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

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AI in education – Expert tips for using it in your classroom There's lots of big promises surrounding AI, but in reality it's already changing the way we teach. Get on board with this advice from fellow teachers...

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Misogyny in schools – How to tackle it in primary & secondary What draws boys to misogynistic messaging and how can educators tackle this culture from the very beginning of formal education? Join us as we explore the issue...

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Playcrete

Serve up some fun at lunch time with Playcrete’s table tennis tables! Encourage your children to get active, connect with their peers and have fun outdoors… Get pupils active and talking Playcrete’s concrete table tennis tables are the perfect addition to your school playground. They transform breaktimes into opportunities for fun, social interaction and physical activity. Why choose concrete table tennis tables for your school? Make every […]

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DFRobot

Here’s how the HuskyLens 2 AI camera can transform learning in your classroom The HuskyLens 2 AI vision sensor represents a breakthrough in embedded AI education and creative projects, but what does this translate to in the classroom? Here, its creators tell us how the device has been upgraded from its predecessor, discuss its educational applications, and even share a creative project to try. What makes HuskyLens 2 […]

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Teaching coding – Simple steps to help you start & succeed Learn how to effectively teach coding in school with this practical guidance...

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Holocaust Memorial Day 2026 – 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...

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Linear sequences – Find a formula for a real-life scenario Finding a formula for a linear sequence is often challenging, says Colin Foster...

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Virtual learning environments – Are we making full use of them? It’s taken too long for the initial promise of VLEs to be fully realised, but they’re now the best solution we have for cultivating the kind of learning we want to see...

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Media literacy – Why it needs to be on your curriculum Given today’s febrile news landscape, schools can’t afford to not put media and information literacy on the curriculum, says Nicky Cox…

School bell – Get rid of it and give teachers flexibility If he had his way, Gordon Cairns would sound the death knell for those rude, school-wide blasts of disruptive noise that signal the end of one period and the start of the next…

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Autistic burnout – Help pupils avoid long-term overwhelm Autistic and neurodivergent advocate Joe Fautley suggests ways to support autistic pupils so they can avoid burnout...

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Pupil premium – Are we spending it wrong? Every pound of pupil premium counts – but are schools investing in flashy extras or the strategies that truly help disadvantaged pupils succeed?

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Art therapy activities – Powerful art lessons that promote wellbeing It’s possible – albeit while exercising caution – to take inspiration from art therapy and create powerful art lessons that promote wellbeing, writes Alice Guile...

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Premier League Inspires – Using footie to re-engage pupils Nick Perchard explains how a learning programme funded by the Premier League uses students’ love of football as a means to get them re-engaged with the routines and demands of school...

Senior leadership team

Senior leadership team – The headteacher’s guide to SLT alchemy Hannah Carter breaks down the process of honest chaos that goes into assembling an effective senior leadership team...

Teenager experiencing school trip anxiety

Trip anxiety – How to put students and parents at ease Residentials can significantly improve students’ wellbeing – but you might have to put them and their parents at ease before you leave, advises Daniel Harvey...

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Disability History Month – Embed disabled people into your curriculum It’s high time people with disabilities were embedded into history curriculums says Bev Forrest – take up the challenge with these ideas...

Disability history case study

Disability history – Teaching the case of Peter the Wild Boy This free sample chapter comes from the book 40 Ways to Diversify the History Curriculum by Elena Stevens and focuses on the case of Peter the Wild Boy. Use it to help you make history teaching more inclusive by focusing on how people perceived and represented disability throughout different historical periods. What is the chapter […]

Lucy Worsley – “At school I was just ‘the freak’” Lucy Worsley reflects on her ‘geeky’ school days, her A Level turning point and the TEFL experience that deepened her respect for teachers...

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Reform UK education policy – What do we know about their plans? Reform UK’s rise raises questions about how the party would reshape Britain’s education system...

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Crisis communications – Is your school ready to weather a storm? Jody Cooksley offers her advice on the steps school leaders should take when preparing and planning their response in the event of an unforeseen crisis…

Harris Science Academy East London students

Harris Science Academy East London – A dramatic turnaround We hear how the leadership, staff and students of a struggling school in East London – one located on a small island, beside a film and TV studio – were able to enact a dramatic turnaround...

The front cover of Teach Secondary magazine issue 14.8

Teach Secondary issue 14.8 is OUT NOW! At last, it’s here. On November 5th 2025, the independent review of England’s curriculum, assessment and qualifications system overseen by Professor Becky Francis published its final report. Many across the profession were awaiting its contents with keen interest, and for good reason. The government’s official response seems to suggest that review’s recommendations will be adopted […]

Teach Awards – 2025 winners announced Join us as we reveal the winners in the 2025 Teach Awards...

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