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This helpful PDF poster is designed to be displayed in a classroom or school area where parents would be able to access it and read it. The poster includes useful advice and definitions for parents to help create a wrap-around culture of 51���� in your school and local community. The poster offers a definition of what 51���� means as well as examples of 51���� concerns that parents should be aware of. It also leaves a space open for you to write the designated 51���� lead or whoever is the best person to speak to in your setting with 51���� concerns. This resource is part of our Safeguarding Awareness Week which is taking place from 20-26 May. During this week we are highlighting that everyone has the right to feel safe and encouraging teachers and students alike to discuss the importance of 51���� and what to do if anyone does have concerns. As part of this week, we’ll be helping share best practice from leaders and experts in the field. Look out for news on a webinar, further resources, free training and much more. You can find out more about the week and sign up for updates, here. For more general support, advice and 51���� support, visit our advice hub. #SafeguardingAwarenessWeek2024

New for 2024! An exciting PDF worksheet designed to help KS3 students think about and discuss the people in their lives that they could safely talk to and share any problems or concerns they might be having. It is a single page worksheet that is designed to be a conversation starter either as a whole class or small groups so that students can support each other, give each other ideas and promote the importance of talking and sharing. The activity will help address 51����, wellbeing and safety issues with young people in your school. This resource is part of our Safeguarding Awareness Week which is taking place from 20-26 May. During this week we are highlighting that everyone has the right to feel safe and encouraging teachers and students alike to discuss the importance of 51���� and what to do if anyone does have concerns. As part of this week we’ll be helping share best practice from leaders and experts in the field. Look out for news on a webinar, further resources, free training and much more. You can find out more about the week and sign up for updates, here. You can find other Safeguarding Week resource content below… KS1 worksheet. KS2 worksheet. Classroom poster #SafeguardingAwarenessWeek2024

Download this display poster to help staff, parents and carers understand the hidden meanings behind some emojis students might be using online. A great tool for raising awareness and encouraging conversations around digital communication. This resource is part of Safeguarding Awareness Week, taking place 19–25 May. Explore more expert tips, practical tools and events throughout the week.

Brought to you by Tes in partnership with experts at Mathematics Mastery and the White Rose Maths Hub, this PDF provides teachers with the progression of learning for the topic, broken down into digestible chapters. It is an ideal starting point for primary teachers looking to brush up on their subject knowledge, or adopt the mastery approach to maths in their classroom. Check out the Teaching for mastery site, which contains schemes of work accompanied by quality-assured classroom resources. Download resources to match this topic in the planning and lesson resources pages of the new primary maths section.

New for 2024! A useful PDF poster designed for your classroom, corridor or staff room explaining which trusted adults pupils or students could go to for support or to share any concerns or worries. Using this resource can help showcase how seriously your school takes 51���� and helps to promote the importance of talking and sharing concerns. It also helps to highlight the 51���� lead within the school, as you are able to write this person’s name on the poster alongside other potential trusted adults that children could talk to. This resource is part of our Safeguarding Awareness Week which is taking place from 20-26 May. During this week we are highlighting that everyone has the right to feel safe and encouraging teachers and students alike to discuss the importance of 51���� and what to do if anyone does have concerns. As part of this week we’ll be helping share best practice from leaders and experts in the field. Look out for news on a webinar, further resources, free training and much more. You can find out more about the week and sign up for updates, here. You can find other Safeguarding Week resource content below… KS1 worksheet KS2 worksheet KS3 worksheet #SafeguardingAwarenessWeek2024

Help students to memorise how to spell and define important key words with these glossaries and spelling lists tailored to the topics you are teaching. Covers coasts, ecosystems, farming, flooding, glaciation, global water systems, natural hazards, population, settlements, structure of the Earth, water systems.

Brought to you by Tes in partnership with experts at Mathematics Mastery and the White Rose Maths Hub, this PDF provides teachers with the progression of learning for the topic, broken down into digestible chapters. It is an ideal starting point for primary teachers looking to brush up on their subject knowledge, or adopt the mastery approach to maths in their classroom. Check out the Teaching for mastery site, which contains schemes of work accompanied by quality-assured classroom resources. Download resources to match this topic in the planning and lesson resources pages of the new primary maths section.

Brought to you by Tes in partnership with experts at Mathematics Mastery and the White Rose Maths Hub, this PDF provides teachers with the progression of learning for the topic, broken down into digestible chapters. It is an ideal starting point for primary teachers looking to brush up on their subject knowledge, or adopt the mastery approach to maths in their classroom. Check out the Teaching for mastery site, which contains schemes of work accompanied by quality-assured classroom resources. Download resources to match this topic in the planning and lesson resources pages of the new primary maths section.

This informative poster lists a range of social media channels and the potential 51���� concerns that can arise from use of those channels. The poster details those concerns, what they can appear as and how they might take place on certain channels. Useful for parents to be aware of what their child might be seeing or experiencing on social media as well as a useful teaching tool for children within a lesson. This resource is part of our Safeguarding Awareness Week which is taking place from 20-26 May. During this week we are highlighting that everyone has the right to feel safe and encouraging teachers and students alike to discuss the importance of 51���� and what to do if anyone does have concerns. As part of this week, we’ll be helping share best practice from leaders and experts in the field. Look out for news on a webinar, further resources, free training and much more. You can find out more about the week and sign up for updates, here. For more general support, advice and 51���� support, visit our advice hub. #SafeguardingAwarenessWeek2024

Six acrostic poem templates (halloween, ghost, haunted, pumpkin, skeleton, witch) including word banks. Based on an original resource created by Tes author kayld.

