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Teacher Support

A support and wellbeing space to help teachers through the stress and pressures of the school year.

Moodboosters: Four keys to unlocking pupil mental health

Primary school teacher and early years specialist Lucy Kirkbright explains how the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Moodboosters resources can help improve children's mental health.
  • Teacher Support: Supporting care-experienced children

    This teacher resource is split into two collections of short films: Teacher training videos (in which experts offer advice on how to support care-experienced young people), and animations featuring real testimonies from care-experienced young people, told by the young people themselves.

  • Dyslexia: Make a difference

    Short films to support teachers of pupils who have dyslexia, with a particular emphasis on 7-14 year-olds. These films offer practical suggestions on how best to support pupils, with lively graphics and clear advice from children themselves.

  • How to be a better ally to your students

    Teachers and students share their advice for creating a truly inclusive environment at school.

  • Newly Qualified Teachers

    A collection of films exploring the experiences of newly qualified teachers - from starting out in school, to teaching during a global pandemic.

  • Back to school with...

    A series of short films in which celebrity mentors, Janet Street-Porter, Theo Paphitis and Dr Ranj Singh, go back to school to give teachers a helping hand.

  • Mental health and wellbeing support for teachers

    Find out more about our support area for teachers, with tips and coping strategies from those who've been there.

  • To access extra support, Education Support provide help to all education staff and organisations.

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  • Here is some practical advice to help teachers and education staff handle stress.

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Classroom resources across ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Teach

  • Topical calendar

    Classroom resources to mark big moments and significant events in the educational calendar.

    • Attribution
      Primary/Secondary • Ages 5-16
  • Jane Austen at 250 - secondary assembly

    Marking the 250th anniversary of the birth of Jane Austen in 2025 and celebrating her contribution to storytelling.

    • Attribution
      Secondary • Ages 11-16
  • Ramadan

    A collection of primary resources that can be used in the classroom to support teaching around Ramadan.

    • Attribution
      28 February - 30 March 2025
  • National Careers Week

    National Careers Week (NCW) promotes careers guidance across the UK.

    • Attribution
      3 March - 8 March 2025
  • World Book Day

    A collection of teaching resources for primary and secondary pupils.

    • Attribution
      6 March 2025
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