Nursery rhyme and reason – why every teacher should embrace nursery rhymes

Find out in the 5 January issue of Tes magazine

Open in browser Hello zimplysimple In the first 2018 issue of Tes magazine, poet Roger McGough explains why every teacher needs to embrace nursery rhymes in their teaching – because they bring literacy, cultural and oracy benefits, and that's just for starters. Find out more in the 5 January issue of Tes magazine. Subscribe by Monday 1 January, to start the new year with your new subscription, and get your copy delivered to your door. subscribe now Also in the 5 January issue: Going free range – a controversial US campaigner says schools are over-protective and explains how and why we need to free students up to get lost, hurt themselves and fight their own battles. Stepping up to anorexia – in this primary teacher's account of supporting a young girl with anorexia, she argues that schools are unprepared and explains what needs to be done. Making flexible working work – this headteacher's guide shows schools how they can ensure that every teacher is able to work flexibly if they wish to.   Get your copy of the Tes Guide to First Jobs Whether you're searching for your first job or looking to take the next step in your career, our complete guide will take you through the recruitment process step-by-step covering: Job-hunting Completing application forms Interview lessons Starting at your new school Advice from recruitment experts and experienced senior leaders Subscribe to Tes magazine by Monday 8 January and you'll get your copy of the Tes Guide to First Jobs FREE with your 12 January issue. Or pre-order your copy by Tuesday 9 January and you'll pay just £5.99 (usual price £6.99). pre-order guide subscribe now Too many emails? You can change your email preference settings anytime. This website and its content is subject to our Terms and Conditions. Tes Global Ltd is registered in England (Company No 02017289) with its registered office at 26 Red Lion Square London WC1R 4HQ.