After the winter break, transitioning back to school can feel both exciting and a bit overwhelming. With refreshed energy from the holiday season, you may feel ready to jump back in with new goals, classroom ideas and perhaps a few resolutions to support both your wellbeing and that of your pupils. Equally, this may not be how you're feeling.

So let's take a look at some practical tips to ease the transition and make this term your best one yet!

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The holiday season is around the corner, bringing excitement and a unique energy to classrooms everywhere. It’s the perfect time to add some festive sparkle to learning with activities that are both educational and fun. Pango has you covered with resources created specifically for primary school teachers. You'll find engaging, curriculum-aligned festive activities that not only tap into the excitement of the season but also reinforce important skills in reading, maths and more!

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Anti-Bullying Week is a yearly chance to deepen your understanding of bullying and explore effective ways to prevent it. If you're a parent or teacher eager to make the most of this opportunity, keep reading.

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As teachers, we have a unique opportunity to inspire curiosity and wonder in our pupils, and there’s no better time to do so than during National Space Week! This annual celebration, held this year on the 4th-10th October 2024, is dedicated to exploring the mysteries of the cosmos, highlighting the achievements in space exploration and imagining what the future holds.

National Space Week offers a chance to spark a lifelong interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) while encouraging pupils to think beyond the world they know.

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In today’s fast-paced world, the mental health and wellbeing of pupils has become a central concern for those working in schools. As a teacher, you are in a unique position to support your pupils’ mental health and foster a positive environment that encourages their overall wellbeing. We've gathered together some tips to help you actively contribute to your pupils' mental health and wellbeing in the classroom.

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National Teaching Assistant Day is a special occasion to honour and celebrate the incredible work of teaching assistants (TAs) and other support staff who play a pivotal role in the educational journey of pupils. These dedicated individuals are often the unsung heroes of our schools, working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure every pupil has the support they need to succeed.

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Teaching is more than just presenting information; it involves creating an environment where students can engage deeply, think critically and develop a love for learning. To achieve these goals, teachers need effective teaching strategies that foster student engagement, understanding of content and retention of knowledge. In this blog post, we’ll explore a range of strategies that can enhance your teaching practice and positively impact student outcomes.

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Teaching young children in a primary classroom requires a blend of creativity, patience and strategic thinking. Effective teaching styles in this setting are essential for engaging students, fostering a positive learning environment and supporting their developmental needs. In this blog, we’ll explore various teaching styles suited for a primary classroom and offer practical tips to help you implement them effectively.

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As an early career teacher (ECT), the beginning of the school year is a crucial time to set the foundation for a successful and organised classroom. To help you get started, we’ve compiled a comprehensive checklist focusing on classroom resources and preparation. This blog will walk you through everything from setting up your classroom to planning lessons and preparing for those all-important first weeks of school.

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