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Girl reading book, representing writing for a purpose

Writing for a purpose – Why the reader matters from day one Writing for meaning and purpose requires more than syntactical and grammatical accuracy; pupils must be aware of their audience, argue Penny Slater and Ellen Counter...

Colourful dice, representing maths games KS1

Maths games KS1 – Free interactive offline and online ideas Revitalise your KS1 maths teaching with these exciting game ideas, aimed at sparking curiosity and bolstering skill development...

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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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Procurement in schools – How to make it work for you How smart procurement in schools can save time, improve resources and deliver real benefits for pupils...

Mock-up illustration of a yellow wet floor warning sign that reads 'caution - toxic masculinity', representing misogyny in schools

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...

Marked spelling test

Spelling tests – Why do we still make kids do them? The dreaded weekly spelling test is causing serious self-esteem issues for pupils across the country. For what purpose, asks Dan Batchelor...

Character passport

Character passport – Use them to encourage reading for pleasure Create engaging ‘character passport’ activities that boost reading for pleasure, develop key literacy skills and help pupils build empathy and deeper comprehension...

Short story writing author-led resources for KS1 and KS2

Short story writing – Author-led resources for KS1 and KS2 Celebrate National Storytelling Week with this variety of story writing activities for KS1 and KS2. They will help to inspire a love of story creation and storytelling. These activities allow pupils to experience writing as a fun and experimental creative process that gives them freedom to express their ideas and imagination. KS1 activities This classroom […]

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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 […]

Two primary school children engaging with an interactive exhibit at Cadbury World

Cadbury World

Maya civilisation – Bring it to life via a Cadbury World trip Cadbury World offers a unique and engaging experience that connects modern life with the legacy of the ancient Maya civilisation, explains Ruth Astley… As a passionate teacher of history, even I’ve found teaching the Maya civilisation a challenge. The KS2 history curriculum specifically references “a non-European society that provides contrasts with British history,” with the […]

A selection of SEA LIFE educational resources

SEA LIFE

Conservation resources – Inspire sustainability with SEA LIFE Ruth Astley explains how SEA LIFE’s marine conservation resources inspire pupils with hands-on classroom activities… As a teacher, I have a deep-seated passion for igniting curiosity and wonder in my pupils. I’m constantly searching for conservation resources that not only enrich classroom learning but also inspire a lifelong sense of responsibility for the world around […]

A young boy building LEGO in front of a poster display

The Institution of Engineering and Technology

Delve into the power of playful learning with FIRST® LEGO® League Explore Have you joined FIRST® LEGO® League Explore, the exciting STEM programme for six-to-nine-year-olds? This is more than just building with LEGO®. It’s a gateway to coding, curiosity, creativity, and collaboration. Through hands-on STEM learning, children can develop essential skills that support both academic and personal growth. Thinking about getting involved? FIRST® LEGO® League Explore enables […]

RSPB Birdwatch counting sheets

RSPB Birdwatch – 2026 school resources and survey sheets The RSPB Birdwatch is a UK-wide survey of birds. The Big Schools Birdwatch is a special school version of the initiative. Every year, 60,000 children take part, spending an hour outside recording the wildlife they see. RSPB Birdwatch 2026 dates The RSPB Birdwatch takes place during the spring term (early January to February half term). […]

A group children with a guide at The Paddington Bear Experience

The Paddington Bear™ Experience

Book your trip to The Paddington Bear™ Experience Step into Paddington’s world and enjoy an educational adventure for all ages… The Paddington Bear™ Experience’s live actors and interactive gameplay will immerse your pupils in an unforgettable educational adventure that brings the beloved world of Paddington to life. Pupils will start their journey at the bustling Paddington Station before boarding a full-sized train carriage. […]

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Reading Eggs

Bring festive joy to your classroom with 12 free Christmas eBooks from Reading Eggs This Christmas, Reading Eggs is bringing festive cheer straight to your classroom with 12 free Christmas eBooks, created especially for early readers. Each book is packed with colourful illustrations, joyful storylines and accessible text that help children develop key literacy skills while enjoying the magic of the season. The eBooks cover a range of cheerful, […]

Children sitting SATs test in classroom

SATs 2026 – The ultimate teacher guide to preparing pupils for Key Stage 2 assessment How to prepare pupils for this year's SATs and make sure they get the scores they deserve...

Children in school uniform sitting on wall, representing pupil premium

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?

A school girl standing in front of a blackboard

Winston’s Wish

Transform bereavement support for students with Ask Me: Education Estimates suggest that there is at least one bereaved student in every classroom. Grief can be overwhelming for a young person, and the impact of bereavement during education is all too real. Despite this, bereavement training is not mandatory for educators. Too often, decisions are made for bereaved students without their input. Ask Me: Education […]

Micro:bit rock paper scissors project

Micro:bit projects – Code your own ‘rock, paper, scissors’ game Update a favourite – and help pupils learn coding skills – with this micro:bit rock, paper, scissors project...

Disability History Month illustrations

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...

War Dog book topic

War Dog – Explore conflict & loyalty through a WW2 picture book Hear the real-life story of Judy the dog, and explore the impact of conflict and loyalty with Tom Palmer’s moving historical novel, War Dog. This PDF contains a range of cross-curricular activities for KS1 and KS2, all based on the book. What is War Dog about? War Dog was written by master of children’s historical […]

Little boy with painted hands, representing KS1 art ideas

KS1 art ideas – Unique projects to spark kids’ imaginations Challenge your youngest pupils to work with their hands and create their very own masterpieces with these engaging KS1 art projects...

The front cover of Teach Primary magazine issue 19.8

Teach Primary issue 19.8 is OUT NOW! Well, here it is: the end of 2025. It’s been another year packed with changes, updates, and policy moves, including of course, the Curriculum and Assessment Review – fresh off the press. Rest assured we’ll be digging into the report and all it means for the primary sector in due course, but for now, this […]

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

A group of teachers on scooters in a school playground

Scoot Fit

The Scoot Fit Experience Day Give children their best day at school ever, and improve their biomechanical balance at the same time… 1. Who are Scoot Fit? Scoot Fit are the gold standard for whole-school, inclusive scooter training – validated by Swansea University as the safest, most effective way to improve balance and active travel through scientifically designed scooter-based movement. […]

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