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5 Lessons that Teaching Taught Me No matter how new to the profession – or long in the tooth – you are, these insights from Victoria Hewett could take you from surviving, to thriving...

Islamophobia Content for PSHE Lessons in Primary This 26-page PDF brochure covers a number of relevant components from the PSHE association’s programme of study pertaining to Islamophobia. It is divided into the following sections: MEND (Muslim Engagement & Development) is a not-for-profit company that helps to empower and encourage British Muslims within local communities to be more actively involved in British media […]

Trauma Informed Schools UK

Trauma Informed Schools UK What is it? Practical skills-based training, underpinned by over 1,000 evidence-based psychological, medical and neuroscientific research studies. The 10- or 12-day training (University of East London validated) provides delegates with key insights into the psychology and neuroscience of mental ill-health and challenging behaviour, alongside vital tools and techniques in knowing how to respond to a […]

British Science Association

The CREST Awards by the British Science Association What are the CREST Awards CREST Star and SuperStar Awards are an engaging way to bring science to life in your classroom. By introducing students to real questions from the world around them, CREST allows children to build their confidence and problem-solving skills, using easy-to-run activities that require minimal equipment. There are over 100 challenges […]

School exclusions – What’s the alternative? Techniques that support students in PRUs can have a positive impact for all young people, says Shaun Brown...

How do we Ensure Every Student Really Has Understood? Students are rarely the best judges of what they actually understand, which is why we need clear strategies to find out what they really know, insists Emma McCrae...

‘Dear Mum, BTEC’ by Steven Camden Full Poem This download is a Word document with the complete poem, ‘Dear Mum, BTEC’, by Steven Camden

Oxford University Press

Review – Oxford National Curriculum Tests – Review An impressive collection of SATS-style papers with top-quality, tried and tested content… At a glance Paper-based SATs-style tests for maths, reading and grammar, punctuation and spelling from Y2 to Y6 Teacher’s Guides including mark schemes Supported by the MERiT online reporting tool for data analysis Developed by assessment experts Published in association with Testbase Tests […]

Christmas poetry – AF Harrold poetry lesson for KS1/2 Every year The Poetry Society collaborates with the Royal Norwegian Embassy, the Office of the Mayor of Oslo and Westminster City Council to organise an exciting and unique annual Christmas poetry programme. This uses the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree as a focal point. The Society commissions a poet to write a new poem each year. […]

Why you Should Introduce Writing Early in MFL Although many MFL teachers are reluctant to introduce writing early on, primary language learners love it, says Clare Seccombe – so here’s how to harness their enthusiasm...

Reading comprehension KS1 and KS2 – 12 of the best worksheets and resources for primary Boost comprehension skills in Year 1 through Year 6 with these activities, ideas, lesson plans and more...

Meet the School Putting Pupils First while also Taking Care of Staff Wellbeing My staff are my most valuable resource, says Chipping Hill headteacher Ceri Jones...

Don’t let myths about mindfulness stop your school using it “My hair had begun to fall out by the handful” – Don’t let common misconceptions prevent you from exploring one of the most useful professional tools around, urges Claire Kelly...

8 Stone Age Facts to Engage Primary Pupils Take your class back to a time when the latest technology was made with rock, bone and vines, says Adrian Burrows...

National Grandparents Day resources

National Grandparents Day – KS1/2 writing and art activities This HarperCollins resource draws upon some beloved children’s books, such as The Great Granny Gang, Mog and Granny, Gangsta Granny and Grandpa’s Great Escape to inspire creativity in the classroom on National Grandparents Day. Use these activities on 1st October, or any time of year, to let children show how much they appreciate their grandparents. […]

Best spelling resources for KS1 and KS2 Whether you still spell it 'SPaG' or go for the modern 'GPS', that 'S' part is a key component that you can help children master with these games, activities, strategies and advice...

Improve Writing in MFL Through the Art of Storytelling Understanding, enjoyment and appreciation of writing is a requirement of MFL learning – and you can achieve this through the art of storytelling, says Lisa Stevens...

KS1/2 English & science lesson plan – Use giant lumps of ice to capture students’ imaginations A great hook can land some great learning, so use giant lumps of frozen water to really capture your pupils’ imagination, says Ian Goldsworthy… We teachers love nothing better than a versatile resource – the kind of thing that can be used across the curriculum, smashing down the boundaries between lessons and helping join the […]

Young People are Concerned about Climate Change – We Need to Teach Hope The best way to respond when children are scared is to offer reassurance, says Alex Standish, so our role as teachers is to encourage a more balanced narrative...

Ofsted grades don’t affect teacher retention – How headteachers manage does It pains me to say it but after 22 years in education, I don’t think Ofsted is the problem – your school management team is...

4 Ways to Use Effective Feedback to Ensure Progress Use effective feedback to maximise outcomes for learners, with these sound ideas from David Spendlove...

So, the DfE has Withdrawn the Professional Skills Test – Good Riddance! There will be no fond farewell for professional skills tests – they were outdated, no longer fit for purpose and unreflective of the job, says Emma Hollis...

How to Get Through to That One Student who Pushes you to the Brink When you are at the end of your tether with a student’s attitude, it’s worth asking yourself what they are really trying to tell you, suggests Jo Bardsley...

We Need to Fix the Inequality in our School System…and Much More Putting an end to the inequality built into our education system is a noble ambition – but if we’re talking about school reform… why stop there, asks Melissa Benn...

8 Things we Learnt at ResearchED 19 Teachers love a freebie, your students have you pegged in seconds, and other things we found out at this weekend's big education event...

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