How to teach online safety through (almost) any subject
With the internet taking an increasingly large role in all of our lives, it should play a part in the teaching of as many subjects as possible, argues Rebecca Mace
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Sex Education: how to tackle 5 common myths
One former head of PSHE offers advice on how teachers can bust five common myths in sex education
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LGBT-inclusive curriculum guide launched for UK primary schools
Leading LGBT charity Stonewall publishes new guide to support teachers deliver LGBT-inclusive education.
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Learning beyond the classroom - Literacy inspired outdoor education
Learning through adventure and experience is ‘hard wired’ into children – Kate Heap a Primary English Specialist from Leeds blogged about how she uses sailing to support children’s understanding of the novel Kensuke’s Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo.
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EYFS: Could the answer to good writing be dancing?
We know that physical activity isn’t the whole answer but it’s a great start…
Helen Pinnington shares her experiences and the positive outcomes on motivation in early writing in her school.
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Children's Society: Bereavement and Negative Thoughts
Perspective of a young person around negative thoughts
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Experiences of Online Gaming
The Children’s Commissioner is protecting and empowering children online whilst holding social media companies to account
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Could breakfast help to improve GCSE results?
Do you offer a free breakfast at your school? Researchers have found that secondary school pupils who eat breakfast regularly score nearly two GCSE grades above their peers who often miss the meal.
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School meals could be FREE for ALL primary pupils
The Labour Party manifesto will contain a pledge to 'end the stigma' surrounding free school meals by ensuring they are available to all primary pupils.
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