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PrimarySecondaryby Teachwire

Racism in schools – Resources, case studies and advice If you need practical tools and advice on addressing racism in the classroom, we’ve put together a list of helpful resources and strategies...

Racism KS1 lesson plan

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby Emily Azouelos

Racism KS1 – Exploring anti-racism with a picture book This racism KS1 lesson plan introduces the topic of racism to students through the picture book Mixed by Arree Chung. The lesson uses drama techniques and art to explore this big and multi-layered topic. It offers opportunities to discuss and develop understanding of race and inclusivity. Children will think about how others feel when we […]

SecondaryCitizenshipby The Day

News Articles For Teaching Racism – Class/Homework Resource for KS3 and KS4 David Cameron has announced a review into racism in the British justice system and attacked universities’ record on accepting applicants from non-white backgrounds. This collection of articles — covering issues raised in the USA, the UK and beyond — explores what racism is, how far it remains a problem today, how it is caused and […]

Waving hand in ocean, representing struggling early career teachers

PrimarySecondaryby Teachwire

Early career teachers – Advice for ECTs and those leading them Whether you're leading ECTs or are one yourself, these experts have got spot-on advice for you...

Cartoon illustration of figure holding up shield to protect himself from a volley of arrows, representing safeguarding in schools

SecondaryHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

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...

Collage of children's and YA LGBT books

PrimarySecondaryEnglish ... by Teachwire

LGBT books – Best children’s and YA stories for schools Make sure your library shelves are as inclusive as you’d like your school to be, with these empowering and empathetic reads...

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PrimarySecondaryHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

Diversity in schools – Resources & ideas for creating inclusivity Explore diversity in schools with these practical insights into selecting inclusive texts, fostering a teaching staff that mirrors the varied backgrounds of your students and more…

Black History Month activities

PrimarySecondaryHistoryby Teachwire

Black History Month activities – Best 2024 resources for KS2 / KS3 Celebrate Black History Month in October with these lessons, assemblies, recommended movies and more...

Windrush Child classroom resources for KS2

PrimaryEnglishby Teachwire

Windrush Child – Classroom resources for KS2 These KS2 educational resources explore the novel Windrush Child by the late Benjamin Zephaniah. The book explores themes of identity, belonging and resilience. Main character Leonard has to navigate the challenges of growing up in a society that often treats him as an outsider. Windrush Child Writing Root This download contains a stand-alone lesson plan from Literacy Tree’s […]

History curriculum knowledge audit tool

SecondaryHistoryby Gemma Hargraves

History curriculum – Knowledge audit tool Download this audit tool to identify gaps and areas for development in your history curriculum. There are two spider diagrams with suggested history themes and topic areas. These will help you self-assess your existing knowledge in the context of curriculum development. You can self-judge your level of knowledge depending on your academic qualifications or other […]

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PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

Friendship activities – Games and advice for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 Some children need more help with friendships than others. These friendship activities and pearls of wisdom will help pupils connect with their peers and navigate social situations more effectively...

RE curriculum resources

Primaryby Teachwire

RE curriculum – Example KS1/2 curriculum and curriculum map This RE curriculum and curriculum map example from Hethersett CEVE Primary School, created by Matthew Lane, aims to enable children to: The RE curriculum is centred on the study of Christianity with links then made outwards to other faiths and worldviews. To create commonality between Key Stages and Year Groups there are Golden Threads that […]

Recommended books for Empathy Day 2024

PrimarySecondaryHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

Empathy Day 2024 – Best activities, books and curriculum ideas Celebrate Empathy Day this June with these brilliant resources and ideas from fellow teachers...

SecondaryHistoryby Aneira Roose-McClew

Teaching the British Empire – Why students deserve more than an incomplete history Aneira Roose-McClew makes the case for why students ought to receive a full, frank and honest education on Britain’s imperial history...

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Primaryby The Undercover Teacher

Parent communication – WhatsApp groups have gotten out of hand Introducing pupils to the basics of online etiquette is all very well... but won’t someone please think of the parents?

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Secondaryby Natasha Devon MBE

Phone addiction – Teach students how to self-regulate screen time What will it take for young people to learn self-regulation when it comes to their online activities? Natasha Devon shares her thoughts…

by Teachwire

Black Lives Matter: Health, Education and Leadership Racism manifests itself in many ways, from tokenistic statements of solidarity to health disparities, inequitable educational outcomes, and a lack of representation of Black people in leadership roles. This year’s theme focuses on the interplay of physical/mental health, education, and leadership on the lived experiences of Black people. The underlying theme of this conference is […]

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PrimaryEnglishHistoryby Teachwire

Best WW2 books – Top picks to use in your classroom Whether you want action-packed fiction, revealing biographies or inciteful non-fiction there are numerous great reads to start a discussion on WWII in the classroom...

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Secondaryby Kevin Rooney

Behaviour management – Let’s stop taking sides and restore teachers’ authority Proponents of ‘Warm-Strict' and ‘Trauma-Informed’ behavioural approaches continue to miss the real problem – teachers’ lack of authority...

SecondaryCitizenshipby John Lawson

Teaching the truth – Why facts and honesty aren’t always appreciated in the classroom One might think that maintaining fidelity to the truth and facts is an inalienable part of teaching that trumps all else – but alas, things aren’t always so straightforward...

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Secondaryby Kamal Hanif OBE

Trojan Horse affair – “Lies and conspiracies set schools back at least 10 years” Kamal Hanif reflects on his experiences as a school leader on the front lines at the time of the Trojan Horse affair

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...

PrimaryHealth & Wellbeingby Teachwire

From stage to screen with Kids Active Theatre Company Let’s start the conversation Kids Active Theatre Company produces factual plays that focus on social issues such as illness, bullying, and racism that are aimed at children and young adults to get discussions started. Through visual arts we can reach out to young minds and help process thoughts and insecurities. Mental health support at a […]

Secondaryby Jakob Werdelin and Drew Howard

Interdependent interactions – How teachers can benefit from Cooperative Learning What if you could foster interactions among your students that mutually imparted key knowledge and skills? Jakob Werdelin and Drew Howard explain how you can via Cooperative Learning...

SecondaryEnglishby Djamila Boothman

“Illuminate the possibilities” – The case for a more diverse GCSE English curriculum The journey towards developing empathy as an adult begins at school, writes Djamila Boothman – so why is the GCSE English curriculum still so narrow?

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