Apartheid for KS2 Children
South African society was ruled by a system called apartheid from 1948 until 1994. But what was apartheid and how did affect people?
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8 Different History Topics to Teach your KS2 Class This Year
Read nowIf you’re looking for History topics that are a little out of the ordinary to teach your KS2 class this year, we’ve got some great ideas all fit in with the National Curriculum.
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Decolonising The Curriculum Roundup Blog
Change happens a little at a time and the word ‘decolonise’ has continued to make an appearance in the headlines over the past year. Here at PlanBee we have pledged to continue to improve and create new resources that are both representative and diverse. Find out how we are continuing our mission to decolonise the curriculum.Read now -
Returning to school this September
Read nowMany children will be returning to the classroom this September, with some attending their first day at secondary school, and others stepping into the classroom for the very first time. Read PlanBee's blog to help you and your child manage the transition.
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Year 6 Maths Quiz
Put your maths knowledge to the test and see if you can answer these Year 6 Maths questions.Read now -
Earth Day 2021
Earth Day is fast approaching (20 - 22nd April). Explore what it is, how you can join the movement and educate yourself, and the children in your class, about climate change.Read now -
Ramadan Facts for Kids
Ramadan is almost here, but how much do you know about this religious festival? We've taken a closer look at why and how Muslims celebrate Ramadan and what we all can learn from its customs and rituals.Read now -
Why World Poetry Day is more important for children than ever in 2021
Find out how poetry can help children get through lockdown PLUS give them the chance to win a beautiful poetry anthology to treasure.Read now -
10 Women Trailblazers in Science
Read nowHow much do you know about these ten female scientists? Learn about Anning, Lovelace, Franklin and many more!
