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Intent implementation impact poster

Intent implementation impact poster – Free download for schools This clear and concise intent implementation impact poster spells out what the three ‘I’s in the now-famous phrase stand for. Ofsted introduced the term in its new inspection framework in 2019. Since then, schools across the country have focused their efforts on making sure their curriculums are ‘deep dive’ friendly and ready when Ofsted comes […]

Times table grid

Times table grid – Free printable blank and completed 12×12 versions Times table grid download This free 12×12 times table grid download is easy to print out and distribute to pupils in maths lessons. Pupils can fill in the missing numbers on the blank version, strengthening their multiplication skills and fostering a deeper understanding of the relationships within times tables. Alternatively, the completed 12×12 times table […]

Teaching interview questions document

Teaching interview questions – 24 questions you should practise Are you preparing for an upcoming job interview in the education sector? We understand that it’s nerve-wracking to be in the spotlight, facing a barrage of teaching interview questions. However, being well-prepared is key to success. Take a minute to download this free PDF containing 24 common teacher interview questions. It’s a comprehensive document that […]

Wicked Active Learning

What your pupils will learn from a trip to see the award-winning ‘Wicked’ With themes of self-esteem, identity, prejudice, fake news, and friendship, the stage musical Wicked, at London’s Apollo Victoria Theatre, is inspired by L. Frank Baum’s classic story The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and has twice been voted ‘Best Theatre Production for Schools’ by teachers at the annual School Travel Awards. The production’s acclaimed cultural learning […]

Win a bundle of books from Usborne Win a bundle of books from Usborne, in support of Mental Health Awareness Week. From EYFS to KS3, this super prize bundle covers a wide range of topics to support your students and will provide a valuable resource for use in your classroom and library. The chosen books: Visit usborne.com/mentalhealth to explore Usborne’s full range […]

Denford

5 reasons to try… the Wazer desktop waterjet cutter 1. Cut (almost) any material There’s no other machine that cuts as wide a variety of materials as a waterjet cutter, so the Wazer brings an incredible amount of manufacturing freedom to schools. Capable of cutting everything from stone, glass, plastic, metal, carbon fibre, and composites to softer materials such as rubber and foam, the […]

ViewSonic

ViewSonic showcases cutting-edge EdTech at BETT 2023 The company took centre stage for three days to show educators and integrators alike its latest innovations across in-class, online, and hybrid learning... A leading global provider of visual solutions, ViewSonic, exhibited its cutting-edge EdTech solutions at March’s BETT Show 2023 (British Educational Training and Technology Show) in London. By implementing the Ecosystem as a […]

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Learning motivation – Why no student is ‘lazy’ Dr Devon Price tells Gordon Cairns why calling students ‘lazy’ isn’t just inaccurate, but likely to make motivation issues even worse...

End of year bingo card

Start or end of year bingo – Free download for schools Start or end of year bingo is a fun way to celebrate either the start or end of the academic year at your school. This activity provides an opportunity for both you and your pupils to unwind, relax and have some fun. After all, if you’re using this as an end of term activity, you’ve […]

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Classroom environments – Shape your learning space like a conductor If we want to see genuine engagement and learning taking place in the classroom, let’s start by reshaping the space itself, says Ed Carlin…

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Creative writing – What it takes to craft memorable characters Your KS3 students are more than capable of creating original, distinctive characters of their own and bringing them to life, says Martin Ferguson...

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Professional development – When should ECTs start thinking about CPD? Genevieve Bent considers the point at which ECTs should start specialising in the professional areas that interest them the most

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STEM – What students can learn at the point where science meets the arts Far from being opposites, the study of science and the practice of art can intertwine in fascinating and rewarding ways, writes Hannah Day…

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Leadership – How to support junior colleagues amid choppy waters Neil Jurd OBE offers his thoughts on how school leaders can remain calm and empathetic towards their junior colleagues when under intense pressure

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Professional development – Why teachers SHOULD NOT learn from ‘the best’ Colleagues who take all aspects of teaching in their stride might not necessarily be the best people to learn from, warns Colin Foster...

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Behaviour – What the army can teach schools about discipline George Andrews reflects on his experiences of applying lessons and methods first learned on the parade ground to the playground…

Halsbury Travel

10 things you should know before planning a school trip abroad Halsbury Travel’s Chris Stacey shares his advice on taking your group to the EU and beyond… The last few years have been… interesting for those of us working within the school travel industry, thanks in no small part to Brexit, followed swiftly by the Covid-19 pandemic. But as we come out the other side of […]

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Area and volume – What happens to the area of a disc when the disc is enlarged? Students can become confused when faced with linear, area and volume scale factors – but they don't have to be, says Colin Foster...

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Alternative provision – “It’s a support, not a sanction” With their local AP becoming increasingly less viable, headteacher Jake Capper and his colleagues took the step of creating their own...

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Safeguarding – Why implementing Prevent is a collective responsibility Consistently observing the Prevent duty can be onerous – which is why adopting a whole school approach is the best way of getting the job done

METZ Display

METZ K series displays promise benefits for the classroom METZ Display’s new K series is available now for schools in need of classroom display solutions. Ranging in size from 65 inches to 86 inches, the series’ products are ideally suited to interactive classroom applications. The result of a partnership between innovative global TV manufacturer Skyworth and German manufacturer Metz, the K series displays offer […]

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Parental engagement – 4 steps to getting everyone on the same page Justin Robbins and Karen Dempster set out four steps that could transform your school’s parental engagement for the better within a year

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Physical Education – How to foster the right kind of competitive spirit PE is unique for how it can encourage competition – but that impulse needs to be carefully harnessed towards positive ends...

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Religious Education – How should faith schools teach other religions? Andy Lewis considers how the study of other religions and worldviews can be sensitively and productively approached within faith schools

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Meet the author – Peter Lantos A pioneering neuroscientist and Holocaust survivor presents a child’s eye view of one of the darkest episodes in human history

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