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Supported by Bloomsbury Education Publishing The Teacher Journal is the must-have resource for early career teachers

Why children say it and how to change it: Why children say it and how to make a difference.

For all educators wanting to take a stand against racial inequity and bring about true, lasting change for staff and pupils.

How one primary school abolished written marking

A collection of 50 fun and effective activities to nurture kindness and inclusivity in your Early Years setting.

Over 100 games to support whole-child development for the entire school year

Enhance teaching, improve wellbeing and build positive relationships, by Niomi Clyde Roberts

A #UKEdChat Book Review – The ultimate guide to teaching secondary English

Comprehension worksheets for primary. By Andrew Jennings & Adam Bushnell.

Embedding children’s wellbeing in primary schools. Book by Andrew Cowley

Activities to put the spark into guided and whole-class reading, by Alex Barton

A book series helping teach children aged 0-5 important personal and social skills.

Hilarious to heartfelt poems for young children.

100 ideas for Primary School Teachers, by Kim Griffin

A journey towards understanding and supporting individuals with autism – By Francine Brower and Keith MacKenzie Cox

A guide for primary teachers and leaders – By Kala Williams

Ideas to create music in the early years. By Judith Harries.

A must-read guide to being a primary headteacher. By Rae Snape.

Workbooks aimed at supporting primary students, by Andrew Jennings.

Ultimate guides to teaching non-fiction writing, spelling, punctuation and grammar by Mitch Hudson & Anna Richards.

The behaviour management survival guide for new teachers, by Nikki Cunningham-Smith

Nurturing happy, healthy and successful learners, by Maria O’Neill.

Part of the 100 ideas for secondary teachers series, published by Bloomsbury Education.

Supporting fussy eating young children to try new foods.

A compilation of songs and rhymes supporting cognitive and movement skills, by Helen Battelley.

50 primary (junior) science activities you can do in a jar – By Dr Sai Pathmanathan

What boys really think about school and how to help them succeed

A #UKEdChat Book Review – A guide for new and aspiring school leaders

Diverse and exciting assembly ideas for all Key Stage 2 children

A a rallying wake-up call that shows what life is really like for schoolchildren today.

A new approach to differentiation

Fully updated edition of Ross Morrison McGill’s bestselling Mark. Plan. Teach

How to identify learning in child-initiated play

A practical approach to supporting student wellbeing

Filled with activities that spark creativity and learning in a natural environment.

A new approach to behaviour management based on neuroscience and psychology understandings.

Ideas to improve children’s physical, emotional and mental health in the early years

Thrilling historical adventure set during the English peasants’ revolt of 1381

Bloomsbury’s High Low fiction is perfectly tailored for children whose reading age is lower than their

Mathematics reasoning resources for Key Stages 1&2

Paul Cookson brews a spell of fantastically magic poems.

Ten real-world projects proven to raise attainment in Primary English

A fantastic book to use with younger children to help explore the language and understanding of feelings and emotions.

A fantastic mix of practical science activities for primary schools.

Bloomsbury celebrates National Poetry Day with a week of poetry activity

Action Jackson’s Guide to Motivating Learners

Using the science of learning to transform classroom practice.

A really useful book for primary teachers focusing on grammar requirements, with a focus on fun.

The case for ethical leadership in schools

A series of books packed with ideas and resources supporting outdoor learning

A guide for starting secondary school, for young people.

Book covers main topics covered in History for primary schools.

Draws on cognitive science as current developments in this field are crucial to understanding how children learn.

Riding the Waves offers practical strategies, advice, reflective questions and activities for developing the fulfilling aspects of school leadership to carry school leaders through these challenging times.

A great book filled with resources to help your child with letters and sounds.

A book filled with practical, honest and open guidance to help you succeed as a head of year.

This series of essential handbooks for primary school teachers is filled with strategies and photocopiable

Click here to view these books on the UKEdChat Amazon Store Looking for Learning: Loose

Research-Informed Practice provides simple, manageable strategies for busy classroom teachers to access and engage with research and use it to transform teaching.

Supported by Bloomsbury Education Click here to view these books on Amazon UK Featuring practical

This book does not promise a magic medicine that will create perfect teaching – no book could – but it will help you navigate the uncertain world, improving the likelihood your pupils will achieve their potential.

A book that inspires readers to open their eyes to how particular problems can be resolved and how other schools are already doing this effectively.

Why the arts absolutely must be at the very heart of primary education.

Children with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) difficulties can be among the most challenging

Amid all the noise, busyness and the striving towards top marks in our schools, little

Working with teenagers is such a privilege. Seeing young people metamorphose into adults, with all

The Wellbeing Toolkit is an invaluable resource for promoting wellbeing among all school staff, thereby improving staff attendance and retention, and helping all teachers fall back in love with teaching.

This book demonstrates that vocabulary has the power to impact writing, improve oracy and allow pupils to access all areas of the curriculum.

Perfect for starting conversations with children about their mental and emotional health, What’s Going On Inside My Head? is a must for every parent who understands the importance of keeping a healthy mind.

