Teaching Cambridge at your school

We are committed to providing a high level of support for school leaders and teachers delivering Cambridge programmes. 

We’ve produced a series of resources to support the teaching and learning in your school. They explore different aspects of educational practice, from designing a curriculum to improving the quality of classroom activity. 

These pages bring together a collection of these resources. They examine important educational themes and show how they are relevant to Cambridge schools. 

Here you will find: 

• Implementing the curriculum with Cambridge – practical advice on designing, developing, implementing and evaluating your curriculum.
   
• Developing your school with Cambridge – focusing on classroom-level activity, guidance on improving the quality of teaching and learning in your school.
  
  
• Developing the Cambridge learner attributes – practical guidance on how schools might use the Cambridge learner attributes to develop teaching practice and share their curriculum.
  
  
• Education briefs – a close look at important themes in education, including active learning, bilingual education and assessment for learning.
   
• Getting started with… - Building on our education briefs, these guides introduce and develop areas of teaching and learning practice, and provide new ideas and approaches that link theoretical understanding with practical classroom application.
  
  
• Cambridge School Leader and Teacher Standards – a range of key characteristics and practices that we believe should be shown by effective school leaders and Cambridge teachers.
  
  
• Cambridge principles into practice: languages guide for schools – focusing on language use across your school curriculum and environment, guidance on evaluating and developing your approach to languages.
  

We’re working on new resources that support teaching and learning in Cambridge schools. As soon as they’re ready we will add them to this section.