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“My Mum was Never Good at Maths”

‘My mum was never good at maths’ or ‘I’m not good at maths’ are statements people seem content to say […]

by Sammy White

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The Importance of Equal Opportunities in Schools

Debbie Woodliffe reiterates the need to teach inclusion and diversity from EYFS.

by Debbie Woodliffe

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Is signing into a multi-year contract for your MIS a good thing?

Is signing into a multi-year contract for your MIS a good thing? Sarah Finnemore talks us through her thoughts.

by Sarah Finnemore

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Barking up the Right Tree

Free resources and a backdrop that’s forever changing. Matt Harder writes about why he loves Forest School and the benefits […]

by Matt Harder

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Digital Citizenship

Teaching students how to be safe online and use sources responsibly is essential. Sammy White shares how she does it […]

by Sammy White

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Spotlight – Wildlife Kate

This week in ‘Spotlight’ on Teacher Hug Radio I talk to Kate MacRae or Wildlife Kate as she is better […]

by Nicola Arkinstall

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The Power of the Mobile Phone (outside the classroom)

Most secondary school and FE students have mobile phones. Sammy White considers the advantages mobiles can have in sharing answers […]

by Sammy White

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Making it to Christmas – my first term teaching

The evenings are getting darker and colder and Christmas is getting closer but how is your first term teaching going?

by Daniel Robertson

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WIN a set of Comprehension Ninja Fiction & Poetry Books

Thanks to Bloomsbury Education, Nexus Education has a set of Comprehension Ninja Fiction and Poetry Books by Andrew Jennings (@VocabularyNinja) & Adam Bushnell (@authoradam) to […]

Catering for Every Pupil’s Needs

One size never fits all when it comes to catering provisions within a school. Allergies, intolerances, and personal or religious […]

by Emily Stuart

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Bringing The Classroom To The Great Outdoors

OUTDOOR CLASSROOM DAY To celebrate Outdoor Classroom Day on November 4th, Percussion Play is highlighting the benefits of outdoor music for students. […]

The Digital Divide and My Students

The digital divide has been a talking point for years now but has anything changed?Sammy White shares the obstacles her […]

by Sammy White

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Feeling A Bit Stagnant?

Although there may not be an opportunity for a promotion at the moment, Orla Carlin writes about how you can always be prepared for when one comes up.

by Orla Carlin

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Liverpool School Wins Free £10K Playground from Playforce

One lucky school in Liverpool has won a free playground worth £10,000 courtesy of the UK’s leading playground company, Playforce. […]

Succeeding As An English Teacher

BLOGS, NEWS The ultimate guide to teaching secondary English The ultimate guide to teaching English in a secondary school, this book […]

3 Quick and Interesting Ways Nursery Rhymes Support Infant Cognitive Development

We all love a rhyme and a sing-along tune, but did you know World Nursery Rhyme Week 2021 is coming […]

by Debbie Woodliffe

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From Techno-snore to Techno-score

My Journey into the World of EdTech Kat Cauchi never really had an interest in STEAM when she was younger […]

by Kat Cauchi

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The Walk: New Digital Resources Teach Children About Refugees

The Walk With Amal: Discovery Education Partners With Good Chance Theatre To Teach Children About Refugees ‘Little Amal’ – a […]

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