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British Empire and slavery resource

British Empire and slavery – 5 diverse case studies + enquiry ideas The British Empire has been the subject of significant revision and reappraisal in recent years as we begin to recognise that existing frameworks for delivering lessons on empire and slavery are neither appropriate nor sufficient. The case studies included in this free download from 40 Ways to Diversify the History Curriculum by Elena Stevens emphasise […]

$Adding and subtracting fractions worksheet$

Adding and subtracting fractions worksheets – With answers These adding and subtracting worksheets give students the autonomy to focus on the specific areas where they feel they need the most practice, from basic fractions to more complex mixed numbers. Our adding and subtracting fractions worksheet covers a range of topics. It starts with simple fractions, moving through functional applications of fractions, and advancing […]

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Flipped learning – Meaning, benefits and ideas to try Could flipped learning be the key to unlocking more productive, student-centred lessons?

Oracy – What it is and the best classroom resources Improve pupils' speaking skills by explicitly teaching oracy in the classroom, with these activities, ideas and other teaching resources...

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Parental engagement – How to bring parents on board What is parental engagement? What benefits does it offer? What strategies can you try? Join us as we explore all this and more...

$Multiplying and dividing fractions PowerPoint$

Multiplying and dividing fractions – PowerPoint for KS3 maths This PowerPoint presentation will help KS3 students understand the process of multiplying and dividing fractions, with a particular focus on simplifying fractions before performing the operations. Multiplying and dividing fractions The presentation begins with a user-friendly multiple-choice starter activity that helps students practice converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions. This introductory activity aims to […]

Maths lesson plans for KS3/KS4

Maths lesson – 30+ outstanding free plans for KS3 and GCSE We've got everything you need for your secondary maths classroom from algebra and geometry to improving number sense and mathematical fluency...

Contextual research in art ack

Contextual research in art – Resource for secondary pupils This pack focuses on contextual research in art and supports the building of discussion skills. It will help students build their analytical and contextual understanding. Each section acts as a stand-alone discussion and places the art into a wider context. Topics covered What is contextual research in art? Contextual research in art involves exploring the […]

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 […]

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 […]

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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 […]

Student writing on mini whiteboard

Mini whiteboard – Why it’s an essential learning tool The humble whiteboard can still provide plenty of utility in the classroom to teachers who use them well, says Jennifer Wozniak-Rush...

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...

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...

Qualitative analysis in chemistry lesson plan

Qualitative analysis in chemistry – Engaging KS3 lesson plan Get back to the basics of chemistry in this engaging KS3 chemistry lesson to develop students’ skills in qualitative analysis… Use brightly coloured transition metal compounds and test tubes to interest and enthuse students. You’ll develop their skills of describing the results of analytical tests. Pupils will also learn the vocabulary we use to describe […]

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...

Banned Books Week – Best UK teaching resources Want teens to read? Letting them know which books certain authorities don't want them to see might be a good place to start...

The front cover of Teach Secondary issue 13.6

Teach Secondary issue 13.6 is OUT NOW! First comes the wave – sweeping away the firmly held assumptions, the articles of faith, the entrenched orthodoxy that says, ‘Round here, we do things like this.’ But what then? How different will the new boss really be compared to the old boss, and what plans do they intend to enact? One election day and […]

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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 […]

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 […]

Weather station lesson

Weather station – KS3 geography and D&T recording activity Make your own weather station with this KS3 geography and D&T lesson plan… This extended project uses scientific observation to show how the weather we experience is formed by a number of linked atmospheric variables, including air pressure, wind direction and rain fall. Pupils identify information that needs to be collected, design and produce specialist […]

Direct instruction poster for teachers

Direct instruction – All about this teaching strategy (+ poster) Find out all about direct instruction in teaching and download a CPD poster for your staffroom covering nine of its key features… What is direct instruction in teaching? Direct instruction focuses on the expert transferring knowledge to the novice. Siegfried Engelmann developed the first type of Direct Instruction (with capitals). It concentrates on the idea […]

A group of secondary school students building at raft on a Kingswood residential

Kingswood

Life-enriching experiences from Kingswood Teaching young people to be mentally and physically stronger is at the top of many secondary school agendas. It’s true – good grades open doors, but essential soft skills, such as resilience, give young people the tools to overcome setbacks in life. Outdoor adventure learning at Kingswood plays a vital role in enriching the lives […]

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