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Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

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Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

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Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

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Year 6 leavers - Covid-safe transition activities and ideas It's been a chaotic year but Year 6 children still deserve the best ending to their primary journey

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BookTrust

Review – Bookbuzz by Booktrust An imaginative initiative that offers early KS3 children the chance to choose and own a book from a carefully curated selection It has to be the Holy Grail of the literary world – getting 11- to 13-year-olds into reading. Yet I don’t think the difficulty of doing so comes down to lack of choice. Enter […]

Hullabaloo!

Review – Hullabaloo! Primary Music Curriculum A comprehensive, fun and engaging music scheme that will hit the right notes with pupils and teachers alike… I’m not sure whether music was my first love – that might have been Thunderbird 2 – but it has always been close to my heart. I sang in the choir. I taught myself guitar and mercilessly […]

Pearson Schools and Colleges

Review – Maths mastery bundles A comprehensive collection of digital resources offering a whole-school solution for achieving maths mastery… We’ve heard a lot recently about our nation’s alleged ‘anti-maths mindset’. Perhaps, part of the problem is that it can take so much work for teachers to plan and prepare lessons. For some, there might also have been the issue of […]

edding

Review – edding EcoLine Highlighters Effective coloured highlighters with exceptional green credentials… There are ways to make your mark, some of them positive, others less so. Coloured highlighters, for example, have a proven track record in schools as tools for enhancing learning, typically as an aid to effective editing. Even so, many of us will share a nagging concern that, […]

Kapow Primary

Review – Kapow Primary geography scheme Impressive, updated learning resources, based on simplistic and proven pedagogical classroom approaches… Kapow Primary offers a wealth of incredible resources for primary-aged children, with a reputation for efficiency and effectiveness. The most recent revision of their geography offer shows the dedication of the company to continually move its platform and content forward. Learning and building […]

Kapow Primary

Review – Kapow Primary history scheme Find a wealth of specialist content to support and supplement high-quality history teaching across key stages… Kapow Primary history is the latest updated offer from the legends of resource creation. Boasting a plethora of content specifically designed to reduce workload and encourage pupil progress, Kapow Primary history is an exceptional addition to any school curriculum, […]

Oddizzi

Review – 2041 School resource pack The mission of Oddizzi is to put ‘geography back on the map’ in schools and bring the world to life and it does this with flair. One of the many fantastic resources it has on offer is devoted to the fragile continent of rock and snow, Antarctica. There’s a good reason why Oddizzi has produced these […]

Oxford University Press

Review – Oxford Smart Activate Oxford University Press has created something special here that’s going to have science teachers rejoicing. Oxford Smart Activate, part of the Oxford Smart Curriculum Service, blends curriculum, planning, learning and training into one well-rounded bundle, providing schools with a comprehensive resource science departments can use to refine their existing KS3 practice, or redevelop it from […]

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ProgressTeaching

Review – ProgressTeaching ProgressTeaching is founded on a simple concept: to improve teaching so that every school provides a great education. The basic ethos is built upon the idea that a school is only as good as the quality of its teaching. ProgressTeaching is designed with teacher improvement in mind and that is what makes it stand out […]

Five Minute Box

Review – Ten Minute Box A little suitcase that packs a punch for bite-size but effective literacy learning… If you are looking for a systematic and individualised intervention programme for maximising learning potential that can be used alongside any phonics scheme, then Ten Minute Box offers a structured and cumulative curriculum with multisensory support second to none. This adaptable and […]

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Collins

Review – Collins Happy Handwriting Help children master this essential skill, with all the resources you need ready-made… The digitally-savvy are always having a swipe at handwriting, bemoaning it as a redundant language skill. But it is still hugely relevant, and learning to write the specific English orthographic patterns plays a critical role in composition and the generation of creative […]

Discovery Education

Review – Discovery Education Health and Relationships Maintaining good health and relationships can be a hard enough challenge for many adults, so it would be no surprise if the prospect of teaching these topics to primary school children made you shudder. Luckily, there are resources available to ease that burden. If you are seeking a quality solution for your school, the Health […]

