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Scatter graphs worksheet

Scatter graphs worksheet – KS3 PowerPoint and worksheet This free PowerPoint and worksheet cover plotting scatter graphs, identifying correlations and using lines of best fit. We use scatter graphs to represent two linked pieces of data. Once plotted, you can more easily find patterns and make estimates from it. Scatter graphs worksheet The scatter graphs worksheet contains six scatter graphs to have a […]

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National Consortium for Languages Education

How NCLE uses Principled Practice to support languages teaching < Bernardette Holmes MBE, Director, National Consortium for Languages Education (NCLE, at UCL IOE) Honorary Professor Dr Judith Rifeser, Associate Professor in Education; Director of Strategic Learning Futures (NCLE, at UCL IOE) > As the National Consortium for Languages Education (NCLE) – the DfE’s flagship programme for languages – prepares to launch its free, innovative, […]

Estimation KS3 lesson plan

Estimation KS3 – Convert one million pounds into coins Money can provide a powerful opportunity for KS3 estimation problems in which learners gain a sense of scale… A million pounds sounds like a lot of cash, but exactly how much is it really? Converting a vague notion of ‘wealth’ or ‘riches’ into actual pound coins can be an extremely useful and engaging way of […]

Proportional reasoning lesson plan

Proportional reasoning – Calculating voucher discounts KS3 lesson In this proportional reasoning lesson, students consider pairs of alternative discount vouchers in a restaurant and reason about which one will save them more money. This involves comparing percentage reductions when the total bill is of different sizes, and the answer depends on how much money is being spent. There are opportunities to consolidate understanding […]

Periodic table for KS3 and KS4

Periodic table for KS3 and KS4 – Print in colour or black and white This resource provides two high-quality printable images of the Periodic Table of Elements for KS3 and KS4. There are two versions to suit different teaching needs: one with clearly defined coloured groupings and another without any colour coding. The coloured version is perfect for helping students visually distinguish between element groups, such as alkali metals, […]

Extinction KS3 lesson plan

Extinction KS3 – What is extinction and why does it matter? Dr Joanna Rhodes shares a selection of engaging KS3 activities to help learners understand how extinction happens – and why it matters… Based on current rates, the earth could be moving towards a mass extinction. Species are disappearing every day at a rate not measured in the geological record since the end of the dinosaurs. […]

Happy children wearing school uniform

School uniform – How schools get it right and wrong We weigh up the pros and cons of school uniforms, from purportedly promoting equality and focus, to the financial burden on parents...

Scary adjectives list

Scary adjectives – Spine-tingling setting adjectives word bank Enhance your pupils’ descriptive writing skills with this scary adjectives PDF resource. Designed for teachers, this versatile word mat is perfect for helping children craft chilling and atmospheric settings that elevate their creative writing. The resource is packed with an extensive list of carefully selected scary adjectives. It’s ideal for expanding vocabulary and inspiring pupils […]

Political art ideas

Political art – Encourage students to be political in their work Encourage students to be political in their art and fight inequality, promote clean living or explore diversity with this ideas from Emma Delpech… This lesson plan encourages students to explore the world around them: their philosophies and belief systems. Art gives us all a voice and a platform (galleries, virtual, street art) to express these […]

Inspirational posters about the Paralympics

Inspirational posters – Quotes from Paralympic Games athetes Inspire your pupils with free downloadable inspirational posters featuring Paralympic athletes and memorable quotes about their sporting careers. The Paralympic Games has broken down barriers and changed perceptions of people with disabilities. The athletes’ stories of determination and perseverance strike a chord with many. Inspirational posters This download contains eight inspiration posters to print off […]

Area and perimeter games

Area and perimeter games – Maths activity for KS2 / KS3 This resource contains three area and perimeter games to play in your classroom. Always, sometimes, never game Cut out these cards and sort them into statements that you think are always true, sometimes true and never true. If you think sometimes, then explain when it is and when it isn’t true. If you think always […]

Ambitious vocabulary KS3 lesson plan

Ambitious vocabulary KS3 – Lexicon-stretching activities Encourage KS3 students to use more ambitious vocabulary in their written work with these lexicon-stretching activities suggested by Charlotte Hawker… How can you improve the breadth of vocabulary that your students have at their disposal, in order to enhance their writing? How can you ensure that learners are fully engaged in the process of self-consciously […]

Othello analysis resource

Othello analysis – Detailed KS3 course reader This Othello analysis resource will guide your students through Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy. Packed with scene summary templates, character maps and analysis prompts, it provides everything you need to make this complex play accessible and engaging for KS3 students. One of the standout features of this resource is its detailed act and scene summary templates. These […]

MFL Christmas activities PowerPoint

MFL Christmas activities – Fun festive PowerPoint As the countdown to the Christmas holidays begins, why not sprinkle some festive cheer into your lessons with this free MFL Christmas activities PowerPoint? It’s packed with engaging activities to keep students entertained and learning right up until the end of term. Whether you’re looking for class-based tasks or homework ideas, this versatile resource is […]

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Supply teaching – Benefits and how to make it work for you Thinking about supply teaching? This guide covers everything from key considerations and FAQs to the benefits of the role...

Lord of the Flies chapter summaries

Lord of the Flies chapter summaries – Detailed KS3 resource This Lord of the Flies chapter summaries course reader is an invaluable resource specifically designed for KS3 teachers. It provides comprehensive support for teaching William Golding’s classic novel to younger secondary students. With features like vocabulary aids, comprehension exercises and discussion prompts, this resource will save you time. It will also encourage thoughtful discussion and […]

Hamlet summary resource

Hamlet summary – Short plot outline, characters, themes & setting This Hamlet summary mini-pack contains an outline explaining the story of Hamlet, plus information about the play’s main characters, major themes and setting. It’s a great reference pack for teachers and students. There’s also a narrative poem called Hamlet Rap included. This tells the whole story of Hamlet in 14 verses. Hamlet summary Shakespeare set […]

How to learn lines resource pack

How to learn lines – Bumper pack of methods and strategies It can be tricky to know how best to learn lines for a performance. There are a number of methods that you can use to help those lines to get into your head and stay there. This resource pack, all about how to learn lines, collates lots of different methods. These will – hopefully – […]

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...

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