Premium resource School libraries fundraising pack Developed in partnership with Parentkind, our guide to fundraising for your school library is packed with ideas for fundraising activities.
Resource Classroom discussion activity: online communication and wellbeing A classroom discussion activity for pupils aged 11-14, providing the opportunity for students to reflect upon their online communication skills, behaviours and attitudes, and the...
Resource UEFA Women's EURO 2022 Excited about the UEFA Women's EURO 2022? Join in with our free activities including a reading challenge, online events and a 'live story'.
Resource When Shadows Fall: Refugee Week activities with Sita Brahmachari and Natalie Sirett Videos and activities for Refugee Week led by Where Shadows Fall author Sita Brahmachari, and illustrator, Natalie Sirett, exploring themes of love, loss and friendship.
Resource Marcus Rashford Book Club Fantastic free teaching resources to accompany the latest title in the Marcus Rashford Book Club - The Breakfast Club Adventures: The Beast Beyond the Fence. For years 4, 5 and 6.
Resource Pride month: book-based literacy activities We've worked with authors Harry Woodgate and Benjamin Dean on storytelling events and book-based literacy activities that celebrate families and communities of all kinds.
Resource Represent sample resources Sample resources from our new programmme for girls aged 11 to 14 in alternative provision settings or at risk of exclusion.
Resource Refugee Week 2022 Resources including a Tom Palmer instalment story plus videos and writing activities for KS2 and KS3 to support learning and empathy.
Resource Refugee and Migrant stories booklist Our Refugee and Migrant stories booklist celebrates the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary.
Resource Celebrate the Platinum Jubilee in your classroom This collection of flexible, easy-to-deliver ideas will help you engage children in imaginative writing and enjoy the Jubilee celebrations in your classroom.
Resource Introducing young children to Refugee Week Early years session plans and activity ideas supporting children to understand more about refugees in an accessible and age appropriate way.
Resource Writing from Nature: a poetry resource Created in partnership with the RSPB the Writing from Nature resources are designed to widen access to, deepen knowledge of, and increase appreciation of the natural world just...
Resource NewsWise cross-curricular news literacy resources A free, fully planned cross-curricular unit of work designed to help teachers empower their Key Stage 2 pupils to understand, critically navigate and report real news.
Resource Jubilee picture books list and character quiz for early years Discover some great picture books with royal characters to help mark the occasion of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Resource Support for multilingual families at home: Time together booklet This easy-to-read guide now comes in 22 languages and is full of suggestions for how parents can support their young child's learning at home.
Programme resource Writing from Silence: a film and poetry resource Writing from Silence is a combination film and writing for enjoyment resource. The film takes pupils on a journey into the past, through an interactive tour of the National Justice...
Resource Comedy improvisation in the classroom Comedy improvisation is an excellent way to improve children’s speaking and listening skills, build their confidence, develop their creativity, and get them working together as a team.
Resource International Women's Day booklist To celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March, we’ve created an inspirational booklist and poster.
Resource Science Week book lists for early years Inspire inquisitive minds with these fabulous science books for early years
Premium resource Reciprocal reading: geography Our model lesson and guidance for reciprocal reading in geography will support students to synthesise, interpret, evaluate and communicate information from source texts.
Premium resource Understanding multilingualism in the early years The most important message you can give parents is to keep their home language alive.