Education: resources for teachers: General web resources

The Children's NSF, published on 15 September 2004, sets standards for children's health and social services, and the interface of those services with education.

Most popular publications for Every Child Matters.

General education and professional links: Personal, social, health education and Pastoral care - primarily for young people. Site includes teaching material and programmes

This is a tailor-made online skills course for members of Oxford University, providing an introduction to the issues surrounding plagiarism. It will help you to acquire some of the necessary skills and judgement to apply to your academic work and publications.

This leaflet will give you advice on how to check that the work is the candidate's own independent work or attributable contribution; what to do if you think someone has cheated; and useful sources of information and help.

If your teacher training course starts on or after 1 April 2020, you are not required to take the professional skills tests. The course provider will assure that you have the fundamental English and mathematics to become a teacher either at interview or during the training course.

If you are applying for a teacher training course that starts before 1 April 2020, you must pass the professional skills tests for numeracy and literacy before you begin your training.

A national full service provision until 14 June 2020 will remain available, after this date all test centres will close for skills test.

Web resources for English - Organisations - Reading Connects is an initiative funded by the Department for Children, Families and Schools and delivered by the National Literacy Trust. It supports primary and secondary schools in building a whole-school reading community.