How handy are these Scratch 3.0 blocks that are both editable and printable? Many teachers use Scratch 3.0 to program interactive stories, games and animations and it is a brilliant tool to help young people learn to think creatively, reason systematically and work collaboratively, all of which are essential skillsRead More →
STEM Insights Magazines will be arriving in schools this week! Both the STEM Primary and Secondary magazines feature resources, interesting blogs, wellbeing tips and so much more, if you don’t receive yours, no worries, because all of the magazines will be available to read digitally or as a PDF whichRead More →
Are you looking for science activities for Early Years? Explorify has released the first in a series of brand new activities specifically designed for children aged 3 to 5. The first set of activities includes over forty new Zoom In, Zoom Out activities for the Early Years setting. These testRead More →
Send me a pic? is a resource pack of session plans and short film clips that aims to develop young people’s knowledge and awareness of what nude image based abuse is and the resulting impacts. The National Centre for Social Research has been asked to carry out research to evaluateRead More →
Are you looking for teaching resources to help cover the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, which will take place on Saturday 6 May 2023 at Westminster Abbey in London. The ceremony will see His Majesty The King crowned alongside Her Majesty The Queen Consort and many schools will wantRead More →
The BIK Teacher Corner is a special section of the Better Internet for Kids website, specifically aimed at teachers and other adults who work with children and young people. Here you will find free information, advice and suggested resources to help educate and support the students in your care toRead More →
The Department for Education (DfE) has created filtering and monitoring standards for schools and colleges in England to help protect children online. The standards cover: First published 23rd March 2022 and updated 29th March 2023 Meeting digital and technology standards in schools and collegesRead More →
Learn how to support young people to report nudes shared online, to see if they can be taken down. When a young person loses control of a nude image of themselves they can use the Report Remove tool to see if the image or video can be taken down, andRead More →
You will find some wonderful Minecraft challenges that will help you and your students think about how we can work toward creating a greener, cleaner, more sustainable planet. These are beginner lessons and worlds to engage your students’ problem solving, technology and communication skills: Minecraft Climate and Sustainability KitRead More →
The world of AI is growing bigger everyday. I have meddled in it, played around with it, but honestly, I have not yet fully explored all that it has to offer or investigated in any great depth what it could mean for education, good or bad. There is so muchRead More →
I have used Book Creator on the iPad many times, but had never taken the time to have a look at Book Creator on the web. I have to say I was surprised to find how much more versatile and feature heavy it was compared to the App and willRead More →