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You can’t keep AI out of the classroom – but you can control it There is no doubt that artificial intelligence, or AI, continues to dominate the news. You could even say it writes its own headlines. And, following the Prime Minister’s recent proclamations on the need for the UK to take a more aggressively proactive approach to investing in this technology, it is clear that AI is here […]

Autism in girls checklist and advice

Autism in girls checklist – Teacher advice and resources This download contains an autism in girls checklist resource for teachers that lays out 20 signs that might suggest a girl in your class is autistic. Download it and use it to help members of staff recognise potential signs of autism in girls and provide appropriate support. By spotting signs at an early age, you […]

British Science Week school activity

British Science Week – Best 2025 stress-free experiments and ideas Get children excited about British Science Week in March with these great worksheets, lesson plans, resources, activities and ideas...

Pets representing National Pet Month

National Pet Month – Great 2025 lesson plans for Early Years to KS4 Download these free resources for National Pet Month in April...

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International Women’s Day ideas – 2025 resources for KS2-KS4 International Women's Day is in March so mark this important occasion in school with amazing learning opportunities via these great resources...

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Royal Albert Hall

Why I Love… Royal Albert Hall’s music competition Future Makers Future Makers is a schools’ music competition showcasing talented young musicians aged 14–19. Shortlisted acts will perform in front of a panel of judges and live audience at the Royal Albert Hall! Who can apply? The competition is open to the whole of the UK and 14–19-year-olds can apply by digitally submitting a video of […]

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Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation

Your students onstage with Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation Bethany Appleton, Schools Manager at Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation, explains why Shakespeare Schools Festival is the perfect arts participation programme for young people of all ages… About me Bethany Appleton is Schools Manager at Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation Who is the Festival for? Shakespeare Schools Festival is for all young people aged 8–18. From Inverness […]

A secondary school boy working at a computer

Academy21

The Next Big Thing: Tech-driven inclusion from Academy21 Find out how, with the right digital solutions in place, no student needs to miss out on high-quality teaching… The trend Technology can pave the way to a truly inclusive education. From AI-powered learning pathways, to SEN friendly assistive tools, digital solutions enable schools to personalise learning and meet students’ unique needs. At Academy21, the […]

The front cover of Teach Secondary magazine issue 14.2

Teach Secondary’s March 2025 issue is OUT NOW! As expected, the exhibition floor at the Bett 2025 show this past January was dominated by AI-related offerings. There were a considerable number of companies showing off the ways in which their AI solutions could help teachers and leaders take care of their student assessments, of course – but also some less obvious applications of […]

Self harm support for teachers and schools

Self harm support – Free guidance for teachers and schools Supporting students who self-harm can be challenging. However, with the right resources and strategies, teachers can make a significant difference. These self harm support resources are from SORTS – a team of academic psychologists at the University of Cambridge. The team co-developed the resources with mental health professionals, school staff and young people. This ensures […]

Hand drawing Venn diagram, representing probability

Venn diagram probability – Why it can lead to confusion In this lesson, students learn how probabilities can be calculated by using the correct regions of a Venn diagram...

Teenager writing essay, representing point evidence explain

Point evidence explain – Why we can do better than this approach When it comes to teaching students how to write essays, we can do better than the 'PEE' approach...

Teenagers doing science practical

Science practical – Ensuring yours goes without a hitch As any science teacher knows, practical lessons are often challenging, but can also be hugely rewarding...

Plant growing out of pile of coins, representing school fundraising ideas

School fundraising ideas – How to secure the money you need What fundraising avenues are available to schools and what does it take to generate revenue in an effective, sustainable way? Join us as we find out...

Smling businesswoman, representing work experience placements

Work experience placements – Organise an outreach event Angela Edwards looks back on the efforts that went into organising Gloucestershire’s largest ever educational employment outreach event – and what local schools got out of getting involved...

Sketch illustration of a road stretching out towards a cityscape horizon, representing careers advice for students

Careers advice for students – Tools and tips for effective guidance Practical advice and real-life case studies to help you support students with meaningful career guidance...

Stressed designated safeguarding lead

Designated safeguarding lead – How to beat burnout DSLs can be particularly susceptible to burnout – here's how to make the role more sustainable...

Cultural capital – What it is, and why your students need it Join us as we explore the importance of cultural capital and the ways it enriches students' experiences...

The dictionary entry for 'history' highlighted in pink, representing History National Curriculum

History National Curriculum – What should we teach and why? With the National Curriculum set to undergo extensive reform, now is the ideal time to extend the history offered at secondary school – and have students study the subject for longer...

Two secondary school students working on a laptop

Apps for Good

Why I love… Apps for Good’s free, introductory computing courses for secondary school students Teacher Fraser Christie explains how his students benefited from these engaging, practical sessions… About me Name: Fraser ChristieJob role: Principal Teacher of ComputingWhat I love the most: “The resources are high-quality and visually appealing, proving a one-stop shop that doesn’t require a lot of preparation – they’re good to go.” Industry engagement opportunities Students got […]

A secondary school girl holding a video camera

Into Film

5 reasons to try… Into Film Expand your students’ creative and professional horizons by showing them how to go about pursuing a career in the screen industries… 1. Resources that connect Careers in the screen industries span all subjects, skills and interests. Whatever you teach, you’ll find free resources linking curriculum learning to careers. Heads of year, careers teachers and leaders […]

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 […]

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