This is a six week plan for Forest School or Outdoor Learning, which combines Science, Home economics and woodcraft into a programme, enriching the children's appreciation of the outdoors, how to build and maintain fires, and how different foods can be cooked on a fire.

This is a six week plan for Forest School or Outdoor Learning, which combines Maths, D&T and Art into a programme, enriching the children's appreciation of the outdoors.

A six week unit of work to support teachers who are teaching the basic principles of shelters. This covers elements of Science, D&T and Maths.

In this pack are eight inference tools, researched and designed to be the most effective strategies to enable students to access information and make inferential decisions successfully. The author has investigated research papers which ran successful interventions on inference within an educational setting. These have been distilled into nine key strategies to enable students to better establish the key skills of inference.

This is a six week unit of work to support teachers in learning more about the outdoors with their students. This combines elements of Science, including photosynthesis and water filtration, as well as some nature identification and excavation.

When you are applying for teaching jobs, it can be tempting to simply apply once to an agency, and let them do the heavy lifting for you. We would recommend a more thoughtful approach, involving a smaller number of applications to carefully chosen schools. Teachers who apply directly to a school, rather than via an agency, have the added benefit of not carrying a £4,000 recruitment fee. In the booklet is guidance we think will make your application more successful. Where to find teaching jobs Choosing a School to work in A successful teaching job personal statement A successful observation lesson A successful teaching job interview A good NQT Offering