Blogs

07-03-2019

It's the Book, Not the Look

What is World Book Day supposed to be? Is it a chance to dress up or is it a chance to encourage children to read and love books?

by Amy Knight

06-03-2019

#MakerED Series- Episode IV- Kitronik

Episode 4 of Caroline Keep's vlog series on #MakerEd. This week she talks with Dave from Kitronik.

by Caroline Keep

06-03-2019

Parliament debates ‘increasing funding in schools’

You may have watched Parliament debate ‘Increasing Funding in Schools’ recently. Damien Challenger blogs on the situation and how Nexus Education are trying to help with their £1,000 NeXworking donations.

by Damien Challenger

05-03-2019

Awesome Inference Activities & an Introduction to WAGOLL Teaching

Inference is not just an important reading skill; it is a vital tool across the curriculum.

by Ben Cooper

04-03-2019

Fostering Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Strategies

We are preparing our students for jobs which perhaps don't exist yet. We need to teach them how to adapt and not simply learn by memorisation.

by Janelle McLaughlin

01-03-2019

5 Top Tips for NQTs and RQTs

5 top tips to remind you to enjoy teaching but also to switch off at the end of the day.

by Simon Hunt

28-02-2019

Why Do I Still Teach?

'Miss History' was dreading her alarm until she put her name down to help on a ski trip and was reminded why she teaches. She argues that much more effort should be put towards teacher retention.

by Miss History

28-02-2019

British Science Week: Free 'Spectacular Science Resources'

A new campaign to engage children with practical science is being launched to UK primary schools in time for British Science Week - 8th to 17th March.

by Damien Challenger

27-02-2019

Reel Them In – Do lesson hooks still have a place in teaching?

How do you grab your class' attention? Hooks and 'gimmicks' can do this but are they always for the best?

by Karenina Mackay

26-02-2019

Six Parenting Tips: When Your Child is Disruptive in Class

Are you a parent yourself and get 'that call' or are you a teacher trying to manage difficult behaviour alongside their parents? Sue Atkins has some top tips.

by Sue Atkins

25-02-2019

Tools to Help Students Create and Innovate

Want to encourage your students to be more creative? Janelle McLaughlin gives some examples of new ways for children to express themselves.

by Janelle McLaughlin

20-02-2019

Why Don’t We Print Everything On Yellow Paper?

Are we catering to the needs of our class? Is there something different we can do to help our students achieve more?

by Karenina Mackay

19-02-2019

There’s no ‘Quick Fix’…

“Many streets in urban Britain are thick with warm flowers and cold blood”-Mary Riddell from The Daily Telegraph How can we support the most vulnerable children?

by Sue Atkins

18-02-2019

Why Explorify?

Ben Thwaites from Swalecliffe Community Primary School shares why he uses Explorify.

by Explorify

15-02-2019

Have Other Teachers Felt Like This But Dare Not Say It?

Ever felt like giving up? Do you find it hard to talk to people? You are not alone!

by Behind The Smile

13-02-2019

EdVenture Vlog Series- Part III

Jade Parkinson-Hill, founder of STEAM School, with the final part of her 'EdVenture' series. She shares how going from side-line to income is a 'journey' alongside more handy tips.

by Jade Parkinson-Hill

12-02-2019

Tips for Improving Parental Engagement

In this great blog Sue Atkins talks about the many ways that you can engage parents in a positive manner through using various means of Parental Engagement.

by Sue Atkins

11-02-2019

Never Mind what Happened to the Cat – Did the Curriculum Kill Curiosity?

Children can be the most curious of creatures but how do we keep their curiosity going? How do we get them excited to ask questions and enjoy learning?

by Explorify

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#MakerED Series- Episode IV- Kitronik

Parliament debates ‘increasing funding in schools’

Awesome Inference Activities & an Introduction to WAGOLL Teaching

Fostering Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Strategies

5 Top Tips for NQTs and RQTs

Why Do I Still Teach?

British Science Week: Free 'Spectacular Science Resources'

Reel Them In – Do lesson hooks still have a place in teaching?

Six Parenting Tips: When Your Child is Disruptive in Class

Tools to Help Students Create and Innovate

Why Don’t We Print Everything On Yellow Paper?

There’s no ‘Quick Fix’…

Why Explorify?

Have Other Teachers Felt Like This But Dare Not Say It?

EdVenture Vlog Series- Part III

Tips for Improving Parental Engagement

Never Mind what Happened to the Cat – Did the Curriculum Kill Curiosity?

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It's the Book, Not the Look

#MakerED Series- Episode IV- Kitronik

Parliament debates ‘increasing funding in schools’​

Awesome Inference Activities & an Introduction to WAGOLL Teaching

Fostering Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Strategies

5 Top Tips for NQTs and RQTs

Why Do I Still Teach?

British Science Week: Free 'Spectacular Science Resources'

Reel Them In – Do lesson hooks still have a place in teaching?

Six Parenting Tips: When Your Child is Disruptive in Class

Tools to Help Students Create and Innovate

Why Don’t We Print Everything On Yellow Paper?

There’s no ‘Quick Fix’…

Why Explorify?

Have Other Teachers Felt Like This But Dare Not Say It?

EdVenture Vlog Series- Part III

Tips for Improving Parental Engagement

Never Mind what Happened to the Cat – Did the Curriculum Kill Curiosity?

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Parliament debates ‘increasing funding in schools’