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5 Reasons to Try SNAP-Behaviour Dr Rob Long considers how this assessment and reporting tool can help support your school’s behaviour strategies… SNAP-B is an online diagnostic assessment that profiles 17 social, emotional and behavioural difficulties (SEBDs), which without identification may limit a pupil’s potential to learn. Focusing on a pupil’s strengths, as well as weaknesses, SNAP-B offers a rounded […]

Are we Leaving it Too Late for Teachers’ Mental Health? Proper support for teachers' mental wellbeing must begin in the training year, argues Emma Hollis...

Ally Pally ‘Let your Imagination Fly’ Resource Pack for KS2 STEM This resource pack will introduce some key moments in the history of Alexandra Palace and define what makes it ‘the People’s Palace’, as well as go through the three activities focusing on the Great Hall, Alexandra Park and the London skyline to inspire children to come up with invention ideas and enter the Ally Pally […]

The Pioneers Energy Challenge Resource Pack In this resource pack, you will find two PowerPoint presentations. The first introduces the Energy challenge, what energy is, why it matters, looks at our human history with energy and challenges young people to invent better ways to make, use, store or stop wasting energy. The second presentation offers a look at different sources of […]

STEAM Power Challenge Resource Pack In this resource pack, you will find two PowerPoint presentations. The first introduces the Energy challenge, what energy is, why it matters, looks at our human history with energy and challenges young people to invent better ways to make, use, store or stop wasting energy. The second presentation offers a look at different sources of […]

7 of the best synonyms and antonyms worksheets and resources for KS2 SPaG Get your pupils' grammar games on point by spicing up their writing with these antonym and synonym activities and ideas...

5 ways to teach grammar creatively and promote reading Jasmine Kay provides you with some little gems to update or strengthen your practice...

AQA

Become an Examiner with AQA What’s it about? As an examiner, you’ll mark exam papers in your specialist subject at home through an online system, starting two to three days after the exam, for up to four weeks. As a moderator, you’ll review samples of coursework. This will already have been marked at the school or college, and you’ll be […]

7 of the best volume and capacity worksheets and resources for KS1 and KS2 maths It doesn't matter whether you're a 'glass half full' or 'glass half empty' kind of person, these primary maths resources will help your students get their fill of capacity and volume...

5 Ways to Make Sure your Students Definitely Understand what you’re Saying Support your students towards better language use, with the help of our resident word-wizard Alex Quigley…

Teaching cultural capital – Who decides if classical music is more ‘cultured’ than grime? Whatever we think ‘cultural capital’ should actually look like, if it excludes the mainstream, we’ll be doing our students no favours, says Vic Goddard...

8 of the best MFL resources for KS2 French Whether you're teaching your primary students numbers, colours, places, days of the week or body parts, these worksheets, lesson plans and activities will help them speak fluent French from lundi à vendredi...

The Government’s new ‘Levelling Up’ school funding pledge is an empty promise Of course more money for schools will always be welcome – but promises that the latest funding pledge will lead to ‘levelling up’ are predictably hollow, says Fiona Millar...

Weak leadership, not workload, is forcing teachers to quit It’s weak leadership, not workload, that drives too many teachers out of the profession – so why are we letting it happen, asks David Didau...

How Quality-First Teaching and High Expectations Benefits All of Our Pupils Every child deserves the kinds of experiences and opportunities offered by ‘that sort of school’, says James Mitchell...

6 Ways for Teachers and Heads to Avoid Email Overload If your inbox is overflowing with messages from parents, try these tips from Winston Poyton to improve home-school communication – and keep it under control...

The Dong With A Luminous Nose Education Pack for KS1/2 English, Drama and Art & Design The Dong with a Luminous Nose is based on the poem by Edward Lear, which is included here. Students will learn to use nonsense verse, like Lear, and this resource takes them through inventing creatures, creating the journey, then writing and crafting their own poem. Additional activities include: Exploring made-up words Looking at why people […]

Out of this World Education Pack for KS1/2 Science Out of This World is an interactive theatre experience, combining learning, drama and micro cinema technology. Audiences are immersed in the world of LASA (Little Angel Space Agency), meeting three amazing women who are scientists and engineers. As well as the excitement of a fictional story there is much factual information to learn on a […]

Prince Charming Education Pack for KS1/2 English, Drama and Art & Design It’s a lot of pressure being Prince Charming. There’s all those dragons to fight and kingdoms to save, not to mention being charming all the time. It’s enough to make anyone a little worried. Holed up in his bed, Prince Charming is making a list of his worries – from being struck by lightning or […]

Suffrajitsu Education Pack for KS1/2 English, Drama and Art & Design Suffrajitsu is an original play written by Ruthie Boycott-Garnett and tells the story of Annie, a young girl from Lancashire. The story begins with Annie meeting Helen, a Suffragette, and learning that everyone should have the right to have a say in the decisions that affect their lives. We travel with Annie as she follows […]

Wow! It’s Night Time Education Pack for KS1/2 English, Drama and Art & Design WOW! It’s Night-time is the sequel to the award winning picture book WOW! Said the Owl written and illustrated by Tim Hopgood. It tells the story of a curious little owl who explores the forest when the sun goes down, meeting all of the other nocturnal creatures who live there. The curious little owl is […]

Quentin Blake’s Angelo Education Pack for KS1/2 English, Drama and Art & Design Angelo is based on the book written and illustrated by Quentin Blake. Angelo and his family travel round the country playing music, singing songs and performing marvellous balancing tricks: Angelo can even dance on a rope! So when he meets Angelina, who is sad and lonely and trapped in her mean uncle’s house, Angelo knows […]

7 of the best light worksheets and resources for KS1 & KS2 science Get primary kids hooked on physics with these activities, ideas and lessons on light sources, light and shadow and more...

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 […]

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