The PlanBee Blog

A third of teachers spent more than TWO WEEKS of the summer holidays on planning and preparation according to a teacher workload survey....

Going #BackToSchool isn't only about the children! The start of the new school year is equally exciting, challenging and daunting for teachers. To help make sure you have a great start to the new school year, here's 37 tips shared by teachers.

Teaching children about issues directly related to climate change should go hand in hand with learning about ethical trading, and the harm caused by unchecked, rampant consumerism. But how do we do this? 

Thousands of schools across the UK have already taken big steps to become eco schools. There are more than 18,000 schools in England registered with the Eco Schools program. Find out how you can get involved.

Achieving a healthy primary teacher work life balance may seem as unrealistic as having a unicorn for a class pet, but it doesn’t have to be a pipe dream.

Mental Health is hitting the headlines a lot and the figures are scary. Here is some of the data taken from the NHS’ Mental Health of Children and Young People in England, 2017 publication and how it relates to the children in your primary school class.

With children's mental health increasingly becoming an issue in primary schools, we wanted to have a think about what mentally healthy schools look like, why mental health in schools is important and explore some quick, easy tips for creating mentally healthy classrooms.

Mental health is making the news a lot at the moment, from teachers’ stress levels to the impact social media is having on children. But what exactly is good mental health and what does good mental health look like in schools?

What if I told you classroom behaviour management could be about more than being a disciplinarian teacher? Would it change the way you approached discipline in your classroom?