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Children's mental health activities

Children’s mental health activities – Free pack for schools This comprehensive activites pack is designed specifically to support children’s mental health and emotional wellbeing in primary schools. Using it in class can help you create a positive environment for all pupils. Whether you’re addressing the needs of a specific child or promoting a culture of mindfulness and wellbeing across your classroom, this pack provides […]

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 […]

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 […]

Jack and the Beanstalk story word mat

Jack and the Beanstalk story – Word mat writing support This Jack and the Beanstalk story word mat is an excellent resource for supporting literacy activities in your classroom. Bring the Jack and the Beanstalk story to life with this resource. It helps young learners build their vocabulary and enhance comprehension. The word mat features key vocabulary from the Jack and the Beanstalk story. This […]

A school teacher smiling at a class of children

Mental Health First Aid England

Why educators need youth mental health first aid training centred in lived experience Alice Moore explains how you can gain the knowledge, awareness, and skills you need to spot signs of poor mental health in your pupils… About me Alice Moore Alice is a mental health advocate and senior mental health lead with a rich background in education, spanning over 15 years. She was a key contributor to […]

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...

Parent combing girl's hair with nit comb, representing head lice in schools

Head lice in schools – How to deal with it in your classroom Scratching your head when it comes to dealing with head lice in your classroom? Expert Dani Knapp explains what schools can do to help minimise their spread…

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 […]

The front cover of Top School Trips Primary issue 6

The new issue of Top School Trips is OUT NOW! It’s an inescapable reality that things have got more expensive for everyone over the last few years, and parents and schools are no exception. When times are tight, the natural reaction is to rein in non-essential spending and focus on the basics, but it’s equally important to consider value, as the price tag never offers […]

The front cover of Teach Primary issue 19.1

Teach Primary’s January 2025 issue is OUT NOW! Happy New Year to you all! I am absolutely delighted to be back at the helm of Teach Primary after a year away on maternity leave. And what a year it’s been (not just for my poor sleep schedule). A flurry of changes, from a brand-new government to curriculum reviews and Ofsted reforms has meant that […]

2d shapes poster set

Poster of 2D shapes – Recognition posters for EYFS/KS1 Bring geometry to life in your classroom with this versatile pack of 2D shapes posters. Designed specifically for primary teachers, this resource includes clear, visually engaging posters covering a wide range of regular 2D shapes, from circles and squares to decagons and octagons. Use these posters to enrich your maths lessons, create vibrant displays or […]

3D shapes worksheet

3D shapes worksheet – Free names and properties PDFs These two worksheets focus on 3D shapes. Use them in KS1 and KS2 primary maths lessons. They provide an excellent opportunity for hands-on learning about the names and properties of 3D shapes. Naming 3D shapes worksheet This worksheet asks pupils to identify and name a range of 3D shapes. This includes cubes, spheres, cones, cylinders […]

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 […]

The Incredible Book Eating Boy planning

The Incredible Book Eating Boy – KS1 planning ideas The Incredible Book Eating Boy is an amazing gem from the hand and mind of the supremely original Oliver Jeffers. It will help children to work up an appetite for reading that will continue to nourish them well into the future… Just the title of this book is enough to intrigue young readers to open […]

Children joining in with music national curriculum activities

Music national curriculum 2025 – Ofsted advice and practical ideas Why is music in the national curriculum and what exactly do you need to teach? Find out here...

School song resources

School song – New school year song with audio track and lyrics This is a fun song to start a new school year. Use it in assemblies or the classroom. It’s also a great way to kick off your first music lesson. This download includes: School song lyrics ChorusI’ve got my brand new pensAnd a pencil case,I’ve cleaned my teethAnd I’ve washed my face,I’ve got my shiny […]

Christmas page border designs

Christmas page border – Free printable A4 sheets for schools Bring festive cheer to your classroom with these beautifully designed Christmas page borders, perfect for a range of writing and drawing activities. Each of the five unique designs is available with or without lines, making them suitable for different ages, abilities and creative purposes. Whether you’re encouraging your pupils to write Christmas stories, create wish […]

Kids reading for pleasure

Reading for pleasure – How to cultivate a passion for books Want to instil a genuine love for reading in your students? Here are some practical and inspiring ways to make it happen...

Therapy dogs in schools

Therapy dogs in schools – What you need to consider Having animals in the classroom can benefit us all, but we need to think about their wellbeing, too...

Repeating patterns KS1 lesson plan

Repeating patterns KS1 – Art and maths lesson plan Challenge children to discover mathematical patterns in the world and create their own with this repeating patterns KS1 lesson plan… The world is full of amazing patterns, and opening children’s eyes to them can be an exciting and hands-on way to develop mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills. You can also use this opportunity to get […]

Hindu shrine KS1 lesson plan

Hindu shrine – Five senses KS1 RE lesson plan Help pupils develop their skills as philosophers by using their senses to find meaning in acts of worship with this Hindu shrine KS1 lesson plan… Excitingly, RE is a multi-disciplinary subject, drawing on skills from many academic fields of study. Theology, philosophy and human and social sciences are often suggested as key disciplinary starting points. […]

Anxious boy in school uniform biting nails, representing EBSA

EBSA – What to do when pupils are avoiding school What is EBSA, what causes it and how best can schools deal with it? Join us as we explore this important topic...

Waving hand in ocean, representing struggling early career teachers

Early career teachers – Advice for ECTs and those leading them Whether you're leading ECTs or are one yourself, these experts have got spot-on advice for you...

A primary school boy using Tapestry on a laptop in a classroom

Tapestry

How Tapestry supports children’s learning at Arundel C of E Primary School Arundel CofE Primary School (ACE) caters for over 200 children aged 4–11. It is proud to be a strong community of learners, with children and adults interacting to create an environment where everyone can reach their full potential. ACE has been using Tapestry Childhood Education Platform in the EYFS since 2016. In 2020, the school […]

Child completing homework, representing the idea of a homework policy

Homework policy – Effective practice for today’s schools How to create a clear and effective homework policy that promotes learning and fits today's educational landscape...

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