The Three Strands of Oracy Webinar Series 3
This session looks at how we can make the features of effective talk explicit to pupils. We will explore strategies to help pupils reflect on how talk works, consider audience and purpose, and evaluate the effectiveness of their own and others’ communication.
The Three Strands of Oracy Webinar Series (All 3 sessions)
The Three Strands of Oracy Webinar Series is designed to help schools strengthen their approach to talk in the classroom. Across the sessions, we’ll explore the three key strands of the One Education Oracy Award – learning to talk, talking to learn, and learning about talk.
Play with Poetry Resource
A free resource for schools celebrating National Poetry Day 2025, themed around play.
Welcoming EAL Children to the ClassroomÂ
Discover how to create an inclusive learning environment for EAL children, where everyone feels a sense of belonging and multilingualism is seen as a strength.
Reading for Pleasure: The Golden Thread Across All Learning
Explore what the latest research tells us about reading for pleasure and how to instill a love of reading in our learners.
Year 6 Literacy: Top Tips for End of Primary SuccessÂ
Discover top tips and expert advice for teaching Year 6 Literacy, ensuring children have the essential skills they need as they continue onto the next step of their learning journey.
Recommended Reads: Autumn 2025
Check out our recommended reads this season, from ghoulish and ghostly stories for Halloween, to cosy autumunal books to curl up with.
KS1: External moderation sessions for schools and academies
These sessions provide you with the opportunity to discuss pupils’ writing, reading, and maths assessments in line with the National Curriculum and end of Key Stage 1 expectations.
KS1: External moderation sessions for schools and academies
These sessions provide you with the opportunity to discuss pupils’ writing, reading, and maths assessments in line with the National Curriculum and end of Key Stage 1 expectations.
KS1: External moderation sessions for schools and academies
These sessions provide you with the opportunity to discuss pupils’ writing, reading, and maths assessments in line with the National Curriculum and end of Key Stage 1 expectations.