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Modern Internet Safety

What Parents Need to Know in 2021. Neve, the chief editor at WeTheParents, writes about the risk to children online. Children can know more than their parents but we should educate ourselves.

by Neve Spicer

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Livestream of the Perseverance Rover’s Landing

Discovery Education and NASA will invite students worldwide to join the exploration of Mars with a special livestream of the Perseverance rover’s landing.

by Rhiannon Challenger

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5 Wellbeing Warmups For Remote Teaching

It's Children's Mental Health Week and never has wellbeing been more important. Lynn How has compiled a week's worth of quick and easy activities that can fit into your day.

by Lynn How

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WIN CPD books

Want to add to your CPD library? Nexus Education has a copy of A School Without Sanctions and a copy of Literacy Beyond the Classroom to give away.

Perceptions of Parental Engagement are Changing

Perceptions of parental engagement are changing. The world has woken up to the idea that parental engagement in learning is critical to learning outcomes.

by Matt Koster-Marcon

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Samantha Scott Heathcote

A Guide to Choosing Your Child’s Primary School

Are you thinking about your child's primary school? There are so many questions and so much information out there, it can be impossible to know where to begin.

by Samantha Scott

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Leaders Leading Teachers or Teachers Teaching Leaders?

Learning is not linear- different students learn different things in different ways. Charlotte Marshall argues that teachers are able to accept and adapt to this but some leaders cannot.

by Charlotte Marshall

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Lockdown 3: remote but not distant

As news came of the third lockdown, teachers all over the country began to plan for remote learning again. Scott Booth shares his thoughts on how he's found it.

by Scott Booth

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Supporting Wellbeing in Early Years

When she was asked to work with Partnership for Children to create some wellbeing cards for Early Years, Jayne Carter began by looking into how kids are feeling at the moment.

by Jayne Carter

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5 Top Tips for Concerned Teachers

Carl Barton shares his top tips to help struggling and concerned teachers get through the most difficult of times.

by Carl Barton

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Is Growth Mindset Real?

Growth Mindset the term has been hanging around the world of education, business and sports for close to a decade now. Some people love it, others hate it. Liz Cronshaw looks into what's the real story around Growth Mindset.

by Liz Cronshaw

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Mark. Plan. Teach. 2.0

A fully updated edition of Ross Morrison McGill's, Mark. Plan. Teach. containing best practice, recent thinking and developments around marking and feedback.

NO COST TO ACCESS NEW RHE CURRICULUM RESOURCES

‘Health and Relationships’ programme helps teachers get ready for statutory RHE curriculum changes and supports blended learning

The Kindness of Youth: Coping with a Teacher with Cancer

Pupils are often stereotyped as being rude, uncaring, and self-important but ThebigCteacher experienced the opposite when they broke the news to their school that they had advanced cancer.

by ThebigCteacher

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Weaving Creativity Into All Lessons

Ben from WAGOLL teaching shares how you can encourage your pupils to be creative in all subjects. He promotes a classroom where no idea is silly.

by Ben Cooper

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5 Top Tips for Concerned Students

Carl Barton shares his top tips to help struggling and concerned students. He shows you how you can help them achieve their dreams.

by Carl Barton

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How using a scheme of work lets teachers teach!

Robert Pokorny explains why he thinks that using a scheme of work can actually release a teacher’s creativity rather than shackle it.

by Robert Pokorny

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Support During School Closures – Free Online Lessons

At Nexus we are committed to helping our teaching community. We are therefore delighted to announce that we have partnered with RocketLearn to offer our schools free online lessons and work for children in Years 3-8.

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