What is Key Stage 5?
What is key Stage 5? Key Stage 5 is the term that refers to the optional, two years, final stage of secondary education undertaken by 16-18 year old students studying…
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What is Key Stage 4?
What is Key Stage 4? Key Stage 4 is the legal terminology for the last 2 years of compulsory schooling in maintained English and Welsh schools. Students are usually aged…
What is Key Stage 3?
What is Key Stage 3? Key Stage 3 (often abbreviated to KS3) is the legal wording for the first few years of secondary education in English and Welsh maintained schools. …
What is Key Stage 2
What is Key Stage 2? Key Stage 2 (KS2) unsurprisingly is the educational stage after Key Stage 1 and is part of the National Curriculum. It is the legal term…
What is Key Stage 1?
What is Key Stage 1? What is Key Stage 1? Key Stage 1 (KS1) comes after the Early Year Foundation Stage (EYFS) and is part of the National Curriculum….
What is a Teaching Assistant
What exactly is a Teaching Assistant? What does a Teaching Assistant (also known as a TA) do? What qualifications and skills do you need to become a Teaching Assistant? And…
Is being creative as a teacher the key to effective learning?
As a teacher, how can you engage your students to be more effective and develop their creativity? Follow these tips and not only will your students learn quickly but you…
What is a QTS? How Do I Teach in the UK?
There are two routes into teaching. One is based at a university; the other is to train on the job. The first route means you get a qualification and then…
Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) Teachers – how to stand out
If you browse through your Social Media channels, you might have noticed that MFL teachers are very wanted. But what does it mean in the world of education? We help you to understand Modern…
International Teacher Event with Prospero Teaching
Everyone deserves a little bit of fun as we are getting closer to the end of the year. Prospero Teaching organiSed an afternoon for their International Teachers. The past 12 months…