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A Christmas Carol revision guide

A Christmas Carol revision – Guide for GCSE English Literature This free, teacher-made A Christmas Carol revision guide is a detailed and practical resource designed to support teachers in preparing students for their GCSE English Literature exam. It provides an in-depth analysis of Charles Dickens’ novella, offering a structured approach to revision and study. With its focus on key quotations, character breakdowns and thematic exploration, […]

Jekyll and Hyde revision guide

Jekyll and Hyde revision – Free GCSE revision guide This in-depth GCSE revision guide for The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson is full of differentiated activities, quotes, themes, symbolism and context analysis. It will help your students prepare for their AQA English Literature Paper 1 Section B exam and provides scaffolded challenges for varied ability levels. This Jekyll […]

First aid in schools guide

First aid in schools – 125-page guide for teachers and school staff This free, 125-page PDF about first aid in schools from First Aid for Life offers essential first aid knowledge for teachers and is packed with life-saving information. There are easy-to-follow instructions supplemented by mnemonics and actionable advice, equipping you to handle emergencies with confidence and care. Key highlights Emergency response CPR and recovery position Common […]

Migration data lesson resources

Migration data – KS3/4 cross-curricular refugee plan This is a series of cross-curricular lessons looking at stories of migration and data. It’s a great activity to work on during Refugee Week. The sessions promote creative, critical thinking. After examining the included migration data, students will ask and answer questions, presenting their findings via infographic posters. The download includes four lessons (PowerPoint and […]

Prime factoring worksheet

Prime factoring worksheet – Spot Clumsy Clive’s mistakes This prime factoring worksheet focuses on Clive, who is tackling his prime factors homework and knows that he’s made mistakes somewhere. Can pupils spot and correct the mistakes Clive has made? Can they explain what mistakes Clive has made, and maybe give him some tips so that he (hopefully) doesn’t make them again? Prime factoring […]

Two teenage girls running next to the words, Your Nudge to Budge

CSSC

Prioritise your wellbeing this February with CSSC’s Active Wellbeing Blow away the cobwebs this February as Active Wellbeing gives you the nudge to budge – ditch the doomscrolling, knock-off the Netflix, and step off the sofa. February might be the shortest month of the year, but it can be the one to make small changes to kick-start your year. Over 50,000 members of the […]

Posters featuring Merchant of Venice quotes

Merchant of Venice quotes – 6 posters and worksheet for KS3/4 This download includes six posters featuring key quotes from William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. There’s also a worksheet (in PDF and Word doc formats) with these quotes on for students to make notes on as you read through the play. Merchant of Venice quotes In sooth, I know not why I am so sad. […]

LCM and HCF Batman’s dilemmas PowerPoint

LCM and HCF – Batman’s dilemmas PowerPoint for KS3/4 This free LCM and HCF PowerPoint features Batman-themed questions. Students need to solve problems about grouping and pairing items. LCM questions HCF questions These questions show how HCF and LCM help solve real-life problems about sharing and organising. LCM and HCF questions Question 1 Batman wants to order some grenades and some grappling ropes. Grenades […]

A teacher with a class of secondary school students

OCR

Comprehensive support for Cambridge Nationals from OCR If you’re considering adding vocational qualifications to your KS4 curriculum, the qualification itself is just the beginning; the ongoing support from the awarding body is crucial for your preparation, delivery, and assessment. Paul Jones, Strategic Partnerships Manager explains the comprehensive support you’ll receive on your journey… What resources are available to help teachers understand and […]

AQA English Language GCSE Paper 1 and 2 revision booklets

AQA English Language – GCSE Paper 1 and 2 revision booklets These AQA English Language revision booklets contain structure guidance for Paper 1 and Paper 2. They offer students guidance on how to approach writing answers for each question on both papers. Students can use this advice to build their confidence in crafting their responses. The AQA English Language revision booklets cover: Paper 1: Explorations in […]

$Algebraic fractions worksheet for KS3 and GCSE maths$

Algebraic fractions – Worksheet for KS3 and GCSE maths This worksheet provides a comprehensive set of exam-style questions designed to help students practise simplifying algebraic fractions by factorising. It covers a wide range of question types, ensuring that learners can engage with problems at varying levels of difficulty. The progression is carefully structured, starting with simpler algebraic fractions to build confidence. The worksheet culminates […]

Boy in hoodie covering face, representing toxic masculinity

Toxic masculinity – Teaching boys to break free from stereotypes Looking for ways to guide boys towards healthier attitudes? Check out this advice on fostering open dialogues and un-teaching gender stereotypes...

