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Non-uniform day – Why we don’t do them at our school Jason Bridges makes the case for why non-uniform days shouldn’t be the ‘go-to’ solution for schools when it comes to charity fundraising events…

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KPC Book Protection

KPC – book protection that saves you money KPC is a leading provider of a diverse range of products designed to extend the lifespan of books, helping customers save money and preserve the environment. A core aspect of KPC’s mission is its strong commitment to sustainability. Throughout the manufacturing processes, KPC emphasizes reducing, reusing, and recycling waste. Books are treasured items that carry […]

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HUE

HUE HD Pro visualiser with carry case Inspire your students with the flexible and affordable HUE HD Pro visualiser, featuring 1080p resolution, built-in microphone and LED lights. It now includes a new shockproof carry case, complete with USB-C adapter, and is priced at £59.95 + VAT, with school discounts available. The HUE HD Pro is a multi-purpose, lightweight and portable USB camera […]

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School governors – Maximising their impact in your school Learn how to work effectively with your school governors, what being a governor can do for your teaching career and more...

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Ambitious vocabulary – Best activities, games & teaching resources These engaging vocabulary activities, games and resources will help you enhance your students' language skills...

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Become a tutor – Pivoting from the classroom to tutoring We explore what options are available if you want to transition from traditional classroom teaching to becoming a tutor...

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Turnitin

The impact of AI writing on secondary schools There’s no escaping the ever-changing landscape of technology. Go back 25 years, and we didn’t have YouTube or Facebook, let alone phones capable of internet access. It’s just the same in secondary education: technology impacts what we teach and how we teach it, and with the pace at which things develop, we always need to […]

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4 reasons to try… British Army Supporting Education resources Celebrate Black History Month with these free KS3/4 resources from the British Army Supporting Education programme… 1. Empower your lessons The British Army’s Black History Month education resources aim to honour and recognise the significant contributions of Black British, African, and Caribbean individuals throughout the history of the British Army. Seamlessly integrating with the history […]

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Best Badges Ltd

Promote your school and reward achievement with Best Badges Not only are badges and lanyards essential identity tools, they’re also a great way to reward achievements, display school spirit or highlight and commemorate special events. Our products can be custom-made to your requirements or purchased from stock. Custom orders can be tailored to use the logo, colours and text of your choice – to […]

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STEM Learning

Making the most of your professional development To get the most out of CPD, it’s important to choose your courses carefully, says Dave Gibbs, education strategy lead at STEM Learning… High quality Continuing Professional Development (CPD) leads to improved pedagogy and subject knowledge, which has the biggest influence on student outcomes and progression leading to improved life chances. Not exactly a shocking […]

Tier 2 words resource

Tier 2 words – What they are and how to teach them Try using these strategies to decide which Tier 2 words to teach and how to go about it...

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PGL

5 reasons to try… UNITE! residential adventures with PGL 1. Build strong bonds PGL understands that uniting your secondary school class at the start of the academic year is crucial. That’s why UNITE! adventures go beyond our classic outdoor activity programmes, being specifically designed to help students encourage and understand others to build empathy. They’re dynamic experiences, interwoven with relationship-building threads – every moment […]

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Raspberry Pi Foundation

Why AI literacy is not just about technical skills Ben Garside of the Raspberry Pi Foundation explains how its latest resources will help teachers and students develop greater awareness and understanding of how AI will come to shape the course of our lives… What is Experience AI? Experience AI is a free educational programme designed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation and Google DeepMind to […]

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National Space Academy

Book a science workshop with the National Space Academy Enrich your students’ science education with a free, curriculum-linked space science workshop at your school, led by the National Space Academy’s expert Space Advocates As part of the UK Space Agency’s Space to Learn programme, the National Space Academy is bringing hands-on space science sessions to secondary schools across the UK. These sessions are fully […]

Cognitive load theory poster

Cognitive load theory – Explanation and CPD poster for teachers Join us as we explore cognitive load theory – a powerful framework that can help you design lessons that maximise learning by reducing unnecessary mental effort… What is cognitive load theory? Cognitive load theory is based around the idea that our working memory can only deal with a limited amount of information at any one […]

National Poetry Day – Best 2025 poems, resources, assemblies and ideas Celebrate National Poetry Day 2024 with these great lessons, activities and ideas for KS1-KS4...

Teaching with Harry Potter resource pack

Harry Potter activities – Magical classroom resources and ideas Browse our ideas for teaching with Harry Potter and bring the magic of Hogwarts to your school...

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LapSafe

Cost-effective charging solutions from LapSafe® Michelle Knox, Storage and Charging Specialist at LapSafe®, tells us why its ChargeLite® range can improve device management and save on vital space and budgets. The range consists of trolley solutions, a desk and wall unit, and a stand-alone locker. How does Chargelite™ benefit campuses and their staff? MK: ChargeLite™ has completely transformed the way […]

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Science Museum

Explore a world of STEM careers at the Science Museum, London 1. Free, interactive careers gallery for KS3 and KS4 Introduce pupils to a world of STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) careers with a visit to Technicians: The David Sainsbury Gallery at the Science Museum, London. On a visit to the free, interactive gallery, pupils will learn about vital technical careers that help to save […]

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Access Mathematics Tests

5 reasons to try… Access Mathematics Tests Find out what’s working with your KS3 maths provision and what might need changing with this powerful, yet intuitive assessment 1. Accurately benchmark and understand ability Access Mathematics Tests (AMT) from Hodder Education was standardised during the 2023/24 academic year from a representative sample of 10- to 16-year-olds across the country. Teachers can reliably determine […]

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Pythagoras’ theorem questions – What students often get wrong about triangles When using Pythagoras’ Theorem, students will often muddle up calculating a hypotenuse with calculating a leg, notes Colin Foster...

Discursive writing resources

Discursive writing – Worksheets and creative ideas to try What is discursive writing? Discursive writing is a type of writing that explores a topic from various perspectives. It allows the writer to discuss different sides of an argument or issue. Discursive writing requires students to present a balanced and reasoned discussion on a particular topic, rather than just arguing for one side. If students […]

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Geography fieldwork – How to make it effective Gather your maps and head outside to give pupils a meaningful geography experience they won’t soon forget...

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Speed distance time – Maths problem to try in class, with solution In this lesson, students learn how to work out any one of speed, distance or time, when the other two quantities are given...

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Progress 8 – What is it and why does it matter to teachers? Kit Betts-Masters explains how the stories told by your assessment data can lead to constructive learning conversations with your students...

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