To accompany our special four-page pull-out on the new GCSEs in English, we have compiled resources for teaching all the texts on the new specifications. You can read the full pull-out in the 6 March edition of TES on your tablet or phone or by downloading the TES Reader app for Android or iOS. Or pick it up at all good newsagents.

Show your support for Safeguarding Awareness Week 2025 with this eye-catching poster, ideal for school corridors or communal areas. It features key online safety messages to help students reflect on their behaviour online, and includes an important reminder about who they can talk to if they ever feel unsafe. This resource is part of Safeguarding Awareness Week, taking place 19–25 May. Explore more expert tips, practical tools and events throughout the week.

Just like a hat protects your head, being “head-smart” protects you online! Download this fun template so students can design, decorate and cut out their own digital safety hat to wear on Thursday, 22 May as part of ‘Wear your hat to school day’. Don’t forget to share your photos using #SafeguardingAwarenessWeek so we can celebrate your school’s involvement. This resource is part of Safeguarding Awareness Week, taking place 19–25 May. Explore more expert tips, practical tools and events throughout the week.

A fun word search to help students discover and explore key terms around online safety. Once completed, use the words as discussion prompts to talk about what they mean and how they relate to staying safe online. This resource is part of Safeguarding Awareness Week, taking place 19–25 May. Explore more expert tips, practical tools and events throughout the week.

This informative PDF poster lays out what is meant by ‘preventative education’ and lays out the foundational elements your school or educational setting should have in place. It’s a useful reminder for staff about what should be in place and where staff can look to find out certain information. It’s a well-designed, professional-looking poster with illustrations to help highlight some of the key points and policies. This resource is part of our Safeguarding Awareness Week which is taking place from 20-26 May. During this week we are highlighting that everyone has the right to feel safe and encouraging teachers and students alike to discuss the importance of 51���� and what to do if anyone does have concerns. As part of this week, we’ll be helping share best practice from leaders and experts in the field. Look out for news on a webinar, further resources, free training and much more. You can find out more about the week and sign up for updates, here. For more general support, advice and 51���� support, visit our advice hub. #SafeguardingAwarenessWeek2024

A helpful, illustrated poster perfect for your classroom or school corridor which encourages students to share any concerns they may have and then lists some of the 51���� concerns which should be shared. This professionally designed poster includes illustrations to highlight a range of potential 51���� concerns such as inappropriate touching, sexualised images and bullying. The poster then encourages students to share any of these sorts of concerns and leaves a space for schools/educators to add the relevant 51���� lead or person students should speak to. This resource is part of our Safeguarding Awareness Week which is taking place from 20-26 May. During this week we are highlighting that everyone has the right to feel safe and encouraging teachers and students alike to discuss the importance of 51���� and what to do if anyone does have concerns. As part of this week, we’ll be helping share best practice from leaders and experts in the field. Look out for news on a webinar, further resources, free training and much more. You can find out more about the week and sign up for updates, here. For more general support, advice and 51���� support, visit our advice hub. #SafeguardingAwarenessWeek2024

Help students to memorise how to spell and define important key words with these glossaries and spelling lists tailored to the topics you are teaching. Covers the American west, changes in British society 1890-1928, British society 1931-1951, crime and punishment, the First World War, Germany 1918-1945, international relations 1900-1991, medicine through time, Russia 1905-1941, The USA 1919-1941 and the USA 1945-1975.

The Huge History Lesson competition (tes.com/hugehistory) has launched and we would love for you and your class to get involved. To help you get started, we’ve put together a step-by-step guide for students to explain the process behind successfully completing an historical enquiry. For ideas on how to incorporate the competition into your teaching, see our blog posts with inspiration for primary teachers (/teaching-resources/blog/huge-history-lesson-teaching-ideas-primary) and secondary teachers (/teaching-resources/blog/huge-history-lesson-teaching-ideas-secondary). Find more inspiration for this object-led enquiry competition via the Teaching history with 100 objects website (http://teachinghistory100.org/) and if you have any questions about the competition, or how to tackle object-led historical enquiry, do get in touch via help@tesglobal.com Introduction for students: The following guide will give you some ideas for investigating museum objects and using them for an historical enquiry. It will help you think like historians and archaeologists, who use clues to find out about people in the past. It is a step-by-step guide, but you do not have to answer all the questions or even follow all the steps in order. You might have your own ideas about how to find clues and use them to find out about the past.

Help students to memorise how to spell and define important key words with these glossaries and spelling lists tailored to the topics you are teaching. Covers general English literature vocabulary and words relating to several key texts.

Brought to you by Tes in partnership with experts at Mathematics Mastery and the White Rose Maths Hub, this PDF provides teachers with the progression of learning for the topic, broken down into digestible chapters. It is an ideal starting point for primary teachers looking to brush up on their subject knowledge, or adopt the mastery approach to maths in their classroom. Check out the Teaching for mastery site, which contains schemes of work accompanied by quality-assured classroom resources. Download resources to match this topic in the planning and lesson resources pages of the new primary maths section.