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Bar model newsletter for primary teachers

The bar model teaching newsletter:one email a term.

A termly email on teaching with bar models. It arrives three times a year, at the start of each term, with whatever is genuinely new — usually a handful of videos, a printable, and one thing we got wrong and fixed.

  • Three emails a year, sent in the first week of term
  • No drip sequence, no re-engagement campaign
  • Unsubscribe link at the top, not buried at the bottom

Sign up

One field, because that is all we need.

A school address works best — personal ones tend to change when people move schools.

No confirmation hoops.

You are on the list.

The next one goes out in the first week of term. Nothing will arrive before then.

What is actually in it

Four things,and never more.

The format is fixed, which is what keeps it to one email rather than four. If there is nothing new in a category that week, the category is simply missing.

What is new in the library

The videos and printables added since the last email, with the year groups they suit — not a list of everything.

One problem, worked

A single question with the bar drawn, of the sort that looks impossible written down and obvious once it is a picture.

Something a school told us

What worked in a real classroom, including the bits that took three attempts. Named only with permission.

Dates, if there are any left

Training days fill from the autumn term backwards. This is the only place they get mentioned before they are gone.

What we will not do with your address

The boring listthat ought to be standard.

School inboxes are a target and everybody in this sector knows it. So, plainly:

  • We do not sell, rent or share the list. Not with partners, not with anyone.

  • Signing up does not put you on a sales sequence, and it does not trigger a phone call.

  • Unsubscribing removes the address rather than pausing it. There is no win-back email.

  • Downloading the free pack does not sign you up to this — that is a separate tick box.

How we handle personal data in full, including how long we keep it.It is short and written in English. Privacy policy →