Exciting new books added to The Teachers' Collection - take a look at our new Diversity section! buff.ly/3YRfM58 With this new collection, we aim to support teachers & schools with representing a wide range of diverse themes, cultures and characteristics. Mary Myatt

Our new diversity collection aims to support teachers with discussing different themes & issues. Here is our selection of books about deafness & hearing impairment: KS1 - Listening to the Quiet; Listen Lower KS2 - Stevie Wonder Upper KS2 - El Deafo buff.ly/4hKLE2O

Our books on the theme of neurodiversity come with planning to help you explore them with your class: LKS2 - The Boy On Fire UKS2 - Wider Than The Sea (dyslexia); The Goldfish Boy (OCD) Books for KS1 and other types of neurodivergence in the pipeline! buff.ly/3UNopLl

Our new diversity collection contains books to help you discuss what makes a family with your class, and to help children see representations of different families: KS1 - Last Stop On Market Street: Aalfred & Aalbert KS2 - The Wrong Shoes More coming soon! buff.ly/3UNopLl

Our new diversity collection contains something for everyone! Picture books, verse novels, graphic novels, class novels, biographies and non-fiction. Books for all ages from Early Years to Year 6. (Some of those pictured already available, some coming soon)

Books that can be used in a variety of ways, from including in class or school libraries so that every child can see themselves represented, to sharing with the class in story time or a PSHE lesson. (Some of those pictured already available, some coming soon)

Our planning for these award-winning books by James & Lucy Catchpole supports teachers with discussing with children the issues they raise, helping them understand the authors' important messages. KS1 - What happened to you? KS2 - You're SO amazing! buff.ly/3UNopLl

Have you tried using our free tagging feature? We have identified all the important concepts in each of our books. These appear as tags which can be clicked to find all the other books with that tag. For example, look at some of the amazing books we have with the tag 'space'!

Looking for books to enhance your school's curriculum? Take a look at our bookshop.org to see the books we suggest for each subject. buff.ly/40xoTae Or search the Teachers' Collection (free) to find the perfect book for each topic. buff.ly/3oiYm1B

Using a picture book for storytime, reading or English lessons? Why not check whether it's in our PSHE collection? Our unit plans can be used to teach a whole unit, or you could choose a couple of the activities to help your class respond to the book. buff.ly/492sLnI

What is The Teachers' Collection? We suggest texts to underpin teaching in every subject. We’ve found some great texts, shown how they link to the NC programmes of study, drafted some downloadable outline plans, and pulled together important vocabulary for each unit.

Free to download - a guide to using high quality texts across the curriculum, with suggestions for class teachers and English/curriculum leads. buff.ly/3OnRzgD

Are you MFL lead or teaching KS2 French lessons? Why not use one of these books to enrich your children's understanding of language? Our planning will support you to build a unit of work around reading the book with the children. buff.ly/4c2YfLT

We are working with bookshop.org to support independent bookshops. We have our own The Teachers' Collection page where you can browse our books by subject here - it looks amazing so please have a look! buff.ly/40xoTae

At The Teachers' Collection we've developed resources to support curriculum planning in primary - book suggestions - planning units - vocab lists - primary subject networks - assessment - monthly checkins More here theteacherscollection.com

We’re thrilled to announce our exciting #WorldBookDay NEW partnership with the one & only Mary Myatt bringing you The Teachers' Collection! Designed exclusively for GEC Platform members, this collection is bursting with insightful reads. Find out more here 📚🌍thegec.education/members

Children’s views on ability groups: breaks your heart When pupils going into Year 6 were asked what they thought about ability tables, their responses related to the level of interesting work they were given: The ‘more able’ enjoyed being the bright ones and having special

Did you know that we have teacher resources for all our brilliant #StartSmallThinkBig books? We've just finished these in time for the publication of #SmallSparklingRaindrop tomorrow. You can download them for FREE here: bit.ly/4jOch80