The Lunar New Year is an exciting annual celebration marking the start of a new lunar calendar cycle, and in 2025, it falls on 29th January. This vibrant festival is observed globally, with significant festivities in East and Southeast Asia, particularly in China.

In 2025, we’re stepping into the Year of the Wood Snake, a sign that symbolises wisdom, creativity and growth - qualities that can bring exciting new perspectives and learning opportunities to the classroom!

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With routines back in full swing and the winter weather in full force, it’s easy to feel the weight of January settling in. "Blue Monday," falling on the third Monday of January, is often considered the gloomiest day of the year, when the winter blues can feel particularly intense. But by fostering a supportive, optimistic environment for yourself and your pupils, you can overcome the January slump.

To help you stay upbeat and prioritise your wellbeing as the new year unfolds, here are our top tips for keeping the winter blues at bay so you can remain focused on what you love about teaching.

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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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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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