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Secondaryby Elaine McNally

My colleague, the computer – Could ChatGPT do some of your work for you? ChatGPT could expand your teaching possibilities at a stroke – so long as it's marshalled effectively, notes Elaine McNally...

Division questions – KS3 maths worksheet with answers

SecondaryMathsby Peter Mattock

Division questions – KS3 maths worksheet with answers We’ve designed question 1 on this division questions worksheet so that pupils to focus on non-written methods of division. They will need to use knowledge of multiplicative relationships and powers of 10. Question 2 on our division worksheets requires some more formal methodology. We’ve set problems in context in Q3. All of the sub-questions in […]

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Secondaryby Martin Robinson

Curriculum design – Why it can and should be a team effort What does it take to successfully involve both teachers and leaders in the process of curriculum design? Martin Robinson has some ideas...

World Book Day activities primary resource pack

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

World Book Day activities – Story Express primary resource pack Celebrate books and reading in your classroom Plan this year’s World Book Day activities with this exciting whole-school resource pack. It’s packed with inspiring ideas – perfect for use in primary schools. There are separate World Book Day ideas for KS1 children and KS2 children. Pick which best suits your class from this handy pack. […]

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PrimarySecondarySENCo ... by Debby Elley

Classroom behaviour – Why banning ‘fidget toys’ can do more harm than good Debby Elley explains why classroom bans on fidget items can sometimes prevent students from making important progress

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Arbolar Centre Taking your students on school trips to Spain is a great way to immerse them in the Spanish language and show them a different part of the world. It offers you a number of unique outdoor learning opportunities that can enhance pupils’ education and improve the effectiveness of your lessons. There is an abundance of […]

Primaryby Nick Hart

Making a difference in schools – a five-part framework for success ‘Having an impact’ might seem like a nebulous concept, but by following these five steps, you can really make a difference to your pupils

PrimaryGeographyby Teachwire

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 […]

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Secondaryby Adam Riches

Setting challenge – How tough is ‘too tough’ for your students? Adam Riches hones in on the essential considerations when presenting your class with an appropriate level of challenge

Secondaryby Femi Adeniran

Classroom engagement – What to do about the ‘seven silent students’ The 'seven silent students' will typically behave well and pay attention, but never speak up – so what can you do to elicit more responses from them?

PrimarySecondaryEnglish ... by Teachwire

Learning resources – 40+ ways to help pupils succeed this year Whether you're looking for primary resources, school supplies, educational toys or teacher resources, this bumper round-up of innovative products and services will help you save time and boost learning...

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Poetry competitions for primary – Get pupils excited about writing again After a tough few years, we’ve seen a decrease in literacy attainment and children’s writing enjoyment has hit a low point. What better way to get pupils excited about writing again than penning a poem about something that inspires them? “What better way to get pupils excited about writing again than penning a poem about […]

PrimaryGeographyby Anthony Barlow

Map skills – free geography tools, and how to get the best out of them What’s your favourite journey? Delve into spatial representations and diverse points of view, and gain essential map skills for free...

PrimarySecondaryPEby Leah Williamson

Leah Williamson – What the England footballer learnt at school Arsenal and England defender Leah Williamson looks back on the efforts her school made to help her realise her footballing ambitions...

PrimaryEnglishby Adam Levick

Moderating writing – how to make sure you’re ready Grab your sticky notes and take a deep breath: here’s how to make the process work for you

ProgressTeaching

PrimarySecondaryAssessment ... by Teachwire

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 […]

by primary@artichokehq.com

Resources Download free activity packs, teaching resources, discussion notes and lesson plans for previous winners of the Teach Primary Book Awards

PrimarySENDby Alison Willett

SEND review green paper – an explainer How will the government’s enquiry into special educational needs and disabilities really affect primary schools?

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby primary@artichokehq.com

Why I Love… Discovery Education Health and Relationships Sarah Anyan, class teacher and PSHE subject leader, shares why Discovery Education Health and Relationships is her go-to-resource for primary RSHE About me Name: Sarah AnyanJob role: Year 4 teacher and PSHE subject leaderSchool: Iveson Primary in Leeds How did you discover the programme? When the new RSHE curriculum was launched, we started looking for […]

Primaryby primary@artichokehq.com

An easy way for teaching staff to earn extra money in the holidays For teaching staff the school holidays are a very welcome and needed break after a busy term of teaching, class preparations and pastoral care for the children they teach. With several weeks break in the summer, once the oh-so-necessary relaxation, recovery and holiday trip has been enjoyed, and updating lesson plans ticked off the list… […]

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby Vicki Manning

Staff wellbeing ideas teachers – Why I cancelled a staff meeting The reality of true wellbeing is that it's different for all of us, says Vicki Manning...

SecondaryCitizenshipEnglish ... by Step into the NHS

KS4 career resources from the NHS Inspire your students and help them Step into the NHS this term, with free cross-curricular linked resources for Key Stage 4. The resources span five topic areas and develop key skills to prepare students for the world of work and help them discover the range of careers available in the NHS. Designed with accessibility in […]

Roald Dahl Books Ultimate Primary Resource Collection

PrimaryArt & DesignEnglish ... by Teachwire

Roald Dahl Books Ultimate Primary Resource Pack Roald Dahl books are a staple of many primary classrooms. In this bumper resource pack you’ll find lesson plans for KS2 English, PSHE resources based on the BFG, KS1 lesson plans, art projects, Roald Dahl assembly resources for Roald Dahl Day and much more, all inspired by Dahl’s scrumdiddlyumptious stories.

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby primary@artichokehq.com

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 […]

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby primary@artichokehq.com

Support KS2 children to talk about mental health with Melva Melva is a fun, accessible creative digital intervention, supporting KS2 children to talk openly about – and better understand – their mental health, emotional development and wellbeing. It consists of an online portal with an episodic film with wrap around activities, lesson plans and resources, plus a choose-your-own-adventure digital game with an interactive activity booklet, […]

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