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Teacher flown to Switzerland for classroom inspiration

An East London teacher will be flying to Switzerland in the New Year, after winning a science and nutrition competition […]

by Mike Reardon

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Flipped Learning: Pause, Rewind your teacher.

Have you ever thought about a world without the ability to learn instantly? This is evident in our everyday lives […]

by Christopher Waterworth

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The problem with STEM… or is it STEAM? – Getting to the root of subject specifics

Coming from the North West, we give them the proper name of Barm cakes. Try asking for this in London though […]

by James Massey

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Learning in a Digital Landscape

I went home a few summers ago, to write a rationale for why we should use ICT in our new […]

by Laurence Boulter

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Why we are teachers

You plan lessons, manage behaviour and other times feel like you’re forcing kids to learn who have no motivation and […]

by Nuzha Ramankhan

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Primary schools gather at national wellbeing event

Teachers from primary schools across the UK joined science, nutrition and health experts at a national pupil wellbeing summit in […]

by Mike Reardon

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5 key things schools need to know about GDPR

GDPR imposes new data protection demands on schools. Schools must review procedures, audit data, appoint DPOs, and ensure compliance.

by Melanie Hurley

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Working Smarter in Schools to Improve Productivity

I look at eeZeeTrip and how it can help your school improve productivity.

by Damien Challenger

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How to get lesson off to a flying start

Miss Evans talks about how to start lessons with "do now" activities and develop a routine to minimise classroom disruption, introduce flipped learning and increase pupil engagement.

by Miss Evans

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Overwork won’t just kill you; it will kill your students’ chances too.

Renowned blogger, School Governor and all round Education guru, Ian Grove-Stephensen, from Yacapaca, demonstartes the relationship between working hours and productivity.

by Ian Grove-Stephensen

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'Food For Thought’ to inspire pupil health and wellbeing

Primary school teachers from across the UK are being encouraged to join science, nutrition and health experts at a special […]

by Mike Reardon

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The role of a SENCO

In this Vlog, Emma Jackson talks about the role of a SENCO in the classroom and your impact on pupils lives in and out of school.

by Emma Jackson

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Is it time we stopped running league tables? – Chris Hook

Chris Hook discusses if it is time we should stop running league tables and start giving our students the right education as individuals?

by Chris Hook

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Reggie Yates surprises students with the Ultimate STEM lesson

Reggie Yates joined students of Bredon Hill Academy in Worcestershire as it was revealed they would be taking part in the Ultimate STEM Lesson.

by Mike Reardon

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Teacher Recruitment and Retention (plus a whole lot more)

Chris Hook discusses retention and recruitment issues in schools and how these can be solved.

by Chris Hook

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Top tips for behaviour management – Miss Mair Pritchard

KS1 teacher, Miss Pritchard, shares her top tips and tricks for behaviour management in the classroom.

by Mair Pritchard

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