What is a science teacher? For many, it is those who specialise in the core

When Zoë’s book came up for review I put my hand up to read it

Children benefit from the sensitive and supportive engagement of both their parents from the earliest

The gulf between communicating with the parents of our students seems to widen as children

The book culminates with a whole set of training plans to help CPD to run smoothly in any primary school addressing raising attainment and can be easily adapted to a secondary academy format.

The author explains how schools ought to be far better considering all the efforts and initiatives that have been put in place.

This book is about offering pupil strategies to explore how to manage stresses, anxieties, or feelings that might result in depression.

From ‘They’re Digging up my School Today’ to ‘The Giant African Land Snail’s Rap’, this

In this thought-provoking book, James Hilton explores ten traits of resilience and demonstrates to school leaders how they can embed these traits into their own practice and into their school to create a climate of resilience in every classroom.

Hosted by Colin Hill, we attended the launch of the Bloomsbury Young Readers series, speaking

Bloomsbury Young Readers are the perfect way to get children aged 5-7 reading, with book-banded

This book stands out because it has clear, concise information broken into bite-size chunks. Full credit to Jon Tait as there are useful takeaways and practical ideas for those thinking about applying for a senior leadership role, allowing the reader to reflect about their educational future.

Teaching for Mastery in Writing provides a practical approach to developing mastery in writing which helps all primary children to develop their skills and inspires a love of writing.

Burrett’s book provides a range of seeds (‘ideas’) which can be developed into a variety of different flowers. His ideas are practical and cover the basics of coding, especially the offline section which allows children to develop their thinking before getting their hands on tech.

Live Well, Teach Well is a must read for new and old teachers in a wide range of educational settings, it is a practical and helpful guide to help professionals and learning establishments to create a good working environment for all with the key focus still on learning.

Imagine being a young football fanatic. Nothing else in life really matters, and your dream

At the time of writing, we are drawing towards the centenary of the end of

Bloomsbury Education is delighted to launch Bloomsbury Early Years, a subscription website for Early Years

With the (re) introduction of phonics, grammar and a focus on some classic texts, there

In their book Mastering Primary Science, Amanda McCrory and Kenna Worthington explore some crucial information to help understand the issues, problems and opportunities that teaching the subject can provide you as a developing practitioner in the subject.

The Dyslexia Assessment is a complete assessment tool for investigating reading, writing and spelling difficulties in learners.

This easy-to-use book includes creative advice to how to best assist both the teacher within the classroom and the children they teach, including those with special educational needs, English as an additional language, or behavioural difficulties.

With so many expectations, requirements and scrutiny of primary school teachers, it is easy to

Engaging a bunch of teenagers after lunch on a Friday afternoon is no mean feat.

The Early Years of a child’s development are a delight to behold. Finding their place

The training for teachers in supporting pupils with special educational needs (SEN) and disabilities (SEND)

The exploration opportunities that such a rich subject as Geography offers are boundless. There is

As part of an ongoing series, this publication provides a comprehensive package of developing Stretch

Motivating students once they arrive at the Further Education (FE) level – students aged 16-18

With the many challenges faced by teachers on a daily basis, supporting pupils with autism

Depending upon the school approach, the transition between the Early Years (pupils aged up to

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When teachers are faced with 30 (or more) pupils who offer such wide a range

In the past few years, the way we think about assessment has undergone a revolution.

Gary Wilson is a man on a mission. Following on from his Pocket Pal Raising Boys’

Becoming proficiently strong at spelling is one of those challenges that faces most individuals throughout

Published 8th September 2016 There’s an elephant in the room, as we say here in

Some love tutor time. Some hate it. Yet tutor time creates the opportunity to forget

We are living in a world where society is becoming more reliant upon computers, technology

According to recent reports, boys are twice as likely to fall behind girls in the early

The number of children in UK schools who speak English as an Additional Language (EAL)

All children are entitled to access to equal opportunities in their education, however children with

Messy play is at the heart of the early years curriculum, supporting creativity and imagination,

Do you need ready-to-use, fun and engaging ideas for supporting students with dyslexia in your

Designing a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme can be daunting. Whether you are looking to

Designing a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme can be daunting. Whether you are looking to

Taking control. It might seem impossible when you are a school leader, and chaos is

Planning a successful lesson is a deeply personal thing, and every teacher has his or

This book aims to help teachers with poetry through using words, sounds, echoes, patterns and rhythm and celebrating the music of ordinary speech.

– There are so many considerations with teaching, add in the constant pressure from changing

Many fear the inspection regimes currently in place in many educational systems, but love them

– We review the following five books from a series of 100 Ideas titles published

For practitioners and teachers who are blessed to work in the early years, finding activities

Managing behaviour looks different in each and every classroom as personal dynamics and situations vary

–A Creative Approach to Teaching Writing by Steve Bowkett Teaching writing combines practical activities with

Teaching maths at a secondary level can be a real challenge. Pressures are mounted to

Three updated editions of an expanding series of practical teaching books published by Bloomsbury now

With technology becoming more portable, implementing ICT across different subjects is now a lot easier.