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View ArticleTackling Tricky Topics in PSHE
Teachers need to create a safe environment in which pupils can share their feelings, explore their values and attitudes, express their opinions and consider those of others without attracting negative...
View Article10 Ideas for Communicating History Understanding at KS1 & 2
History is a topic that can really capture the imagination of primary school pupils and there are a whole host of exciting ways to further their learning whilst enabling them to communicate what they...
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This post gives you an introduction to geocahcing and a range of ideas for how you can use it at school to engage and motivate your class. The post 10 Ideas for using Geochaching at School appeared...
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After the massive success of the Sue Cowley behaviour management videos we showed in a previous blog post, I thought it would be nice to give away a few more freebies from our video archive. This week...
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Middle leaders are often the unsung heroes in our schools. Taking on a phenomenal workload and ensuring the smooth running of individual departments and phases, they could be considered the glue that...
View Article8 Ideas for Teaching Outstanding Lessons in the Primary School
We’ve all got different ideas about exactly how to develop and deliver an outstanding lesson. The ideas we’ve outlined below are relatively straightforward and simple to apply and can act as a...
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Team teaching is one of those terms that you hear bandied around from time to time, but if you’ve not tried it then it can be hard to know quite why to bother and, if you do, how to make it an...
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