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If we’re to avoid dragging children kicking and screaming through the new history PoS and still have time for the rest of the curriculum, we need creative contexts to support their learning, says Tim Taylor...
Main Subject: open
Subject: History Ace-History
Author: Tim Taylor
If pupils can grasp the big of idea of equivalence, they can go on to develop flexible and playful ways of working that will make them better mathematicians, says Mike Askew...
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Subject: Maths Ace-Maths Ace-KS1 Ace-KS2
Author: Mike Askew
Jeremy Sutcliffe visits a rural village school where video conference technology is being used to teach Mandarin to a mixed class of juniors...
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Subject: Languages Ace-Languages
Author: Teach Primary
It might not be in the headteacher’s manual but ollaboration is the name of the game for Barry Read and his team at R. J. itchell Primary, says Jacob Stow...
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Subject: Outstanding schools Ace-Heads Ace-Deputy Ace-School-Business-Manager Ace-Governence
Author: Jacob Stow
Every primary school will receive at least £8000 to spend on PE and sport for the next two years. But is this enough to create a lasting legacy? Joe Carter seeks the view of the AfPE...
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Subject: PE Ace-Physical-Education
Author: Joe Carter
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Power Maths – A Child-Centred, ‘Can-Do’ Mastery Teaching Programme for KS1 and KS2
Category: Maths
Fit To Dance Schools From Disney On Ice
Category: Other
‘S!ng Sensational’ And ‘A King Is Born’ – Two Fun New Musical Masterpieces That Children Will Love
Category: Music
Product review: Schofield & Sims Fractions, Decimals & Percentages
Category: Maths
