Practical reading for busy teachers.
Guides, tips and honest advice on report writing, lesson planning and the parts of teaching that nobody warns you about at university.
GDPR and AI tools for teachers: what you actually need to know
A clear, plain-English guide to GDPR and AI tools for primary school teachers — what's safe, what's not, and what questions to ask.
How to write a lesson plan Ofsted won't have a problem with (and neither will you)
What Ofsted actually looks for in lesson planning — and how to plan in a way that satisfies both inspection and your own professional standards.
AI in the classroom: an honest guide for primary teachers
What AI tools can and can't do for primary school teachers — an honest, practical guide without the hype or the panic.
How to write a unit of work from scratch
A practical guide to planning a primary school unit of work — sequencing, objectives, assessment, and how to do it efficiently.
How long do school reports actually take? (And how to change the answer)
The honest maths of how long school reports take — and practical ways to bring that number down without cutting corners.
How to run an EHCP review meeting
A practical guide for SENCOs and teachers on running an effective EHCP annual review — what to prepare, what to expect, and how to make the meeting useful.
How to write an assembly script for primary school
How to write a primary school assembly from scratch — structure, themes, age-appropriate language, and keeping 300 children engaged.
What is formative assessment? A practical guide for primary teachers
A practical, plain-English guide to formative assessment in primary schools — what it is, what it looks like in practice, and how to use it without adding to your workload.
How to write a class newsletter parents will actually read
How to write a class newsletter that parents open, read, and find useful — with structure, tone, and phrases that work.