6 WAYS to make active learning work in your class
Bringing activity, teamwork and fun into everyday lessons will encourage children to recover lost skills and develop new ones, says Teach Active founder Jon Smedley…
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2022 BETT AWARDS FINALIST 'Company of the Year'
We're thrilled to have been shortlisted as a finalist for the 2022 BETT Award for, 'Company of the Year' at the 2022 Bett Awards.
Read moreSchools across the Middle East will be encouraged to ditch the desks as Teach Active makes its debut at GESS Dubai (Stand UK Zone U1 Pod A).
Read moreHow Active Learning Supports Cognition in Primary Pupils
In our latest webinar Jon Smedley @TeachActive, Ross McGill @TeacherToolkit and Prof @LaurenSherar1 discuss the research on active lessons and health, including how Teach Active supports primary schools to promote physically active learning in maths and English....
Read moreWell Schools – The start of the future
That was the question we asked ourselves over two years ago when we were examining the reasons behind the decline of staff and pupil wellbeingand why the narrative promoting a whole school approach to health and wellbeing wasn’t landing in the education sector....
Read moreJoin us during Maths Week 2021 when we will be trying to get 1000s of schools involved in delivering Active Maths lessons. To help your school celebrate Maths Week in style, Teach Active are providing 35 FREE Active Maths lesson plans to use throughout the week....
Read moreBreaking the cycle of challenging behaviour
Joel Beeden, SENCO at Duckmanton Primary School in Derbyshire, believes that active learning can be a game changer when it comes to managing behaviour in class.
Read moreEarly years foundation stage (EYFS)
The changes to the early years foundation stage (EYFS) framework become law today - 1 September 2021. The Department for Education (DfE) says the changes will improve outcomes for all children, but particularly the language and literacy outcomes for disadvantaged children, and reduce teacher workload....
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