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Silhouetted figures walking in a line, to represent Refugee Week

Refugee Week – Great 2025 teaching resources to build empathy Use Refugee Week in June to celebrate refugees' contributions to the UK and educate pupils about their plight...

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MyLearning

4 reasons to try… MyLearning MyLearning is a hub website hosting FREE learning resources from arts, cultural and heritage organisations from across England… 1. Quality content All our content is checked by subject experts. We offer real objects, real people and real stories. Factually correct text, high quality images, audio, video, discussion and activity ideas, and supporting downloadable materials. Funded […]

Shrapnel Boys resource pack

Shrapnel Boys – WW2 UKS2 resource pack Shrapnel Boys by Jenny Pearson is a gripping and accessible historical novel for young readers, set during the Second World War and seen through the eyes of a spirited boy named Ronnie Smith. This free resource pack is designed to enrich the reading experience, making the novel not just an engaging story but also a […]

Relative clauses KS2 worksheets

Relative clauses KS2 – Free worksheets, examples & lesson ideas The level of grammatical understanding needed rises significantly between LKS2 and UKS2. One area requiring a very strong grammatical understanding in KS2 is relative pronouns and relative clauses. Introduced in Year 5, the national curriculum descriptor states that children should be: ‘Using relative clauses beginning with who, which, where, when, whose, that or with an […]

Narrative voice activities

Narrative voice – Character POV with Pie Corbett This lesson from master storyteller Pie Corbett explores point of view and narrative voice. By rewriting a key event from a different character’s point of view, children can practise adopting that character’s narrative voice. Exploring different points of view adds real depth to a reading of any meaty novel. There are often multiple viewpoints: the […]

Role on the wall template

Role on the Wall – Template and examples for KS1 / KS2 Use Role on the Wall in a variety of ways to explore and develop characters with your class… What is Role on the Wall? Role on the Wall is a versatile technique that you can use across a variety of subjects, including English, drama, history, science and PSHE, to help pupils explore a character. Pupils […]

Developmental language disorder symptoms poster

Developmental language disorder symptoms – Teacher resource This free poster from the Moor House Research & Training Institute is a vital download for any teacher looking to better support learners with developmental language disorder symptoms. The resource highlights the key signs that a pupil may be struggling with DLD – from difficulties with following instructions, understanding grammar and vocabulary, to challenges with […]

Earth Day represented by seed growing inside lightbulb

Earth Day activities – Great 2025 ideas for schools Celebrate Earth Day in your school with these free resources, activities and ideas...

A group of children reading books

BookTrust

Pop on your PJs and get every child reading with BookTrust’s Pyjamarama! BookTrust is inviting primary schools across the UK to celebrate Pyjamarama on 22 May, a day dedicated to reading for pleasure. Thousands of children across the country – in primary schools, libraries, community groups and at home – will spend the day reading, enjoying, and sharing stories in the comfort of their pyjamas, raising vital […]

Schoolboy holding pencil, representing inclusion in schools

Inclusion in schools – Practical, evidence-based steps to try Support students with SEND and create a truly inclusive learning environment in your school with these practical steps...

Recommended books for Empathy Day 2024

Empathy Day 2025 – Best activities, books and curriculum ideas Celebrate Empathy Day this June with these brilliant resources and ideas from fellow teachers...

Children sitting SATs test in classroom

SATs 2025 – The ultimate teacher guide to preparing pupils for Key Stage 2 assessment How to prepare pupils for this year's SATs and make sure they get the scores they deserve...

Describing characters KS2 wagoll

Describing characters KS2 – Writing determined characters “Show, don’t tell” is the time-honoured exhortation we use with KS2 children when we want them to describe characters in a narrative context. But of course, it is easier said than done. The creation and description of a strong, determined main character is an excellent way of teaching and encouraging these techniques. This is because […]

Boss 'watering' flowerpot employees, to represent the Early Career Framework

Early Career Framework – Expert mentoring for novice teachers is vital The Early Career Framework promises quality support and provision, but expert mentors are still essential, explains Haili Hughes…

The Wrong Shoes Tom Percival KS2 planning

The Wrong Shoes – Tom Percival KS2 planning Witness the devastating impact of poverty through the eyes of 12-year-old Will, and what it means to make an impossible choice, with Tom Percival’s powerful novel, The Wrong Shoes. The Wrong Shoes explores numerous themes, all with a level of authenticity: poverty, bullying, peer pressure and the endless battle to fit in. This book, alongside […]

Children writing on wall, representing disciplinary literacy

Disciplinary literacy – How senior leaders can implement it Shareen Wilkinson outlines how senior leaders can implement reading, writing and communicating across the curriculum...

Magicalia worksheet and trading card school resources

Magicalia – Worksheet and trading card school resources Jennifer Bell’s Magicalia series offers a vibrant world of adventure and emotion-led magic. It’s perfect for inspiring creativity and encouraging a love of reading. Based on the bestselling author’s belief that reading should feel like fun, not a chore, these new classroom resources bring her fantasy universe to life through hands-on activities designed to engage […]

WAGOLL – Meaning, resources & how to write your own Find the best model texts and example texts to guide your primary students through whatever area of the curriculum you're covering and improve their writing skills, with these activities, ideas, lessons and more...

Portal stories KS2 resources

Portal stories KS2 – Elf Road / Skater & the Mirror (Pie Corbett) Elf Road This portal stories KS2 resource features Pie Corbett’s original and exclusive portal story, Elf Road, as the basis for writing and grammar activities. Draw maps, perform the story and write your own tales about gateways into fantastical worlds. There are many stories around the world about gateways into other worlds. This portal stories […]

Portal stories WAGOLL

Portal stories – Egypt-themed MG Leonard WAGOLL Portals to magical places are a staple of children’s fantasy stories: Narnia, Wonderland, Neverland, Anthony Browne’s Tunnel, and so on. The point is to end up somewhere very different, but the means is important, as it contributes to the mood. The Narnia wardrobe contrasts the mundane with the magical; Alice’s potion is worrying, as children […]

History timeline KS2 resource

History timeline KS2 – Topic cheat sheets These sheets have been created by Michael Tidd to support teachers to teach a variety of history units and include history timeline KS2 information as well as lots more useful content. History units included: The factsheets for each unit contain: Created by experts History experts have shared their knowledge to create many of the topic […]

Letters spelling dyslexia above illustration of brain for Dyslexia Awareness Week

Dyslexia Awareness Week – Best 2025 teaching resources Raise awareness of dyslexia in schools, support students and learn how to spot signs early with these resources, activities and helpful advice articles…

George Webster and his book George and the Mini Dragon

George Webster – Advice for teachers from the CBeebies star “Don’t assume a child with Down Syndrome can’t do something”, says CBeebies star and actor, George Webster...

Shakespeare rap resources

Shakespeare rap – Write, perform and master metre Looking for an engaging way to bring Shakespeare to life in your classroom? This free download will help you tap into the power of rap to make Shakespeare more accessible, exciting and relevant for your students. What’s inside the download? Why use rap to teach Shakespeare? Many students struggle to connect with Shakespeare’s works, often […]

Happy and sad masks representing drama games

Drama games – Simple ideas for primary school Need to inspire your pupils and encourage creativity? Try these easy-to-follow and fun exercises, says Samantha Marsden...

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