If you’re looking for ways of sharing news and current affairs with the pupils in your class, take a look at some of these great resources!

Teaching News and Events (26/3/11)
Discover the latest education news headlines and this week’s Teaching Events.

Teaching News and Events (26/2/11)
Read the latest education news stories and find out about next week’s teaching-related events.

British Pathe Education
The Youtube video above gives information about a new offer from British Pathé. Their archive of 90,000 films and 12 million photographs covers an enormous range of subjects including modern British and world history, news, fashion, sport, entertainment, travel, warfare and 20th Century social history. This archive is available to all schools in the UK through a [...]

Teaching News and Events (22/1/11)
Here is a review of this week’s education-related headlines as well as a list of Teaching Events for the coming week.

Teaching News and Events (8/1/11)
Happy New Year! I hope that you enjoyed the Christmas break. Here are links to some recent education-related news: The quality of science education in England’s secondary schools has improved in the past three years, Ofsted inspectors say. You can read the official report here. More than one-in-10 state secondary schools in England are now [...]
Teaching News and Events (30/10/10)
Here are links to some of the education-related headlines this week: New research has shown that ‘the effort a parent puts into ensuring their child buckles down to schoolwork has a greater impact than that put in by the child or the school.’ Research from Edinburgh University has shown that ‘Young people get more information [...]
News and Resources from Teachers TV
Teachers TV have made a number of announcements about new projects and resources recently: Big Debate Live – With the government’s comprehensive spending review looming, Teachers TV wants to hear from teachers, teaching assistants, headteachers and governors on where the money should be spent, cut and saved. A live, interactive, online debate will be taking [...]
Teaching News and Events (16/10/10)
Some of this week’s education-related news articles include: Announcements about improvements to the education of England’s poorest children throughout their time at nursery, school and university. However, “non-essential” education projects including youth clubs, after-school music and art activities and child safety projects are to be cut, to enable the government to meet this commitment. Ministers have [...]







