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Educators: How to really rest in the holidays

Charlie Burley, AKA The Teachers’ Health Coach, shares his tried and tested tips on navigating the school holidays, reframing rest and battling teacher burnout.

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How to enjoy teaching long division method in year 6

Sophie B takes you through teaching the long division method for year 6 and shares some of her top tips of how to engage pupils.

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Mental health in teaching: Redefining self-worth

Charlie Burley, AKA The Teachers’ Health Coach, shares three helpful strategies that can help educators with their mental health by separating work and productivity from their self-worth.
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National Careers Week in year 6

Need inspiration for National Careers Week? Emily Weston shares creative ways to help Year 6 pupils explore careers and think about their futures.
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Easing the exam stress for teachers

Charlie Burley, AKA The Teachers’ Health Coach, shares how teachers can manage exam stress and overcome “teacher trudge” with these three helpful strategies.

7 year 6 reading and writing activities to start the year off with a bang

Kick off the new school year with these 7 year 6 reading and writing activities. Perfect for sparking creativity and setting the tone for literacy success.
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Improve KS2 sentence construction with The Writing Revolution

Discover how using The Writing Revolution can transform KS2 sentence construction and support the DfE’s call for clear, quality-first writing instruction.
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Educators: How to really rest in the holidays

Charlie Burley, AKA The Teachers’ Health Coach, shares his tried and tested tips on navigating the school holidays, reframing rest and battling teacher burnout.
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5 reading intervention strategies for struggling readers in KS2

Discover 5 impactful tips to supercharge your KS2 reading interventions - learn how to boost fluency, summarising, and engagement with smart, simple strategies.

When to use past SATs papers in year 6

SATS specialist Sophie Bartlett delves into when to use past SATs papers throughout the school year to optimise your year 6 planning, timetabling, and revision.
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KS2 SATs access arrangements made simple

Understand access arrangements KS2 SATs pupils may need, from extra time to readers and scribes. A practical guide for schools, with tips and evidence examples.

5 steps to successful classroom preparation

Discover practical tips for classroom preparation, from organising supplies to setting up displays, to help you start the school year feeling calm and ready.
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Teaching year 6 in a mixed year 5/6 class

Sophie Bartlett shares some practical tips for teaching mixed year group classes in UKS2, with strategies for maths, English and SATs prep in Year 5/6 settings.