Nurses are the backbone of the National Health Service (NHS) and on May 12th of each year International Nurses Day is celebrated. In celebration of this hard-working profession, we’ve put together a playlist of videos you can share with your…
Sculptures have fascinated people for centuries. Renowned sculptor Hazel Reeves has created lesson resources designed to ignite students’ excitement about this powerful art form. In the lesson students will explore how Hazel’s sculpture of suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst tells a story…
8th May marks Victory in Europe (VE) Day, a significant event commemorating the Allied victory over fascism in Europe and the end of nearly a decade of devastation. The first VE Day celebration in 1945 saw millions of people take…
Dogs are truly man’s best friend, and with these fun, engaging lessons from Dogs Trust, you can inspire your pupils while fostering a love for learning. Designed to captivate students through a dog-themed context, these lessons are a fantastic way…
National Geographic for Kids offers an exciting opportunity to inspire Primary-aged children to push the boundaries of knowledge, uncover new insights about the natural and cultural worlds, and strengthen their connections to both these worlds and one another. Through their…
March is Women’s History Month and it’s a great time to introduce your students to a wide range of women throughout history. It is important to tell students that it wasn’t until 1928 when all women received the right to…
March is Women’s History Month and in celebration of the achievement of all the women who campaigned for women’s equality the UK Parliament’s website have create a lesson activity for students aged between 7-14. This lesson activity includes an audio…
In the West, we celebrate the New Year at the end of December and the beginning of January. Many of you and your students are likely looking back fondly on this event. However, in China, the New Year is celebrated…
Monday, 27th January, marks Holocaust Memorial Day, an important occasion for schools to reflect on the Holocaust during World War II and the genocides that have occurred since. Teaching this topic can be challenging, even for experienced History teachers, due…
Whether you’re an IT teacher aiming to improve students’ understanding of cybersecurity, a History teacher with a passion for technology, or a Primary teacher keen to broaden your students’ horizons, this is essential reading for you! In this engaging activity…