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Title: Celebrating World Choral Day in the Primary School Classroom Dear Primary School Teachers, Greetings! Today, we’re celebrating World Choral Day, a global event dedicated
Title: Celebrating National Llama Day: Fun Educational Activities for Primary School Teachers Hello, dedicated educators! Today is a special day that you might not have
Title: Celebrating Christmas Card Day in the Primary Classroom Hello fabulous educators! Today, we celebrate the joyous tradition of sending warm wishes through Christmas cards.
Title: Celebrating Gingerbread Decorating Day in the Primary Classroom Hello dear educators, Today is a special day for all those who cherish the festive spirit
November Teaching Calendar Dates At A Glance 1st Nov: Anniversary of the unveiling of the Sistine Chapel 4th Nov Anniversary of the Discovery of King
As the Rugby World Cup heads into the quarter-finals, primary school teachers may be looking for ways to bring the tournament into their lessons and
This guest post is from Willson Education, a fantastic store on Mash.ie. Check out her store and read this excellent post about reading and libraries.
I’m delighted to welcome back Victoria from Rhyming Multisensory Stories with her monthly recommendations for September in the classroom! Here are some amazing sensory ideas
Over the past six months, we’ve been exploring Artificial Intelligence (AI) and ways it can make teachers’ lives a whole lot easier. Let’s fill you
We love animals and we know our primary school teachers do too! 🐶🐱 Today we’d like to share some fun teaching ideas and activities to
Here are some ideas for your classroom: Primary school teachers are always on the lookout for new and engaging ways for their pupils to learn.
Happy World Refugee Week! 🎉 This is a great time to teach your primary school class about the plight of refugees and how we can