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NQT

On the NQT Hub you'll find videos, advice and tips to help you through your induction year - including videos to support each of the core standards.

Primary NQT videos

5 mins The Art of Inspiring Pupils
Part of the series Sharing Your Great Practice
A primary school raises attainment through art
5 mins Learning Life Skills Through Sport
Part of the series Sharing Your Great Practice
Using sport to develop life skills in KS1 and KS2 pupils

NQT features

Advice from Teaching Awards Outstanding New Teacher of the Year award winner, Edward Vickerman, for those at the beginning of their teaching careers.

Award winning teaching

 

Top tips

At the start of the day, ask a student to use a dictionary to find a challenging or unfamiliar word that they would like to learn.

The word is added to a wall at the back of the room and children are encouraged to use it in their written or spoken work.

1 min Vocab
Part of the series Teachers' Trade Secrets
 

NQT extras

Useful links

A selection of useful websites, Twitter feeds and blogs for NQTs.

 

Secondary NQT videos

5 mins Interviewing an NQT
Part of the series Interviewing Staff
Tips from a team of experts on how to interview an NQT
5 mins Snack Bar
Part of the series Junk Food Science - Snack Bar
Discussing the nutritional value of a fictional snack bar

The Behaviour Challenge: Can you handle it?

Pit your wits against the students with our interactive behaviour challenges

Primary Behaviour Challenge

Use the interactive Primary Behaviour Challenge to try out your behaviour strategies. See if your technique will help bring order to a disruptive classroom

Secondary Behaviour Challenge

Want to put your behaviour management techniques to the test? Try the interactive Secondary Behaviour Challenge to see if your strategies will work