Jigsaw

Review – Jigsaw 3–11 Fifty per cent of mental health problems are established by the age of 14, which is why early intervention matters and primary schools play such a vital role in providing high-quality PSHE lessons. But PSHE provision in schools varies enormously and there can be a scattergun approach to resourcing it, which is why opting for […]

FFT

Review – Tutoring with the Lightning Squad After the events of the last two years, there is plenty of catching-up to do – especially in reading among vulnerable and disadvantaged pupils. Educational research shows the most effective solution for struggling readers is tutoring, either one-to-one or in small groups. One way to address this is via a highly motivating, peer-supported, interactive multimedia […]

Juniper Education

Review – Sonar Tracker It’s a bit weird, when you think about it. It’s been twenty years since the policy of Laptops for Teachers was introduced, bringing the promise of saving time and improving efficiency. Fast-forward to today, and what remains a prime cause of teacher dissatisfaction? That’s right, workload. Somehow, technology helped to generate even more work than it saved. […]

Phonic Books

Review – Moon Dog series from Phonic Books These days, perhaps more than ever in our history, literacy is essential. Therefore, it is vitally important that we should not let anyone who cannot read to some extent pass through our education system. Sadly, there are youngsters for whom time is running out. For whatever reason, they have not been able to acquire the […]

Oxford University Press

Review – Oxford National Curriculum Tests – Review An impressive collection of SATS-style papers with top-quality, tried and tested content… At a glance Paper-based SATs-style tests for maths, reading and grammar, punctuation and spelling from Y2 to Y6 Teacher’s Guides including mark schemes Supported by the MERiT online reporting tool for data analysis Developed by assessment experts Published in association with Testbase Tests […]

Oxford University Press

Review – KS3 History by Aaron Wilkes A new Fourth Edition of this stimulating and creative three-book series… Aaron Wilkes is a full-time head of history, and a talented writer. He knows how to relate content, questions and ideas, and his books ooze 100% engagement. New editions of his bestselling KS3 history course are now available and they don’t disappoint. I’ve been […]

Provision Map

Review – Provision Map A powerful web based information management tool designed for superhero SENCOs At a glance Who has it toughest in a school? The secretary? Caretaker? TA? EYFS teacher? Head? Well, every role in education has its own unique demands, but there is one that definitely has ‘challenge’ written into the job description: that of SENCO. This […]

Class Charts

Review – Class Charts BETT award-winning seating planner and behaviour management software… When used regularly and linked to current data, a seating plan is an intelligent classroom management tool to support teaching, learning and assessment. Most teachers will make their own, but it’s not an easy thing to do, and the resultant schemes aren’t always well-informed, well shuffled or […]

Whizz Pop Bang

Review – Whizz Pop Bang Magazine An award-winning monthly science magazine for children with accompanying downloadable lesson plans for Y2-6. According to a recent report from the Wellcome Trust, UK primary schools, on average, teach science for just one hour and 24 minutes a week. Only 42% of schools teach science for two or more hours a week. This is why […]

bksb

Review – bksb The UK’s leading eLearning platform for GCSE and Functional Skills in English, maths, science and ICT. At a glance State-of-the art fully hosted new online learning platform with interactive features Easy-to-use online assessments and learning resources New GCSE science content for physics, biology and chemistry In-depth tracking and detailed reports for insightful data Ideal for […]

No More Marking

Review – Assessing Primary Writing Time-saving standardised and nationally benchmarked writing assessment for Y1-6 from No More Marking. At a glance Summative assessments can be a pain in the neck, especially those based on the quality model, such as extended pieces of writing. Assessing creative and open-ended tasks can be complicated, time-consuming and sometimes feels pointless because there is too […]

The Week Junior

Review – The Week Junior Devoted to children aged 8-14, packed with fascinating stories and information, The Week Junior is a fabulous news and activity magazine that offers young readers a variety of interesting stories from here, there and everywhere. It’s a weekly publication that not only dazzles children with information and knowledge, but also entertains with engaging activities. The […]

Review – Reading Bug Club The UCL Institute of Education and the Pearson UK Research and Efficacy team conducted a longitudinal study to explore the impact and implementation of Bug Club in Key Stage 1. The findings were impressive, showing that pupils using Bug Club made 30 months of progress in 18 months. It found that children were especially excited […]

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