Building Brilliant Futures for Our Children
Scotland’s green job sector is growing fast, offering exciting opportunities for young people. But what careers are available? What skills do your students need? And how do they get started? Power up your students’ career aspirations with an interactive, real-life renewable energy challenge.
PhoneSmart is a free interactive course that shows children aged 10-13 how to stay safe and be kind online. With five interactive modules that show children how best to deal with tricky situations online, like fake news or cyberbullying.
This curriculum-linked programme aims to offer a 360° learning experience, ensuring students feel more confident and well-prepared to navigate their periods. There’s also a brand-new set of resources for the new academic year.
Join the hundreds of teachers who have taken part in Build the Change – a social impact challenge from the LEGO Group’s social responsibility team and funded by the LEGO Foundation! Play Architects is a brand-new campaign that invites young people to explore real-world sustainability challenges facing our planet and people, and use their creativity to propose their own solutions.
Explore sustainability, natural resources and local wildlife with your 7-11-year-olds and learn how to save water at home and in school this summer and you could win prizes up to £3000. Linked to geography, science and PSHE, use the free resources to encourage pupils to think about issues affecting their water supply and explore solutions to improve sustainability where they live.
A youth-led planet-saving mission with Glass Guardians for 5-11 year-olds, spanning science and technology. Take part in the new competition for September 2024 that engages pupils in learning to reuse glass items and gain confidence in taking environmental action.
Free, easy-to use resources that equip Early Years educators, like you, with lessons which help little Londoners learn how to be safe around roads. With wider curriculum-linked activities, TfL Discoverers also supports young peoples’ development as they begin their educational journeys.
Ready to ignite the minds of future changemakers? Get started with this free, plug-and-play lesson in Design Thinking from Samsung, empowering young people to use tech to solve a real-world issue. Exploring the diverse world of creative STEM careers, guided by Samsung employees.
The Sure Breaking Limits Programme is a curriculum-linked PE & PSHE programme that equips young people aged 11 - 14 with the confidence to move, however they want. Break down stereotypes around age, gender and ability to deliver the physical, mental and social benefits of movement.
The Sure Breaking Limits Programme is a curriculum-linked PE & PSHE programme that equips young people aged 9-11 with the confidence to move, however they want. Break down stereotypes around age, gender and ability to deliver the physical, mental and social benefits of movement.
Superbugs: Join the Fight is an innovative educational campaign for pupils aged 5-14, designed by education experts to help address the critical issue of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Covering elements of science and PSHE, there are free resources and a competition!
Access All Arts week is a nationwide celebration of the arts, specially designed for primary schools. Take your pupils on a creative adventure through the arts with a whole host of brand-new, ready-to-teach resources covering 11 artforms. Pupils will be encouraged to explore their own creativity as well as develop their skills with video masterclasses from some familiar faces to guide them along the way.
BRAND NEW FOR THIS YEAR! Bring science to life through exciting gamified teaching content and a full curriculum-linked resource suite. The programme equips educators to teach challenging science topics such as energy and electricity. Delve into the world of the Wonderverse and EnergyTown and challenge your 9-14 year old students' decision making skills as they use real-world data to keep a their city running until 2050!
Tax Facts is an engaging and interactive lesson aimed at equipping young people, ages 11-17, with essential skills and knowledge about various tax issues which they’ll need for the future. Tax Facts helps young people to demystify the world of tax.
Inspire your students' career aspirations with the BRAND-NEW Careers Unwrapped resources that have engaging podcasts at their heart. Empower the next generation with insights and advice from real life stories, as well as further resources to support young people in achieving their dreams in the world of work.
Back for another year, the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Competition invites young people – aged 16 to 25 in the UK & Republic of Ireland – to submit a tech-for-good solution to society’s biggest issues. If shortlisted, they can attend a series of workshops to develop their ideas and learn more about Design Thinking, business skills and different technologies. Download the free competition entry pack to give students the best chance of winning the amazing tech and £10,000 cash prizes up for grabs!
Build positive body confidence and self-esteem in pupils aged 8-11 with the Dove Self-Esteem Project. With Amazing Me resources and the brand new Dove Teacher Calendar and Content Map, to help you to support your pupils this year.
Build positive body confidence and self-esteem in students aged 11-14 with the Dove Self-Esteem Project. With Confident Me resources and the brand new Dove Teacher Calendar and Content Map, to help you to support your students this year.
LEGO® Build the Change encourages children from 7-11 to see the challenges facing the world, and challenges them to create a film to inspire the nation to make a change for the better. Register today for your free curriculum-linked resources and competition entry form!
Team up with Sky and Adobe for a free educational programme to introduce your students to careers in the creative industry as you create a 90-second news report, moving through a brief, through to scripting, filming and editing. Choose from three plug-in topics: Climate Change; Equality, Diversity & Inclusion; and, new to this year, Wellbeing.
A fun and engaging interactive storybook aimed at pupils working at Early and First Level, this brand-new resource developed with local teachers encourages exploration of key STEM concepts and careers. Pupils meet Vaila, a 7-year-old girl from Shetland, and join her on her adventure as she learns about electricity and wind power all while meeting lots of colourful characters along the way.
The National Schools Partnership exists to make life easier for educators, providing free inspirational learning materials in one place. Members gain access to free, innovative teaching resources including digital and physical materials, free samples, immersive events, competitions and prizes – all designed to engage young people, their families and educators.
