Teachers Talk Radio

The Primary Experience: The Lunch Show with Samuel Lickiss

In this week's episode, I discuss all things primary with Annelies Paris, a primary teacher and content creator under the name Petite Primary. We cover diverse topics such as getting organised, managing your wellbeing, dealing with controversial/difficult topics in the classroom and being a reflective practitioner. 

How can senior leaders support literacy in schools?: The Late Show with Sean Mackay

Sean is joined by headteacher Will Teece to discuss how he and other leaders can support literacy in their schools.

Why do children like scary stories?: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester

We listen to Victorian author Arthur Reeve’s thoughts on ‘The Fascination of the Ghost Story’ (which includes brief Victorian sensibilities that we do not endorse) and summaries of the ghost stories from Ancient Greece and Rome to think about why people are so drawn to spooky stories and why they can be good for our children.

The day they cancelled our exams. Remembering the lock down. The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs

This week I remember the events which began in March 2020 when the schools closed and all exams were cancelled. What was the experience of students who then went on to university? My guests Ayni Abdi and Fraser Sones, were in year 13 in March 2020 we remember those days and what followed.

Relationships, sex education, inclusion, diversity: The Late Show with John Bee

John is joined by special guest Ian Timbrell to discuss RSE and EDI in schools.

Teachers brushing teeth? Education Tonight with Brent and Adam

Join Brent and Adam as they discus the latest news around teachers needing to teach brushing teeth in school. 

Classroom management 101: The Late Show with Tom Rogers

Tom is joined by Derrick, Andy, Gillian, Daisy and other teachers to discuss their responses to teacher FAQ on student behaviour. Listen in for 90 minutes of trouble shooting from a wealth of teachers with a depth of classroom experience. 

Parental apathy?: The Late Show with Tolu McCarthy

Tolu discusses parental apathy with a London headteacher, is it a thing? How are schools working with parents?

The Monday Morning Break with Khanh Duc Kuttig

A discussion with Sarah Plochl about personal language learning styles and the difference between language teaching and language coaching.

Bletchley Park and coding: The Sunday Twilight Show with Maud

On the 1st and the 2nd of November 2023, the international summit on Safety with Artificial Intelligence will take place in Bletchley Park.
Why Bletchley Park? Because it is the birthplace of computer programming and decoding.
A secret location and mission for more than 50 years, it is crucial that we teach our young people how important the Government Code and Cypher School was in the fight against Nazi Germany.
Coding saved thousands of lives and shortened the length of the second world war. 
It should be a part of our national curriculum and a visit to Bletchley as common as a visit to the British museum.