Pupils

Track and support pupil progress and make sure your school is doing everything it can to encourage their development and ensure their wellbeing.

“If the School Didn’t Care Enough, He’d Care Even Less”
Pupils
- Rob Carpenter looks back on how his school helped Tommy, a boy who grew up in an area notorious for gang violence...
Involve Parents in Your Pupils’ Mental Health Provision
Mental Health
- Michelle Doyle Wildman offers some suggestions for how leaders and business managers can work with parents to improve the children’s mental support available in schools
Product Review – imoves
Pupils
- A cross-curricular digital platform for building physical literacy and an active school with muscle
Harness the Power of Activity and Improve Attainment by up to 12% with imoves
Pupils
- Helping your children get active isn't always easy in a busy school week, but imoves just made it a lot easier, with results to prove it...
How The Week Junior is Improving English Outcomes at my Primary School
Pupils
- Maddy Barnes talks us through the role that The Week Junior has played in improving English outcomes for students at Sacred Heart Catholic Primary in Manchester
“Imagination, it’s our Business” – How Educational Play can Transform Learning in your School
Pupils
- Give primary pupils the space to create in your classrooms and out on the school grounds too
Product Review – The Week Junior
Pupils
- A multi award-winning current affairs magazine for 8- to 14-year-olds
Zero Tolerance Behaviour Policies aren’t Helping or Supporting Pupils
Pupils
- The current zeal for behavioural ‘consistency’ backed by heavy penalties risks undermining one of teachers’ and leaders’ key moral obligations, says Dave Whitaker
How Your School Can Support Students with Serious Allergies
Pupils
- Emma Hammett cuts through the myths to look at what schools should do to support pupils with serious allergies…
Build and Maintain your School Library, Without Breaking the Budget
Pupils
- Maintaining a good school library will always involve time and effort, but it needn’t entail significant spending, writes Sue Bastone…