Whether you lament it or embrace it, winter has arrived! However, that's no reason to restrict your teaching to the indoors... Sarah Seaman (aka The Muddy Puddle Teacher) offers some creative tips for outdoor learning during the chilly months.

Treats may be comforting, but raising and maintaining staff morale needs strategy and commitment. According to the Teacher Wellbeing Index, three-quarters of teachers experience poor mental health with excessive workload and a work–life imbalance being cited as the key drivers. Mike Crossley digs deeper...

Stuck for ideas to engage children with outdoor winter activities? Get your class involved in joining many thousands of people across the UK to celebrate the value trees have in the environment. Based on many old customs around the world, Tree Dressing Day is an immersive way of appreciating nature.

Combatting bullying requires a whole-school approach. Mark Jennett offers 12 tips to address bullying in schools and empower teachers, pupils and families.

Teaching children financial literacy from an early age equips them to navigate today's increasingly cashless society. Learning how to budget, when to spend and when to save are fundamental life skills. Zarina Connolly explains the role of financial education in building pupil resilience.

Stress is part of the human experience but excessive stress can worsen existing mental health issues or lead to new ones. On National Stress Awareness Day (2 November), Steve Waters reflects on our experience of stress and what we can do about it.

School dogs have the potential to benefit young people academically, emotionally and socially in a variety of educational settings. Sarah Stokes, Principal at Michael Hall School, shares an endearing case study about integrating her school dog, Bourbon and the pupil wellbeing benefits he’s brought.

Currently, education is one of the most challenging sectors for flexible working. Helping staff achieve a better work–life balance and address the retention crisis is a fundamental, not a perk. During National Work Life Week, we focus on ways to achieve this.

The quality and quantity of a child's sleep are integral to their wellbeing and a well-rested pupil is better equipped for learning. Joanna Feast provides some take-home tips for ensuring children get the zzzs in...

You may have noticed that some of your students were able to bounce straight back into routines after the summer break, whereas others may have needed additional support. There is no right or wrong way and every child’s experience of transitions will be different.