New president, new start. Truth, trust and togetherness. Moments after taking his oath of office, President Biden gave his blueprint for overcoming the challenges facing America. This resources explores the transfer of power from Donald Trump to Joe Biden. What’s Joe Biden done in his first two weeks as president? And what next for Donald Trump? T These activities help your learners: Discover what was said on inauguration day Express what this story means to them View the events from different perspectives This is the first of two

Explore how numbers are used in news reporting through a week’s worth of good news stories! 90% of the news we consume is negative. But why? Learn about why we are drawn to negative stories and how this is reflected in the media. Then, investigate how numbers can be used to help us understand a news story. This resource is supported by KPMG

How do journalists help us understand the news and is it acceptable for them to reveal people’s secrets? Download a resource that helps students understand the importance of the Pandora papers and the different ways journalists present information. This resource is just one of the current affairs resources we publish! We publish two kinds of resources: Headlines cover a different news story each week. A new one is published every Friday Projects explore one issue in depth over five weeks To get full access to all of our resources for free - just create an account!

What’s the plan for exams in 2021? Download this resource to explore the pertinent questions surrounding end-of-year assessment. What is the fairest way to give grades during a pandemic? What would different people say? What are the alternatives to exams?