This list offers resources to make philosophy and religions easily accessible to students through unconventional resources.

Every year during Women’s History Month we celebrate women who changed the world. So why aren't their stories taught in school?

From curriculum access to adaptive instruction, teachers are now expected to embed inclusive practice through clear explanations, modelling, scaffolding, and strong routines. This practical guide brea...

UK charity warns against excessive academic pressure and suggests reducing the number of high-stakes tests

To understand the Holocaust, and teach effectively about this challenging subject, it is essential to look at authentic personal accounts of those who lived through it, by humanising the study.

Sustainability is at the centre of most syllabuses and we cannot discuss cities without their need to be sustainable: this list will allow you to challenge prejudices and investigate strategies implem...

The resources provided here offer up-to-date case studies and discuss how we can adapt to this new phenomenon and what we can expect to come.

Free teacher resources written by subject experts for UK secondary History, Geography & Religious Studies - save time, inspire pupils, broaden perspectives.

Teacher reactions to the Curriculum & Assessment Review: assessment overload, diversity, equity and practical classroom implications

An extended version of a blog that features on the ReTeach website. No historian would overlook the 5th of November in their calendar but today it had that added significance of being the day the C…

A practical guide for UK teachers on the Curriculum and Assessment Review: Explore how to deliver the Review’s priorities in your classroom today.

Gender and class are just some perspectives under which witchcraft can be studied historically.

Culture minister says government will propose ending the 25% rate, the highest in the world, in its budget bill