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GCSE maths – Strategies to help your pupils succeed It’s debatable whether maths is the cause of more anxiety and exam jitters than other GCSE subjects – but what’s certain is that students will benefit hugely from following a focused and robust exam preparation plan… Why GCSE maths matters In the general pecking order of GCSE subjects, maths enjoys something of a privileged position. […]

Macbeth analysis GCSE PowerPoints

Macbeth analysis – GCSE PowerPoints for every scene These PowerPoint presentations for each scene of Macbeth will help your GCSE students with their analysis of the play. Learning objectives Macbeth analysis resources Each PowerPoint is designed to guide students through key moments in Macbeth, encouraging deep analysis and critical thinking. These presentations include discussion prompts, key quotations and structured activities to help students […]

Analytical writing progression document and poster

Analytical writing – Progression document and poster for KS3/4 Analytical writing progression document This analytical writing progression document from Gaurav Dubay and Windsor Academy Trust outlines the expected development of analytical writing skills from Year 7 to Year 11. It provides guidance for teachers to help students refine their analytical writing, focusing on structuring arguments, embedding textual evidence and evaluating the writer’s intent. Throughout […]

Revision techniques resource pack

Revision techniques – Editable templates for 10 effective methods This free download offers a clear and simple collection of ten highly effective revision techniques designed to make classroom revision more structured, engaging and impactful. Each revision technique comes with editable blank templates to download, worked examples, and stretch-and-challenge suggestions, making it easy to implement straight away. With its practical, no-nonsense approach, this resource is […]

Cosmetic chemistry KS4 lesson plan

Cosmetic chemistry – Science of make-up KS4 lesson plan Exploring unexpected topics can reveal new enthusiasm for science – and scientific careers – amongst your students. This cosmetic chemistry lesson plan by Dr Joanna L Rhodes uses cosmetics and make-up as useful hooks to get more of them into chemistry… Cosmetics and make-up, as a context, provide many links across the KS4 chemistry syllabus […]

Actor playing Lady Macbeth

Lady Macbeth quotes – Key lines for studying Macbeth in KS4 Lines to remember when discussing the woman behind King Duncan’s murder, and innovative teaching ideas to keep Macbeth fresh...

Young pupils in class, representing adaptive teaching

Adaptive teaching – What it looks like & why it’s important Adaptive teaching is about making reflective, real-time observations that allow you to change your teaching on the go...

Invertase lesson plan

Invertase – KS4 chocolate-themed enzyme lesson plan Turn your lab into a chocolate factory – and turn your students on to problem-solving with the enzyme invertase. Linking key concepts to products and activities that we all tend to take for granted is always a powerful way of engaging pupils in the process of scientific exploration and discovery. In this instance, ask students […]

Quote analysis AQA English Literature revision activities

Quote analysis – AQA English Literature revision activities Are you preparing students for AQA GCSE English Literature exams? These 15-20 minute quote analysis activities helps students to plan an answer to sections A and B of both papers. These quote analysis activities will help students develop stronger analytical skills, structure their responses effectively and use quotations with confidence. The tests focus on quote […]

Red Nose Day activities – Best 2025 school resources Friday 21st March is Red Nose Day – here's some ideas for having fun and fundraising for a great cause...

Teacher burnout work-life balance self-evaluation worksheet

Teacher burnout – Self-evaluation worksheet Raise awareness of teacher burnout with this free ‘Wheel of Teaching’ wellbeing resource. Teaching is one of the most fulfilling careers, but it can also be exhausting. Long hours, endless paperwork and the emotional demands of supporting pupils can quickly lead to teacher burnout. That’s why it’s crucial to take a step back, reflect and […]

Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 – Classroom resources and activities Tackle some serious issues and open a dialogue about mental health in your classroom with these resources...

Safer Internet Day 2025 – Resources, lessons and ideas Use Safer Internet Day this February to educate children about being responsible online, with these fun, informative resources...

Apprentice looking over shoulder of engineer, representing National Apprenticeship Week

National Apprenticeship Week – Resources and ideas for 2025 As National Apprenticeship Week gets under way, we look at what companies are doing to mark the occasion and the difference that apprenticing has made to some young people's lives...

Children in school uniform sitting on wall, representing pupil premium

Pupil premium – A simple guide for school leaders What is pupil premium? Who receives it? What should schools spend it on? Find out all this and more with our simple guide...

Juliet's balcony, representing Romeo and Juliet analysis

Romeo and Juliet analysis – Great resources for KS3 and GCSE Studying Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers? Well there's no need for your lessons to have a tragic ending with these great resources, ideas and activities...

Three women cheerleading for Autism Awareness Week

Autism Acceptance Month – Best 2025 ideas and teaching resources Take part in Autism Acceptance Month at your school and raise money for a great cause...

Mental health worksheets

Mental health worksheets – Free printable activity sheets for KS2+ Use these free mental health worksheets to help children and young people understand what drains and recharges their emotional and mental energy. The separate resources for primary (Year 5 up) and secondary (Year 8 up) encourage reflection on daily stressors and restorative activities, providing practical tools for managing emotional wellbeing. Primary mental health worksheets The […]

GCSE history American West historical overview resource

GCSE history American West – Historical overview resource These free resources provide GCSE history teachers with an engaging and structured way to introduce students to the complexities of the American West (1835-1895). Designed to encourage critical thinking, the materials explore the experiences of three key groups – Plains Indians, homesteaders/migrants, and cowboys/ranchers. This offers multiple perspectives on the period’s key events and conflicts. […]

LGBT History Month 2025 – Best resources for primary & secondary February is LGBT History Month so we've rounded up some great resources that you can use to educate and celebrate...

GCSE spag lesson plan

GCSE SPaG – Grammar mistakes English lesson plan Using everyday examples of deliberate and accidental SPaG mistakes can improve the accuracy of GCSE students’ writing like no textbook ever could… The expectations on students’ uses of SPaG in GCSE English Language and English Literature have grown in recent years. Now these expectations are stretching from English to other subjects. Therefore, the English teacher […]

Bett Show – 2026 highlights, edtech trends & visitor tips Bett Show 2026 is on the horizon! Here's what to expect and why you should be there...

Debate on vaccines resources

Debate on vaccines – ‘Who decides?’ activity for KS3/KS4 By participating in this debate on vaccines, students will develop skills in research, arguing and empathy. Vaccination is a topic that generates passionate discussion and is highly relevant in modern society. This activity is designed for KS3/4 students and challenges them to engage critically with ethical, scientific and societal considerations surrounding vaccination. Learning outcomes Students […]

GCSE English speech lesson plan

GCSE English speech – Craft 15-second mini-speeches Get your students perfecting their persuasive powers with this free GCSE English speech lesson plan… We’ve all met those students you can hear minutes before they turn the corner of the corridor. Often, the one sure way of silencing them is inviting them to talk to the class. Whether in a small group or in […]

Computational thinking lesson plan

Computational thinking – ‘Sorting hat’ Micro:Bit lesson plan Help students understand that computers are only one part of the problem-solving process with this free computational thinking lesson plan… This lesson/series of lessons will give pupils an introductory understanding of key computational thinking skills. It will help them to discover that, in fact, computers don’t solve problems. Instead, we use them to aid the […]

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