Do your teachers know what good modeling looks like in literacy instruction? shanahanonliteracy.com/blog/does-mode…

Amazing work!

How lovely ❤️

Y6 have completed their finished abstract landscapes inspired by the work of David Hockney. We used drawing ink and oil pastels on A3 watercolour paper then added detail with POSCA UK POSCA pens. Artsmark NSEAD @BridgeYorkshire

Calling all Senior Leadership staff and Head Teachers, here's a free PowerPoint you can use for your next staff meeting⬇️ researchrichpedagogies.org/research/page/… The PowerPoint makes a case on the importance of Reading for Pleasure and features the delightful slide below 😃 #OURfP

Yesterday I was so proud to watch Janey V Cooksley deliver a talk on impact! It was inspiring, truthful, powerful and supported research! #ambitionforall #ditchandstick Briar Hill Primary School Pie Corbett Educating Northants #nedtalks4 Jay Davenport FCCT 🙋‍♂️

So I’ve spent most of today reading this amazing book “Darwin’s Rivals” by Christiane Dorian and @Harry_Tennant_. If you’re in year 5/6 and studying evolution it’s an absolute must have, bringing a new angle. It’s beautifully told and stunningly illustrated. #PicturebookPage

Well over 5000 teachers have signed up to this online series based on the ‘Metacognition and Self-Regulated Learning’ guidance report - take a look. The guidance & related tools - developed by a range of renowned experts & teachers - is available here: bit.ly/2Oz8Q8f

Y3 have used their sketchbooks today to draw the human skeleton. Linked to their science topic, we have looked at sketches created by Leonardo da Vinci over 500 years ago, to inspire our work. Paula Briggs @AccessArt Artsmark Primary Science Quality Mark #primaryart

Y4 have finished their Anglo Saxon inspired crosses today. They spent time carefully adding detail using POSCA pens. Looking forward to seeing them all displayed back in their classrooms. POSCA UK Artsmark Arts Award @BridgeYorkshire @weare_IVE @CreativeSceneWY V&A

Colourful oil pastel butterfly wings from S1 who are looking at the natural world. St Aloysius' College

Creating 3D shapes inspired by Roy Lichtenstein - How would you construct a square based pyramid? What type of pattern would you use to decorate a face? How many faces are there to decorate? #WorldMathsDay inspired by Arts Council Collection #onpaper education pack natalie walton

Part2 - Our children have completed their #Museum of Art & Science. Lots of fantastic mini exhibitions (& even a toilet - though no room for a shop or cafe) Susan M Coles Artsmark Anne-Louise Quinton Primary Science Quality Mark Paula Briggs @AccessArt NSEAD #BritishScienceWeek2020 Arts Council Collection Andria Zafirakou

I’m a key worker.But I’m not sending my child to school. We really need to reserve this places for the most essential pupils and 2 parents who are key workers. We must all make every effort to keep those at school safe. The children and staff attending school need to be safe too

gomersalprimaryschoolart.blogspot.com/2020/03/creati… Don’t forget to keep checking our ‘creative learning at home’ blog, with activities to do at your leisure. Today we have: homemade sketchbooks, creative coffee cup rings &drawing activities by LouiseClazey What will tomorrow bring? Artsmark NSEAD

More #remarkable outdoor art ideas from Adele Darlington ☔️🌈🦋🐞🍃 @lea_forest_aet @lea_forest_arts

Thanks Whole Education for inviting us to share the successes of our Powerful words project. We are extremely proud of all that we have achieved for our pupils at the Lantern Lantern Primary @PowerfulWordsProject @Cmatrust

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. #LestWeForget #ArmisticeDay