How To Start a School Newspaper
There are numerous benefits to setting up a school newspaper. Not sure where to start? Our handy step by step guide will help get your school paper off the ground. Read More
Topic: Literacy
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10 Ways to Develop a News Reading Community in the Classroom
John Dabell talks about creating a schoolwide ‘buzz’ about reading for pleasure and news reading and how it can be achieved by setting up some simple initiatives. Read More
Teaching Critical Thinking to Young Children
Here's a handy guide stacked full of critical thinking activities, tips and tricks to nurture problem-solving in young children. Read More
Good Debate Topics for KS3
Need some help identifying interesting debate topics for key stage 3 children? Here’s some good debate topics for KS3 to get your started. Read More
What’s on the Front Page of a Newspaper?
The features of a newspaper front page are identified on this free poster that can be handed out to students or displayed in the classroom. Read More
Top Ten Tips for Writing a Newspaper Report
Help your KS2 students perfect their news reports with our top tips from Editor Nicky Cox. Read More
A Brief History of News
News is more accessible than ever, in fact it can feel virtually inescapable. But what is news and how did fake news come to exist? Read More
How a Newspaper is Made: Turning Stories into News
Understanding how a newpaper is put together and produced is invaluable in being able to spot fake news. Find out how we turn stories into news. Read More
Features of a Newspaper Report KS2
This handy poster is designed to help students identify the key characteristics of a newspaper report and gives them a head start in creating their own. Read More