Is marking getting you down? It's one of the most common complaints from teachers, yet, with the right marking strategy, it's also one of the simplest to address. Here are our top tips to help you make marking easier (not to mention more effective) in the classroom, using invaluable tools such as reward stickers and verbal feedback teacher stamps!

Save time providing marking feedback with these 2 new 'feet' design stamps

Now available in red, green AND purple!

Setting targets in the classroom: If done well, establishing targets for students can really serve to motivate, invigorate and encourage kids to take responsibility for their own learning development. Read our blog to discover a few helpful tips to ensure that you're using targets effectively in the classroom

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Is geography becoming a dying art in the primary classroom? We certainly don't think so! If you want to get a few tips on how to bring the fun back to teaching KS1 and KS2 geography, then simply read our blog for some helpful pointers.

La Francais in the classroom? Pas de probleme! Teaching French at primary level, if done correctly, can be really rewarding, and provide children with a useful skill for life. To discover some useful ideas and tips on how to really get results when teaching French (and to see some really great French teacher stamps!).

Assessment for learning, or AFL, as it’s often called…it’s just another government buzz-word, isn’t it? Well, in this case; perhaps not! AFL, when done well, can really benefit your pupils and help them to take charge of their own educational development.
Find out about using AFL in your primary classroom, and how to minimise time spent marking (with the aid of a trusty teacher stamp!), without compromising on quality.