Concept map template

Concept map template – Free printable PDF for schools This free, printable hexagonal concept map template is a versatile and visually engaging tool that you can use to help students explore connections between ideas. Unlike traditional linear mind maps or lists, this concept map template allows for a more dynamic representation of relationships. Each hexagon in the concept map template acts as a self-contained […]

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin

Holocaust Memorial Day 2025 – Best teaching resources for primary and secondary Holocaust Memorial Day takes place on 27th January – use these resources to get involved and educate your students...

Speed of light lesson plan

Speed of light – KS4 lesson about the sun Investigate electromagnetic radiation and determine the speed of light with this KS4 lesson plan all about the sun… Through the physics activities outlined here, pupils will learn that our sun is a star that has constant and intense activity taking place on its surface. They will learn about the Aurora Borealis and what it tells […]

English Civil War sources lesson plan

English Civil War – KS3/4 written source materials lesson plan Try Tim Wright’s creative approach to the analysis of written sources with your students, and see their understanding of the English Civil War blossom... Pupils will be familiar with the idea of civil war from the news. However, it can be hard to equate those images with the more distant English Civil War, with its […]

Much Ado About Nothing quotation posters

Much Ado About Nothing quotations – 10 posters and worksheet This download includes ten posters featuring key quotations from William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, plus a worksheet (in PDF and Word doc formats) with these quotes on for students to make notes on as you read through the play. Key Much Ado About Nothing quotations More Much Ado About Nothing quotes For more quote […]

Moles chemistry GCSE BLT-themed lesson plan

Moles chemistry GCSE – Fun BLT-themed lesson plan Teaching mole calculations and interpretations of chemical equations to Y10 GCSE chemistry students can be a challenge – but Dr Joanna Rhodes’ tasty ideas will help… This technical lesson provides strategies, hooks and ideas to introduce students to the main areas of quantitative chemistry. The main aim is to support different learning styles that are […]

GCSE maths revision worksheets

GCSE maths revision worksheets – 90+ free sheets with answers (Foundation & Higher) These GCSE maths revision worksheets are invaluable tools for students aiming to enhance their exam preparation. Designed specifically to support targeted revision, they allow learners to focus on the topics they find most challenging. By concentrating on weaker areas, students can build confidence and mastery, ultimately boosting their performance in GCSE maths. Each GCSE maths […]

Healthy relationships posters for RSE

Healthy relationships – Free PDF posters for RSE These healthy relationships posters from RSE provider Split Banana are a powerful resource for teachers looking to spark open, reflective conversations about relationships and sex education. They emphasise the core ‘RECS’ principles of: For teachers, these posters are a practical tool for embedding essential RSE messages into everyday learning. They align with statutory guidance, helping […]

A secondary school girl learning Mandarin

British Council

5 reasons to introduce… Mandarin Chinese at your school From boosting your students’ employment prospects to broadening their global perspective, there are many good reasons to start teaching Mandarin Chinese… 1. Unlock business opportunities Mandarin Chinese is spoken by over a billion people, making it the most widely spoken language globally. As China continues to be a key player in international trade, understanding Mandarin […]

The front cover of Teach Secondary magazine issue 14.1

Teach Secondary’s January 2025 issue is OUT NOW! How are the dark, wintry days of the academic year’s second term treating you so far? It’s a time of year that can leave us feeling somewhat adrift and demotivated – the festivities and overindulgence of Christmas gone in a flash, replaced by an acute awareness that those restorative summer months are a very, very long […]

Art worksheets – Free printable PDFs for schools Are you looking for engaging and versatile resources to support your art lessons? These free art worksheets will make your job easier while inspiring creativity in your students. Whether you’re covering a lesson, running an after-school club or just want a hands-on activity to try during your next session, these bright, modern worksheets are just […]

Stylised illustration showing the face of William Shakespeare, representign the idea of Shakespearean characters

Shakespearean characters – What they tell us about their time (and ours) Zoe Enser looks at several recurring archetypes in Shakespeare’s works, and what they say about the Bard’s contemporary surroundings and artistic intent...

Two secondary school students standing next to an interactive whiteboard

Dell

How AI-powered PCs can transform teaching, learning, and management Intel’s Matt Hains explains how schools can be empowered with advanced technology solutions… Matt Hains Job title: Client Workspace SpecialistArea of expertise: Education-focused workspace solutionsBest part of my job: Helping schools make the most of the latest technology for a better educational experience How can upgrading PC hardware improve school performance? Faster PCs with AI […]

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