States of matter

Alexi Makris discusses the CPA approach to learning maths, a key principle of the Mastery programme.

Renowned Education Consultant and author, Jenny Mosley, outlines five key ways you can actively promote wellbeing in your school. Jenny's ideas would also be suitable for KS3 students.

Jenny Mosley is an internationally renowned education consultant. Here she explores the importance of playtimes and how to make them happier and stress-free for everyone.

Teacher, presenter and author Sue Cowley shares her valuable insights into how to communicate effectively with students and create an environment that supports positive behaviour management in your classroom.

Teacher, presenter and author Sue Cowley gives expert advice on how to manage your workload, whether you are new to teaching or a seasoned pro!

Teacher, presenter and author Sue Cowley outlines the benefits of metacognition and encouraging curiosity and philosophical approaches to thinking and questioning in your classroom.

Teacher, presenter and author, Sue Cowley, shares some tips on how to look after and make best use of your voice as a teacher.

Teacher and author Andy Sammons believes that reflecting on students’ progress is key to their success.

Wendy Adeniji – headteacher and MFL trainer – shares her top tips for developing speaking skills in the classroom.

Jake Hunton, head of languages and CPD author, shares his top 20 ideas on how to make learning really stick.

If you’re lacking inspiration for your next grammar lesson, you’ll love this selection of creative teaching ideas from Vanessa Salter, MFL teacher, consultant and trainer. Her resource brings together 20 fun and inventive teaching ideas to put the pzazz back into grammar!

Head of languages and MFL consultant, Isabelle Jones, shares her approach to teaching translation skills, with 20 creative and flexible classroom activities.

Martin Sutton is the subject leader for Secondary Geography ITT at the University of Reading and a former head of department. Here he shares his ideas for championing fieldwork during your training year.

Martin Sutton is the subject leader for the Secondary Geography ITT course at the University of Reading. Here are his top training year tips.

20 quick, fun and engaging icebreakers to help you and students get to know each other. Whatever your subject, there's an idea that will work in your classroom. Perfect for training, newly qualified and experienced teachers alike!