...

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Angles in the same segment – How to avoid confusion Students are often unsure why angles in the same segment of a circle have to be equal. Colin Foster explains how to make it clear...

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Art week – How to run a creative school-wide event Give your students a whole new appreciation of art and design via a school-wide art week – Hannah Day shows you how...

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Subject-specific vocabulary – How to inject fun into the process Students can often struggle with subject-specific vocabulary, writes Meera Chudasama – which is why it’s worth trying to inject a little fun into the process…

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