Expertise is hard won; and all responsible teachers have a personal responsibility to ensure that they maintain and develop the knowledge…

It’s time for the latest incarnation of the ‘Educating’ series and this time it’s Cardiff gracing our screens. Unlike when our…

The new specifications for GCSE geography are being introduced for first teaching in the UK in September 2016, and include a number of…

Mothers should stay at home and look after their children. Space exploration is a waste of money. There is no longer a need for public…

Six books we think you and your students will love The Buzz (David Hodgson, Crown House, £9.99) Based on NLP techniques, this is a sparky,…

As our understanding of neurobiology continues to expand, research has revealed that there are regions in the brain dedicated to social…

In September 2014 a revised national curriculum for Design and Technology (D&T) came into effect for 5 to 14 year olds. Its development…

It’s a curious dichotomy we live with when it comes to the notion of performance, I think. On the one hand it feels like every other young…

Nothing in a teacher’s life is so filled with unending hope and potential than the blessed free period. It represents a shining beacon of…

Many students will know how to calculate the mean: they add up all the numbers and divide by how many there are. However, it is common to…

A popular phrase is that chemistry is “just like cooking”. But can you learn about chemistry and cooking at the same time? Welcome…

England’s women’s rugby team epitomises all that the This Girl Can campaign stands for. With the current English women’s rugby team as…

As I write it’s 30 days on from the Edexcel GCSE maths exam and people are still openly trolling Hannah about her sweets on Facebook and…