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Area and perimeter KS3 resources

Area and perimeter KS3 – Eight-lesson sequence with worksheets This eight-lesson area and perimeter KS3 sequence contains an extensive PowerPoint and related worksheets. It covers the following: With this resource, students will: KS3 area and perimeter curriculum Dr Frost is a maths teacher working at Tiffin School in London. Browse our maths question worksheets for Year 7, Year 8, Year 9 and GCSE maths. Browse more area and perimeter resources.

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BBC Bitesize

Sign up for BBC Bitesize’s ‘AI or real?’ end-of-term quiz On Wednesday 18 December at 2pm, BBC Bitesize are hosting a special end-of-term livestream Christmas quiz. You and your class can play along on Kahoot against schools across the UK and even get yourselves on camera on the multi-screen background! The 45-minute livestream will be hosted by CBBC star and TikToker Joe Tasker, who will […]

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Teaching as art – “Teaching is an art, not a science” A move towards evidence-based classroom practice is to be welcomed, says Gareth Sturdy – but it has its limits...

The front cover of Technology and Innovation magazine issue 11

Technology & Innovation 2024 is OUT NOW! “Do we control the technology, or does it control us?” Yes, it’s a trite question that could serve as the tagline to any number of hokey sci-fi films over the decades, but one that schools need to be sincerely asking themselves, now more than ever. In place of server rooms and complex, on-site data retrieval […]

The front cover of Teach Secondary magazine issue 13.8

Teach Secondary issue 13.8 is OUT NOW! At last, finally, there it was. During the Autumn Budget speech, the announcement from Rachel Reeves of more money. Core schools budget up by £2.3 billion. £300 million more for further education. A £1 billion uplift in funding for SEND provision (though it would later emerge that this would be coming out of that same […]

KS3 reading comprehension worksheet

KS3 reading comprehension – Worksheets with questions These easy-to-use KS3 reading comprehension packs feature three sections of differentiated questions. What are the articles about? Alternative facts The first article discusses the concept of “alternative facts”. This phrase was famously introduced by Kellyanne Conway, a former senior member of the first Trump administration, during a press interview in 2017. It highlights how this […]

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Peer marking – Making this strategy work in primary & secondary Getting students to improve each other’s work is the Holy Grail of assessment. But you’ve got to build the right foundations...

Straight line graphs PowerPoint

Straight line graphs – Introductory lesson PowerPoint for KS3 This PowerPoint introduces the topic of straight line graphs and focuses on understanding and plotting linear functions in the form y=mx+c. PowerPoint straight line graphs lesson KS3 Maths Curriculum Area Number Reduce a given linear equation in two variables to the standard form y = mx + c; calculate and interpret gradients and intercepts of graphs […]

Algebra games – Offline & online maths ideas for KS2 and up Maths is essentially all just one big puzzle book anyway, so why not have some fun?

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Curriculum sequencing – How cognitive science and careful planning boost learning Learn how to structure and sequence teaching units in a way that is most beneficial to children's learning...

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Creed Foodservice

Creed Foodservice hosts Brain Food roundtable One of the UK’s leading foodservice wholesalers, Creed Foodservice, gathered key figures within education catering last week and hosted a ‘Brain Food’ roundtable as part of its year-long campaign to shine a light on how nutrition impacts learning in secondary schools. Recent research commissioned by Creed revealed two-thirds (64%) of parents worry about their child’s […]

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FlashAcademy

Beyond words: Connecting EAL and wellbeing Wellbeing lies at the heart of education, and it’s especially crucial when it comes to English as an Additional Language (EAL). The unique challenges faced by EAL students mean that their emotional and social wellbeing is as vital as their academic progress. EAL students face unique challenges as they work to understand peers and navigate […]

Poetry analysis lesson plans

Poetry analysis – KS3 and KS4 English lesson plans KS3 poetry analysis lesson plan Use a variety of verse to keep KS3 students keen as they learn key poetry analysis skills... The aim of this lesson is to introduce students to the basic techniques for analysing poetry and hopefully, get them interested in studying it. Students will learn key skills such as the ability […]

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Strawbees

Simplify STEAM learning with Strawbees Strawbees STEAM Kits, including the Teach Secondary Awards ‘EdTech & Software’ category finalist STEAM Classroom Robotics Kit and the complementary online resource platform Strawbees Classroom, offer dynamic educational tools to empower teachers to deliver an engaging and relevant STEAM education. Using Strawbees (straws and connectors) provides hands-on learning that sparks curiosity and develops essential 21st-century […]

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Raspberry Pi Foundation

Teach creative coding with the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s Code Editor Phil Howell explains how you can get your students’ programming skills off to a flying start… 30 Second Briefing Tailored specifically to young people’s needs, the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s Code Editor helps make learning text-based programming simple and accessible for children aged nine and up. It’s safe, age-appropriate and suitable for use in the classroom […]

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Historical Association

5 reasons to try… CPD from the Historical Association History teachers keen to develop their subject knowledge will want to take a look at this affordable, yet comprehensive CPD offer… 1. Subject-specific CPD The Historical Association’s CPD is tailored to support teachers at every career stage – from early career teachers to experienced leaders – covering areas such as pedagogy, curriculum, department management, Ofsted […]

Calculator questions KS3 resource

Calculator questions KS3 – Skills revision lesson Boost your students’ calculator skills with this comprehensive KS3 calculator questions revision lesson pack. This resource is designed to support both Higher and Foundation level students. It equips you with everything you need to teach calculator essentials in an engaging and effective way. Calculator skills PowerPoint The included PowerPoint presentation walks students through essential calculator […]

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School rules – How to get buy-in from pupils A group of teachers talk about school rules, how they have (or have not) implemented them, and how to get that all-important student buy-in...

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Safeguarding in schools – Key principles every educator should know What areas of safeguarding do you need to prioritise and what resources are there to help? Join us as we explore this vital issue...

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Holistic approach to education – Practical suggestions to try Genuine school improvement becomes much more likely when you adopt a holistic approach to education...

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Paul Dix – Behaviour advice for teachers, with scripts Learn how to balance strictness with kindness and discover six ways that you can improve the way you relate to your students...

Lesson observation – Evidence-based strategies for growth and reflection The experts delve into where we're going wrong with lesson observations and offer practical strategies for improvement...

Pen portrait example template

Pen portrait – What it is, content advice and free template Learn what a pen portrait (or student passport) is, how to co-produce an effective one and how to make sure staff implement the advice it contains effectively with this advice from Rebecca Leek… What is a pen portrait? A pen portrait (also known as a ‘pupil passport’) is a resource that schools have used for […]

Shakespearean insults pack

Shakespearean insults – Mini quiz, insult generator and more This Shakespearean insults pack is great for independent study or classroom fun. It contains: This pack is useful for secondary students studying Shakespeare, performing in a Shakespeare play or taking part in a drama group activity. It’s also a fun Shakespearean language exercise for an English or literacy class. The plays covered are Hamlet, Macbeth, […]

HCF LCM worksheet resources

HCF LCM worksheet – Free KS3 maths worksheet and cards HCF LCM worksheet This KS3 HCF LCM maths worksheet is ideal for homework or classwork. As the name suggests, it focuses on highest common factor and lowest common multiple. The objective is simply to be able to find the HCF and LCM of a pair of numbers. The worksheet covers factors and multiples and some […]

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