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Lindsay Cooper-Smith, director of inclusion at St Christopher’s Academy Trust, shares how her school’s inclusion base helps pupils with SEND access learning while remaining part of the wider school community… https://t.co/zgSAdeuvdc
Help pupils turn a business idea into a pitch with this free, four-session enterprise resource from National Schools Innovation Blueprint https://t.co/rQR77e3s5A
In this six-week KS2 music medium-term plan from Ben Connor you’ll use a piece of classic Christmas film music to explore rhythm and pitch… https://t.co/2A0FgT4v4c
Surely sometimes, a simple hug from a teacher is exactly what a kid needs?
In ep.16 of No Running in the Corridors, we explore whether, by keeping kids safe, we’ve lost sight of something important.
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Turn KS2 pupils into data detectives as they interrogate fictional health datasets and explore wellbeing with this free science lesson plan from Marc Bowen https://t.co/srIqGba4Jv
Get your KS1 class talking, thinking and performing with this free, ready-to-teach oracy pack, built around a poem by professional author Joshua Seigal… https://t.co/dZHvLnSkLn
Take learners into a spectacularly beautiful world with Dr Joanna Rhodes’ fascinating and creative crystallization KS3 lesson plan… https://t.co/Qe7r6egxwS
This negative space art lesson plan presents KS3 students with an apparently impossible task. It’s a brilliant way to get them thinking flexibly about the world around them… https://t.co/gF3qsjqwxP
How many times have you heard someone say you should never judge a book by its cover? Well, this KS3 book cover English lesson plan ignores this advice and does exactly that… https://t.co/bnOUh47WLN
Unpicking the workings of a numerical trick allows students to put their algebra skills to use in this free GCSE algebra lesson plan… https://t.co/MMCTWwWRgn
Help primary children appreciate why we celebrate #RemembranceDay with these activities, ideas, worksheets, lesson plans and more… https://t.co/WrsEfAZtcf
Our Get Spelling Sorted collection features games, revision toolkits, display materials and other creative ways to help children learn and master spelling patterns, rules and exceptions... https://t.co/F5RE5sK6hg
Use November to join in with #NonFictionNovember – an annual celebration of the power of non-fiction. This year's theme is ‘Reading is an Adventure’… https://t.co/8BuMSze4SG
It’s high time people with disabilities were embedded into history curriculums. Take up the challenge with these ideas for #DisabilityHistoryMonth… https://t.co/tEqh9o4BVl
Each of us has a role in preventing and tackling bullying in schools. Take a stand against bullying and support children’s individuality with these #AntiBullyingWeek resources and ideas… https://t.co/JOvxqzyyLX
We tell kids that hard work pays off, but talent, opportunity & circumstance all play a part too. How honest should we be about what it really takes to succeed?
Listen to ep.15 of No Running in the Corridors pod now!
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We tell kids that hard work pays off, but talent, opportunity & circumstance all play a part too. How honest should we be about what it really takes to succeed?
Listen to ep 15 of No Running in the Corridors podcast today!
Sponsored by @beatED
https://t.co/LkzECghKRk
🏎️ Why get involved with STEM Racing Secondary? Clare Crowley-Davies, D&T Teacher at St John’s College, Cardiff, shares her top 5 reasons with @teachwire 🙌
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It’s high time people with disabilities were embedded into history curriculums. Take up the challenge with these ideas for #DisabilityHistoryMonth next month… https://t.co/tEqh9o59KT