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Stone Age art lesson plan

Stone Age art – Explore ancient symbols via an encyclopedia Use spreads from a reference book to investigate the history of human interaction with this lesson plan about Stone Age art… Humans have been finding ways to communicate for millennia. However, primitive forms of communication may not be familiar to modern eyes and ears. This UKS2 cross-curricular lesson plan is based around the Britannica All […]

Instructional text resource for teaching imperative verbs in KS2

Imperative verbs KS2 – Best classroom worksheets and resources Help your primary pupils get to grips with imperative verbs with these resources, activities and ideas...

The front cover of Essential School Resources 2024

Essential School Resources 2024 is out NOW! Smart support for savvy educators… With time always at a premium, discovering and sourcing the latest resources, ideas and services to improve your learning environment and support your teaching can be a challenge to say the least – but help is at hand. Essential School Resources is an annual guide that collects some of the […]

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AE Publications

5 reasons to try… AE Publications For teachers, building a tutoring business can be a fulfilling and profitable second job… 1. Making ends meet on a teacher’s salary With the financial strain of bills and outgoings not appearing to decrease, it’s unsurprising that more teachers are taking on second jobs to support their finances. A second job seems like a quick […]

Fleet Education Services

Teachers; rediscover your passion through tutoring Feeling burned out and overwhelmed? It’s time to take control of your teaching career with Fleet Education Services! Rigid schedules, endless paperwork, and heavy workloads are driving many passionate teachers out of the classroom – but it doesn’t have to be this way. At Fleet Education Services, we offer a chance to rediscover the joy of teaching […]

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Bett

5 reasons to visit… Bett UK 2025 Join over 30,000 educators, policymakers and thought leaders at the biggest education event of the year. 1. Three days for FREE Yes, you read that right. We believe that education should be accessible to everyone, which is why we’re offering free tickets to educators. This is your chance to explore the latest innovations, engage with […]

Imperative verbs KS2 PowerPoint

Imperative verbs KS2 PowerPoint – Lesson plan and worksheets Use this imperative verbs KS2 PowerPoint and accompanying lesson plan, worksheet and quizzes to help students identify and use imperative verbs in sentences. Learning objectives What is an imperative verb? Before you use this imperative verbs KS2 PowerPoint, it’s important to remember that not all verbs are imperative. Imperative verbs specifically give commands or instructions […]

Schoolboy writing sentence openers

Sentence openers – Best KS2 worksheets and resources Help children improve and vary sentence openers in creative, persuasive and essay writing with these activities, ideas, lessons and more...

Racism in schools – Resources, case studies and advice If you need practical tools and advice on addressing racism in the classroom, we’ve put together a list of helpful resources and strategies...

Happy boy sitting with teacher, representing ADHD Awareness Month

ADHD Awareness Month – 2024 UK education resources Get ready to embrace ADHD Awareness Month by exploring these practical resources and techniques to better understand and support students with ADHD in your classroom...

Gangsta Granny illustration, representing Grandparents Day

Grandparents Day – Great teaching resources for 2024 Let children show their love and appreciation for their grandparents with these fun classroom activities...

Shakespeare Week activities PDF

Shakespeare Week activities – Will’s Wellbeing Warriors ideas These Shakespeare Week activities from education officer Sally Gray will help pupils explore their own identities... Do you wear your heart on your sleeve? Are you sometimes the green-eyed monster? Although Shakespeare wrote over 400 years ago, the creative language he used to describe the human spirit remains relevant today. Shakespeare Week is an annual […]

Student with head in hands, surrounded by maths symbols, representing maths anxiety

Maths anxiety – Strategies to boost pupils’ confidence These simple changes can have a positive impact on students suffering from maths anxiety...

Schoolchildren raising their hands, representing working memory

Working memory – Why schools should pay attention to it Working memory plays a crucial role in learning. Here's how to identify and support children with working memory challenges...

PE games KS2 lesson plan

PE games KS2 – Improve agility with an air hockey rally Encourage fair play alongside healthy competition with this exciting air hockey tournament, says Ben Holden...

Stylised photo of actor playing Caliban from The Tempest

Caliban from The Tempest – Key quotes explained Using these lines highlighted by Helen Mears, students can draw intriguing parallels between the stories of master and slave in The Tempest...

Diwali activities – Ideas for celebrating in KS1 and KS2 in 2024 Get your classroom and students ready for this year's Diwali celebrations in November with these decorating ideas and classroom activities...

National Coding Week resource pack

National Coding Week – Topical coding activity pack for schools Get your pupils thinking like a programmer with this free National Coding Week pack from Busy Things… Pupils will: What is National Coding Week? National Coding Week is an annual event that encourages teachers and students to learn digital skills, with a focus on coding. It aims to inspire teachers to integrate coding into their […]

The Fate of Fausto KS2 resources

The Fate of Fausto – KS2 planning for this Oliver Jeffers book Explore the power of nature with the touching, intriguing The Fate of Fausto from master children’s author Oliver Jeffers… What is The Fate of Fausto about? “There once was a man who believed he owned everything and set out to survey what was his.” In The Fate of Fausto, Oliver Jeffers talks the reader through […]

Child browsing school library

School library – Why they’re vital and how to improve yours Join us as explore the importance of school libraries and share actionable ways you can improve and revitalise yours...

Two primary school children in a museum

English Heritage

5 reasons to visit… English Heritage’s Dover Castle 1. New Siege Experience Delve into the network of underground tunnels built during the medieval sieges, and role-play firing the cannons. Experience one of the best views of the castle’s defences; stand at the place where the attackers would have camped, and imagine how you would have attacked and defended Dover Castle. Explore the northern […]

The front cover of Teach Primary issue 18.6

Teach Primary issue 18.6 is out NOW! And we’re back! I hope you all had exactly the summer break you needed. Our special section this issue is on assessment: Adele Darlington discusses ways to track pupil progress in art without stifling creativity (p60), while Marc Owen explains his favourite approach to whole-class assessment (p53). In leadership matters (p45), we’re focusing on the, sadly […]

A selection of Scribble Society resources

Guppy Books

5 reasons to try… the Scribble Society creative writing club 1. Six inspiring sessions planned and ready to go The resource pack contains clear instructions, worksheets and teacher’s notes, designed by Guppy School, for busy school staff to simply pick up and use. A Scribble Society club can be held anywhere and at any time: after school, at lunchtime, in the library, on the playground […]

A school boy looking at a lizard at West Midlands Safari Park

West Midlands Safari Park

5 reasons to visit… West Midlands Safari Park 1. Safari Drive The four-mile safari brings visitors up close with some of the most magnificent animals on earth, including rhinos, lions, giraffes, tigers, and elephants. For an enhanced experience, school groups can include a ‘Safari Ranger’* on their visit. The ranger joins the coach and provides fascinating facts about the animals seen along the […]

School children dancing in a Dance Days workshop

Dance Days

Book a curriculum-linked dance workshop from Dance Days Dance Days specialise in providing educational dance workshops for schools, tailored to meet your students’ needs. We are able to showcase over 30 dance styles linked to the curriculum, world events and celebrations. This will enhance your pupils’ learning outside of the classroom and help boost physical activity and wellbeing in a non-traditional way. A […]

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