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NATRE

Why I love… the RE Today Primary RE Curriculum Subject leader Rachel Buckby explains how she uses this comprehensive resource to support RE teaching in her school... About me Rachel Buckby Job role: Primary RE subject leader Our school: St John the Baptist CE[...]

Corpse Talk KS2 resources

Corpse Talk – Free KS2 history resources Make history fun, enjoyable and more engaging with these Corpse Talk educational resources for KS2 that accompany each episode in the Corpse Talk series and the featured historical figures. https://www.youtube.com/embed/rqZQ2wMPtO0 Each resource sheet contains a[...]

Quiet children getting on with work in school

Quiet children – How to unlock their hidden potential Some pupils demand more teacher time than others, but we should make sure to celebrate the quiet children in our classrooms too...

Collage of children's and YA LGBT books

LGBT books – Best children’s and YA stories for schools Make sure your library shelves are as inclusive as you’d like your school to be, with these empowering and empathetic reads...

Judaism KS2 – lesson plan

Judaism KS2 – lesson plan on Jewish ‘festival of trees’ Tu Bishvat Explore the Jewish ‘birthday of the trees’ and make links to caring for our world with this Judaism KS2 lesson plan... Tu Bishvat (or Tu B’Shvat) is an annual Jewish festival. Originally a minor celebration,[...]

The Dragon Snatcher KS2 planning

The Dragon Snatcher – Cross-curricular KS2 planning Invent, draw and label your own dragons, write non-chronological reports and create spider diagrams of what a dragon needs to survive with The Dragon Snatcher by MP Robertson... Why teach The Dragon Snatcher? The Dragon[...]

Children in classroom doing guided reading

Guided reading – Best activity ideas and lesson plans Make guided reading sessions better for you and your students with this selection of ideas, activities, advice and more...

Pie Corbett – How to use the shared writing approach Teach children to become better writers by using Pie Corbett's shared writing approach in your classroom...

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Classroom displays – Advice, ideas & free teaching resources Make your classroom walls work harder with these tips and pointers from fellow teachers...

Girl wearing eye-test glasses, representing visual impairment support in schools

Visual impairment support in schools – Advice & case studies With some preparation and imaginative thinking, your lessons can be as engaging for visually impaired pupils as they are for everyone else...

Objects and ideas bursting out of book, representing narrative writing

Narrative writing – Examples, lesson ideas and teaching tips Browse effective strategies for teaching narrative writing and help your students craft imaginative stories while improving their writing skills...

Mental health posters

Mental health posters – Self-care and self-respect guides These mental health posters are a great way to foster a positive and supportive environment in your classroom. Download and display them to contribute to students' wellbeing and self-esteem. Use these mental health posters to[...]

Phase 5 phonics worksheets

Phase 5 phonics – How to teach them PLUS worksheets Phase 5 phonics is undoubtedly the most challenging element of phonics to teach and learn. Building on Phase 2, Phase 3 and Phase 4, it tackles the complex part of the English alphabetic code step[...]

Visual literacy lesson ideas

Visual literacy – Lesson ideas for KS1 and KS2 In this four-page visual literacy guide, Gill Matthews explains how verbal interactions, paintings, photography and picture books can prompt pupils to think more deeply about characters and narrative. There are two immediate and obvious benefits[...]

The front cover of Teach Primary issue 18.7

Teach Primary issue 18.7 is out NOW! Download your free copy here How’s the autumn term going for you so far? Hopefully you’ve had magical learning moments aplenty. If school is leaving you anxious and sleep-deprived, though, John Dabell (p17) is worried[...]

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Whizz Education

Sign up to Whizz Education’s ground-breaking research study Boost your school's maths outcomes as we measure our adaptive virtual maths tutoring service... The opportunity We are excited to invite you to join Whizz Education’s ground-breaking research study, designed to support schools in achieving[...]

A red litter bin

Glasdon UK Ltd

Improve waste management with the new Topsy™ 65 Litter Bin At Glasdon, we understand the importance of maintaining clean and inviting spaces in schools. That’s why we’re excited to introduce the Topsy™ 65 Litter Bin – a reliable and cost-effective solution designed specifically for education settings. https://youtu.be/K_xxncstyL4?si=-7eBuZ5G89dsc3bZ[...]

Crowd of paper figures in different colours, representing differentiation

Differentiation in teaching – Simple ways to meet everyone’s needs We explore what differentiation is, the various types, practical approaches and how to use edtech to assist...

Secondary school students conducting an experiment

The Royal Society

Here’s how the Royal Society can help you fund a STEM project The Royal Society’s Schools Engagement team explain how to secure up to £3,000 for your school... 30 Second Briefing Receive up to £3,000 through the Royal Society’s Partnership Grants scheme to run an investigative science,[...]

Where My Wellies Take Me planning

Where My Wellies Take Me – Cross-curricular planning for KS1/2 Where My Wellies Take Me uses 40 evocative poems to celebrate the wonder of childhood. If you're lucky, it will germinate a love of verse that will stay with pupils for many years to come...[...]

Features of a play script KS2 lesson plan

Features of a play script KS2 – Use the Gruffalo as a scaffold Use a familiar story as a scaffold to help your pupils write their own play scripts with this KS2 lesson plan all about the features of a play script... We spend a lot of time[...]

Teacher shouting through illustration of megaphone

Teacher shouting – Is it ever necessary to raise your voice in class? Continual shouting at a child or a class can have long-lasting negative effects. But is it ever necessary to raise your voice in school?

Colourful silhouettes of a diverse range of people, representing diversity in schools

Diversity in schools – Resources & ideas for creating inclusivity Explore diversity in schools with these practical insights into selecting inclusive texts, fostering a teaching staff that mirrors the varied backgrounds of your students and more…

Two school girls with tablets sitting at a desk

National Centre for Computing Education

How ‘I Belong’ encourages girls into computer science Newly appointed assistant head and STEM professional development leader Thomas Mullins discusses why more schools should embrace the National Centre for Computing Education’s I Belong programme... About Me Thomas Mullins: Assistant head at Plymouth Grove[...]

Half red, half blue brain, representing creative thinking

Creative thinking – Can we teach it in school, and if so, how? We dive into whether teaching creative thinking in schools is possible, and if so, how we can make it happen in the classroom...

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