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• 'Dear Teacher' by Amy Husband

  English

  It is not often that opening a book provokes a gasp, but 'Dear Teacher' by Amy Husband is one of those books: the cover has to be ‘opened’ like an ...

  By Grace Woollard

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• Inspirational Lessons for Black History Month

  Topics

  October is Black History Month. Use this time to explore the culture and people of the African diaspora with your class.

  By Julie St Claire Hoare

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• Maths Training with Professor Ruth Merttens

  Maths

  'Good at Sums and Poor at Reasoning?' is Hamilton's new maths training seminar with Professor Ruth Merttens. In this session, new for the 2019-20 school year, Ruth focuses on the ...

  By Diana Mitcham

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• Tackle The Rugby World Cup With Your LKS2 Class

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  The Rugby World Cup starts on the 20th September. Capitalise on the excitement with our fantastic sports related topic blocks.

  By Julie St Claire Hoare

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• Treat Your Reception Class to a Jam-packed Autumn of Celebration

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  Our Celebrations topic for Reception covers celebratory events from your own community and the wider world. Discover the special dates that you can make extra-special and educational for your class!

  By Julie St Claire Hoare

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• Discover Invaders and Settlers in Lower Key Stage 2

  Topics

  Help your Year 3 and Year 4 children understand that many different peoples have settled in Britain over time and appreciate how Anglo-Saxons, Vikings and Romans in particular helped shape ...

  By Suzie Hunt
• Learning About the World Wars

  Topics

  World War 1 and World War 2 affected the lives of millions of people and shaped the world we live in today. Remembrance Day provides an opportunity to reflect on ...

  By Suzie Hunt
• Whole School Progression in Maths

  Maths

  Whole school curriculum progression is getting increasing attention from schools, in part, driven by Ofsted's growing interest in this area. Hamilton can help.

  By Ruth Merttens
• Learning about Life Cycles

  Science

  Learning about life cycles is an important way to develop children's understanding of the world and help them understand and deal with weighty concepts such as life, death and birth.

  By Suzie Hunt

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