Teaching resources

October is Black History Month, a time to recognise and celebrate the invaluable contributions of Black people in the UK and around the world.

Windrush Day marks the day SS Empire Windrush arrived at Tilbury Docks in Essex in 1948.

Climate change is real and is threatening our future. It is our young generations that will lose the most if it is not addressed now.

The NEU worked with five primary schools over two years to consider how ‘traditional’ gender stereotypes could be challenged in nursery and primary classrooms.

How books for early years and primary age children can be used to promote disability inclusion.

Classroom resources on key actions to aid language development in school.

Resources for the classroom help girls learn about female role models in STEM subjects and support their aspirations and subject choices.

Find out more about the experiences of refugee children in UK schools and how they make new connections in their communities.

A comprehensive set of teaching resources on the Holocaust and Nazi persecution, produced by the NEU and the Holocaust Educational Trust.

Antisemitism is racism against Jewish people. Like other forms of racism, it is on the rise and needs to be tackled.

If ever there was a moment in time to evaluate the progress made towards gender equality, that moment is now.

This advice aims to support members to deal with the reactions of pupils and the wider community to the Israel/Palestine conflict. This guidance was reissued in October 2023.

A practical guide for members to develop individual practice and tackle the impact of poverty on pupil learning throughout the school day.

Recognising International Equality events in January and February.

AGENDA is an online resource for educators who want to empower children (age 7-18) to make positive relationships matter in their schools and communities.