Resources by Teachers TV

As Easy as CPD 2

This programme from Teachers TV follows Claire Duncan and Sukhbinder Bachra, who as part of their continuing professional development met with primary science consultant Rosemary Feasey. Acting upon the advice given to them they planned and taught lessons using a more creative approach. Claire’s Year three class...

Asteroids and Comets

In this Teaching Astronomy and Space video, from the Institute of Physics (IOP), Teachers TV and the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), astronomer Jay Tate reveals the risks and dangers of an asteroid collision with the Earth.

Astronomy - Observatory Trip

This Teachers TV programme follows amateur astronomer Bill Forest as he gives a primary class a tour of an observatory. Teacher Adrienne Bullen arranges an evening trip for her class from Ponsbourne St Mary's Primary School in Hertfordshire. The children ask questions about space and look at stars through a...

Averages

This video from Teachers TV observes mathematics teacher Jonny Heeley, as he inspires a group of gifted and talented Year Nine students with an interactive lesson on averages.

Using a variety of challenges, to excite and entertain his students, this masterclass shows how the mean, median, mode and range...

Averaging Continuous Data

This video from Teachers TV observes mathematics teacher Jonny Heeley, as he inspires a group of gifted and talented Year Nine students with an interactive lesson on averaging continuous data.

The usefulness of class intervals and cumulative frequency graphs are discussed and explored by using the very...

Banging Chemistry: Fast and Furious *suitable for home teaching*

This video, from Teachers TV, shows a series nine quick-fire exothermic and endothermic reactions, to help inspire her science students. They can be used to help students in understanding rates of reaction and energy changes. Each example includes helpful tips on how to carry out the demonstrations safely and...

Banging Chemistry: Fireworks

In this video, produced by Teachers TV, explosive experts, Dr. Jacqueline Akhavan and Dr. Alex Contini, explain the explosive chemical and physical reactions behind fireworks. Through a series of controlled explosions they demonstrate combustion reactions in fireworks in a way that could never be done in a...

Barcelona's Big Church

This Teachers TV video is part of the series A World of Maths, which travels to different locations to pose mathematical problems.

Gaudi's La Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona is the setting for these 11 short sequences which display different aspects of mathematics for students to explore, investigate...

Bath Bombs and Rockets

This Teachers TV video shows how science AST, Alison Tiltman, is keen to work closely with other departments and encourage cross curricular learning. Combining science, design and technology, and maths, her Year Nine students take part in a challenge to imagine they are running their own cosmetics companies. As...

Belvue Garden Curry

In this video from the Teachers TV series Chefs Challenge, a professional chef plans a food technology lesson at a school for students with special educational needs, using fruit and vegetables from the school's garden.

Bob Cummings, the gardener at Belvue School, west London, regularly works with small...