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Crisis communications – Is your school ready to weather a storm? Jody Cooksley offers her advice on the steps school leaders should take when preparing and planning their response in the event of an unforeseen crisis…

Harris Science Academy East London students

Harris Science Academy East London – A dramatic turnaround We hear how the leadership, staff and students of a struggling school in East London – one located on a small island, beside a film and TV studio – were able to enact a dramatic turnaround...

The front cover of Teach Secondary magazine issue 14.8

Teach Secondary issue 14.8 is OUT NOW! At last, it’s here. On November 5th 2025, the independent review of England’s curriculum, assessment and qualifications system overseen by Professor Becky Francis published its final report. Many across the profession were awaiting its contents with keen interest, and for good reason. The government’s official response seems to suggest that review’s recommendations will be adopted […]

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BT Group – Work Ready

Teach the digital skills students need with BT Group’s Work Ready programme Where are you reading this article? How have you accessed the content? Think about a typical day for you as an educator; consider what digital skills you have used throughout it. Count them up, and consider the level of digital competence you needed to possess to complete those tasks. Now think about how important having […]

Teach Awards – 2025 winners announced Join us as we reveal the winners in the 2025 Teach Awards...

The front cover of Technology & Innovation 2025

Technology & Innovation 2025 is OUT NOW! When putting together this edition of Technology & Innovation, throughout the research process, conversations with contributors and general taking of the profession’s temperature, one area of edtech development seemed to dwarf all the others in terms of attention and mindshare. Inevitably, it was AI. Over the past couple of years, we’ve progressed rapidly beyond those […]

Girl dressed in cat costume for World Book Day

World Book Day costume ideas 2026 – Teacher & pupil ideas Do you or your students need inspiration for your character getup this year? Read this list of famous literary characters and pick your fave...

World Book Day ideas for secondary schools

World Book Day ideas for secondary schools – Resources for 2026 The best resources, ideas and downloads to help you celebrate World Book Day this March...

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Cambridge Insight

Why I love… Cambridge Insight assessments to support the Year 7 transition Hymers College explains why they’ve used Cambridge Insight baseline assessments for 30 years to get instant insight into the abilities of their Year 7s… Why do you use a baseline assessment for your Year 7s? We need to understand our Year 7s’ abilities quickly; we do this by asking a series of questions, the answers […]

An image of the HUSKYLENS 2 AI camera from DFRobot

DFRobot

Explore, learn, and create with the HUSKYLENS 2 AI camera New from open source hardware provider DFRobot is the HUSKYLENS 2 – an AI vision sensor that puts the power of artificial intelligence directly into the hands of teachers and students. Designed for education, HUSKYLENS 2 is exceptionally simple to use: just turn it on and start exploring over 20 built-in AI vision models, from […]

The stage at the 2024 Teach Inspire Create Conference 2024

UAL Awarding Body

Teach Inspire Create Conference 2025: a day for creative educators UAL Awarding Body is delighted to announce the return of its flagship event for educators and creatives: the Teach Inspire Create Conference 2025. This year’s event will feature a lively mix of keynote speeches, breakout sessions, a vibrant exhibitor fair, and endless opportunities to network with the education community. The conference’s keynote line-up includes the […]

Harry Potter set, representing creative industry jobs

Creative industry jobs – Making film pathways more accessible By establishing partnerships within the creative industries, schools can reimagine their careers education in powerful ways, says Julie Green...

The front cover of Teach Secondary magazine issue 14.7

Teach Secondary issue 14.7 is OUT NOW! You’d have thought enough time would have passed since the establishment of Ofsted in 1992 for the regulator and the teaching profession to be fully cognisant of each other’s professional incentives and challenges by now, and aspiring to a set of mutually agreed outcomes. And yet, as shown by the lukewarm-to-hostile reception that’s greeted Ofsted’s […]

Green roof on a sustainable building

Sustainable building – What are the benefits for schools? From green roofs to solar panels, there are plenty of practical ways to make a real environmental impact on your site...

Christmas activities – Best festive resources for EYFS, KS1, KS2 & beyond Deck the school halls ready for the festive season with these creative and educational activities...

Non fiction November layout resources

Non Fiction November – Best 2025 resources and activity ideas Use November to join in with this annual celebration of the power of non-fiction...

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…

AI robot doing coding

AI coding – How should we teach coding in an AI world? Rob Wraith looks at whether the rise of AI should prompt us to reconsider our approach to the teaching of coding – and if so, how...

Flooding in York, representing natural hazards in geography

Geography and natural hazards – How should you frame them? Steve Brace considers the framing at work when geography classes study ‘natural disasters’ – and why even the term itself is up for debate...

Michael Rosen Day resource pack

Michael Rosen Day – Resource pack and event for schools What is Michael Rosen Day? Michael Rosen Day, set up in 2024, is a celebration of national treasure, poet and author Michael Rosen. The day is all about making reading, listening to and writing poetry fun, enjoyable and accessible for all. The day is organised by Walker Books, in partnership with Puffin, HarperCollins Children’s Books, Bloomsbury […]

National Consortium for Languages Education

5 reasons to try… Language Educators Online 1. Professional learning for languages teachers LEO offers languages teachers a comprehensive collection of online modules designed to build your knowledge and understanding of effective language teaching and learning, informed by the latest evidence and most reliable sources, which you can approach systematically in the order you choose. 2. Modular, accessible, flexible and user-focused resources LEO […]

Primary school children at a First LEGO League day

The Institution of Engineering and Technology

Fun and educational LEGO programmes for primary and secondary schools! FIRST® LEGO® League, from the IET, is an exciting STEM programme for primary and secondary school children aged between 6 and 9 and 9 and 16. The programme rapidly helps children to develop their teamwork, design, programming and communication skills. Children can feel proud of what they have achieved, encouraging them to continue engaging with science, […]

The front cover of When The Sky Falls: Graphic Novel

Andersen Press

5 reasons to try… When the Sky Falls: Graphic Novel 1. Based on Phil Earle’s multi-award-winning novel Phil Earle’s novel When the Sky Falls was the winner of the Teach Primary Book Awards, the Books Are My Bag Readers Award for Children’s Fiction, and the British Book Award for Children’s Fiction and was named The Times Children’s Book of the Year. It was also shortlisted […]

Teacher and pupil, with model of wind turbine, representing schools and sustainability

Schools and sustainability – How to start making a change Georgina Beard and Elena Lengthorn share practical ways you can help your school reduce its carbon footprint – and why you deserve more support to make it happen…

Illustration of dial from green to red, representing Ofsted Inspection Framework

New Ofsted framework – Lots of change, little progress Adrian Lyons surveys Ofsted’s new framework and discovers that everything has changed, but little has progressed...

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