The Fantastic Fruits programme is an exciting new initiative from Robinsons. It encourages pupils to spark conversations about fruit, where it comes from and the role it plays in building a healthy, nutritious diet. Resources include exciting quizzes and activities to engage pupils’ language, literacy, and design skills. There is also an amazing competition challenging pupils to try new fruits and design their own fruit drink over the summer holidays.
The Always #RethinkYourReaction education programme helps students will explore the issue of period shaming, discover more about activism through real-world examples of young people and learn how to create their very own campaign to raise awareness and encourage people to rethink their reaction to periods in their school or local community.
Inspire pupils aged 5-11 to spread their own positive plastic message through art, with these exciting cross-curricular resources. Supporting the art & design, science, maths and citizenship curriculum, spark discussions around plastic waste and explore the work of waste artists in a fun, interactive lesson.
Equip children with fascinating facts on air pollution and help them limit their exposure! These fun and informative resources support the science, geography and PSHE curricular. Inspire your pupils aged 8 – 11 to become air quality detectives and take part in the national survey – register now!
Learn from the pros with The Virgin Media Football Academy. Access exciting resources including a live lesson with Southampton FC players, to help improve physical and mental wellbeing for students aged 10-16.
Help pupils become more confident and celebrate what makes them special with a brand-new resource from Disney’s Frozen the Musical – complete with character puppets, activity sheets and a step-by-step guide to four engaging wellbeing lessons.
This fun manga comic inspired adventure sends pupils on a mission to defeat 'Land Phil'. With the help of the Infinites, a group of warriors who use the power of recycling, pupils will embark on a series of quests and develop their science, maths and creative skills along the way! A fantastic competition is also open to all primary school children!
Help your children to learn about the importance of teeth and oral health. Through engaging resources, children will learn the science behind teeth as well as exploring how cleaning teeth can become fun through a creative writing challenge!
TfL recognise the important role that London’s hard-working teaching professionals are playing in supporting children and young people as they return to schools and colleges full-time this September. Find out about how you can plan your restart safely and sustainably.
Climate Change. How can you make a difference? Ben Fogle is inviting all young people aged 7-11 to travel emission free for 7 days! Can they travel by scooter, bike, electric car or on foot to gain points for the national competition?
"My plastic bottle doesn't make a difference"... says 7 billion people! Help your 11-16 year-olds become sustainable consumers and protect our oceans with the Sky Ocean Rescue resources then challenge them to express their voices with the blog competition.
Give your students, aged 16-19, the opportunity of a life time with the BFI Film Academy courses. From shorter network courses offering first-step filmmaking skills to longer residentials, the courses are run by industry professionals across the country. A career in film may be closer than you think!
The UK's largest student accommodation provider is hosting free, interactive 'Leap Skills' workshops across the UK from October to December to help sixth formers feel more confident and prepared for the big life change of going to university.
The UK’s largest skills, apprenticeships and careers event is back! With live hands-on experiences, expert careers advice and on-site national employers, make sure you book your free tickets to set your students on the path to career success!
Help your pupils to see science in a whole new light with Record-breaking Experiments from GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS! The curriculum-linked science and design & technology resource includes some hand-on experiments for your pupils to get creative with their science.
MoneySense, accredited by Young Enterprise, is an impartial financial education programme designed to help young people towards a better financial future. Sign-up for a wealth of educational resources including lesson plans, activity sheets, educational games, videos and interactive quizzes.
New current affairs magazine The Week Junior will enrich curriculum learning and enhance your pupils' understanding of the world. Register now for free sample copies and to access our downloadable Great Ideas Guide and poster to plan how to make best use of the magazine in your school.
Develop students' confidence, public speaking and campaigning skills and inspire them to speak up on issues that matter to them the most with these free easy-to-use resources including teacher notes, flexible lesson and assembly plans, supporting activities and PowerPoints, plus a student campaign toolkit.
Brain Box is a new curriculum linked learning programme helping students explore the most complex structure in the universe - the human brain. Flexible resources that combines interactive digital content with engaging hands-on classroom activities brought to you by Alzheimer's Research UK.
Help young people to engage with the complexities that led to the creation of modern India and the formation of Pakistan with Empire and Independence. Strong curriculum links to history, with additional links to citizenship, social studies. Resources include teachers' notes, student handout and exclusive videos, enabling flexible delivery in history or citizenship lessons!
A stimulating resource to celebrate the cinema release of Suffragette. It will get your whole school to reflect on the precious rights and liberties they enjoy today. Teacher notes and curriculum links, flexible assembly and lesson plan with PowerPoints and a display pack to create a social change timeline!
Meets the requirements of new computing programme of study as well as links to history curriculum, a great introductory resource for coding and algorithms, perfect for topics on Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece, 2 x Lessons including Lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations and code cracking activities, an exclusive code cracking classroom poster to help further pupils knowledge.
Amazing dance tutorial using music from the films, step-by-step guidance on how to turn your pupils into carnival dancers, differentiated worksheets to develop literacy skills and a peer assessment grid, mask templates to get budding artists to create their own carnival masks and eye-catching poster showing the wildlife and sights of Brazil!
Master Builders will inspire your pupils to build their own adventure stories! 4 x lessons to introduce the building blocks of story writing meets literacy curriculum objectives and assists with SPaG teaching. A learning-based 'Story Blocks' poster for your classroom.
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