This free Romeo and Juliet GCSE PowerPoint file is a complete unit of work, including lessons, resources, key themes, characters and context…

Use these free probability worksheets and PowerPoint to cover describing probability, the probability scale, how we calculate probability and the probability of certain events…

Could a lesson plan featuring zombies help your learners become better writers, readers and speakers?

We always start a journey by identifying the destination first and then planning the best route. Why should planning for learning be any different? It shouldn’t. This free lesson plan template will help you with backward lesson planning…

In this KS3 maths lesson, students will make a child’s shape sorter toy to help them understand 3D shapes…

These free resources give GCSE history teachers an engaging and structured way to introduce students to the complexities of the American West...

Using SPaG inaccuracies that students come across on a daily basis can be wonderful inspiration for developing their explanation skills and, ultimately, their understanding….

For exam success, students need to know how to employ structure for effect in their creative writing. This lesson will help you teach just that…

Are your students more intelligent than a piece of paper? Find out – and get them excited about robotics – with Dr Joanna Rhodes’ brilliant science lesson suggestions…

By participating in this debate lesson plan about vaccines, students will develop skills in research, arguing and empathy…

Inspire students to engage with new research about a topic that’s extremely relevant for teens – the science of sleep – with this free KS3 science lesson plan from Dr Joanna Rhodes…

Craft 15-second 'mini-speeches' with this free GCSE English speech lesson plan…

Want teens to read? Letting them know which books certain authorities don’t want them to see might be a good place to start. #BannedBooksWeek is a brilliant way to spark discussions with your students about censorship and why some stories get silenced…

🚀 Explore the galaxy from the comfort of your classroom with these simple ideas for #WorldSpaceWeek (4-10 Oct)…

Help students understand that computers are only one part of the problem-solving process with this free 'sorting hat' computational thinking lesson plan…

Get ready to embrace #ADHDAwarenessMonth in October by exploring these practical resources and techniques to better understand and support students with ADHD in your classroom…

Macbeth themes – Classroom activities with free resources | via @meerachudasama.bsky.social

Why and how to embed appreciative inquiry in your school | via Professor Geoff Baker and Craig Lomas

What your school’s seclusion and restraint policies may be inadvertently teaching students about their sense of self-worth… | via Emily Spring

Raise awareness of dyslexia in schools, support students and learn how to spot signs early with these resources, activities and helpful advice articles for #DyslexiaAwarenessWeek in October…

Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth in October with these lessons, assemblies, recommended movies and more, plus we've got advice for avoiding the 'siloing' effect of BHM…

We take a closer look at an ambitious survey of pupil attitudes that seeks to pinpoint when and how pupils start to disengage with school from Y7 onwards…

Why the underlying reasons for low staff morale in schools extend far beyond the restorative powers of pizza and playlists… | via Ed Carlin

When assessing teacher performance, are we better off evaluating the practice that suits them, rather than comparing them to a prescribed standard that could be holding them back? | via Aaron Swan

Get students moving on #NationalFitnessDay and put them on a healthy and active path for life with these ideas…

Do coloured overlays really work for dyslexia? Here's an article I wrote for @teachsecondary.bsky.social @teachseced.bsky.social www.teachwire.net/news/dyslexi... #dyslexia #workingmemory #colouredoverlays #highqualityteaching

How to support autistic students’ transition into adulthood | via Stephanie Smith

Start September with behaviour standards high and carry them on throughout the year with some of the best advice for KS3 and KS4…

We explore what options are available if you want to transition from traditional classroom teaching to becoming a tutor… www.teachwire.net/news/become-...

This free, in-depth GCSE revision guide for The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson is full of differentiated activities, quotes, themes, symbolism and context analysis…

This series of cross-curricular lessons looks at stories of migration and data. The download includes four lessons and accompanying resources. After examining the migration data, students will present their findings via infographic posters…

Celebrate linguistic diversity and promote language learning with these ideas for #EuropeanDayOfLanguages in September…

🎉 Delighted to share that Smart Revise is a finalist in the Teach Secondary Awards 2025 (Curriculum Improvement category)! Winners announced 10th Nov – fingers crossed 🤞 #teachAwards #TeachAwards2025 #SmartRevise #EdTech #craigndave @teachsecondary.bsky.social

Shed students’ shyness, and your own, when discussing sex and relationships by using these great videos, lesson plans and tips for #SexualHealthWeek in September…

Do dyslexia overlays really work? | via Louise Selby

🏆 Teach Awards: Shortlists Announced! 🏆 Finding the best resources can be overwhelming for busy teachers. That’s where our #TeachAwards make a difference. Each year, we review 100s of entries to highlight the tools most worth your time...

Start September with behaviour standards high and carry them on throughout the year with some of the best advice for KS3 and KS4…

As students spend more of their lives online, schools play a vital role in helping them navigate risks, build resilience and develop healthier digital habits… | via Roisin McEvoy

Young people are losing touch with nature – but poetry can help them reconnect, reflect and care more deeply about the world around them… | via Dr Jessica De Waal

Students are often unsure why angles in the same segment of a circle have to be equal. @colinfoster77.bsky.social explains how to make it clear…

If your Y7s are struggling when presented with the secondary maths curriculum, it may be a lack of foundational skills that’s letting them down… | via Paul Jenkins @hfleducation.bsky.social

If you’re a #teacher and are after a light-hearted and hilarious summer read, look no further than Steve Baker’s #Outstanding! 📘 Thanks to @teachsecondary.bsky.social for this brilliant review. Read it in full, along with an exclusive ‘Meet the Author’ Q&A on page 39: buff.ly/CkeVQxg

How to run a creative school-wide event | via Hannah Day

Students can often struggle with subject-specific vocabulary. Here's how to inject a little fun into the process… | via @meerachudasama.bsky.social

5 steps that Wey Valley Academy have taken to embed an effective reading strategy, including extending the school day to enable 30 mins of daily reading…

Can male teachers be role models for teenage boys? www.teachwire.net/news/male-te...

🚨 Final call! Entries for the Teach Awards close soon. If you’ve created something amazing for schools, now’s the time to shout about it! Enter now 👉 www.teachawards.com

From making movies scarier to persuading us to part with our cash, explore how science and neurocinematics are increasingly being used to change the way we think…

Unleash learners’ musical creativity with a little technology and a lot of freedom in this Year 9 music production lesson…

Try Tim Wright’s creative approach to the analysis of written sources with your students, and see their understanding of the English Civil War blossom…