Going back to the classroom

Around the world, many schools are starting to return, and some are teaching online or adopting a blended approach. No matter where your classroom is, we are committed to helping you.

young learners in classroom We have created free resources to help you confidently plan blended learning programmes, provide engaging activities and motivate your learners.

Learning fit for the 21st century

Teachers and learners have shown they are adaptable, creative and determined. Technology will never replace the teacher, but it does offer lots of exciting opportunities. Explore our advice on how to get the most of digital tools and technology, alongside face-to-face contact time.

Anything teachers can do – can technology do better?

Self-access study materials

These self-study activities help students practise their English independently either at home or in class and helps them develop the skills needed for their exam.

Find out how you can use these materials with your learners in our webinar on Introducing self-access materials.

B2 First for Schools

C1 Advanced

Lesson plans

Our range of new lesson plans can be adapted to your online classes or used when you’re back at school. They include everything you need to deliver a 45-minute lesson, including activity sheets, homework assignments and more.

Resources that can be used online, in the classroom or in between

We have a range of activities, practical tips and games that you can start using in your online lessons or back at school. Discover advice on using technology in the classroom and online activities that motivate your students to practise their English.

Kahoot!

Fun games that help build the language and skills young learners need at Pre A1, A1 and A2 levels. Use them in online lessons, in the classroom, or set them for independent study.

Learning English

A range of fun, free activities to try with your students. You can use the activities as part of a lesson in the classroom, or give them to students to practise with at home.