Non-fiction is fabulous: encouraging reading across the curriculum

Enhance reading and learning across the curriculum with our selection of some of the best current non-fiction.

Successful pedagogy in maths in Key Stage Two

Our pedagogy resources permitted Key Stage two children to be active learners, deepen their understanding of maths and confidently use appropriate...

Puppets in education – ways to use them in the classroom

Puppets are a great way of injecting fun and learning in the classroom. They can tell stories, promote positive behaviour and help with teaching...

George Floyd: Will this be the generation for change?

This generation are using George Floyd as their catalyst, and their tenacity is forcing adults to pay attention and act.

Why we should include LGBTQ+ people in our primary curriculum

In this guest blog, Michael Gray explores recent debate around the discussion and inclusion of LGBTQ+ themes in primary school.

Section 28: Impact and legacy

Section 28 banning teachers from talking or teaching about homosexuality had a profound impact on schools and individuals. The consequences are still...

Proud to be part of something more

As an adult I make it my mission to improve representation. I know there is a child out there somewhere that is questioning their gender or sexuality.

Succeeding with reading

The importance of developing children’s early reading skills using high-quality teaching practices that enable children to practise, consolidate and...

Using the Key Stage 1 maths tests to support teacher assessment judgements

2022 Key Stage 1 (KS1) SATs paper questions that could provide evidence to inform teacher assessment judgements using the TAF statements.

New reading fluency guidance materials produced in collaboration with the Education Endowment Foundation

Two new tools designed to support practitioners in developing pupils’ reading fluency, created by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) in...