Signposting
This list is by no means exhaustive, but hopefully is a good place for new Econ teachers to start. If I've missed out any useful references or if new ones have come along, do let me know and I'll pop them on.
I also send out an email twice a month or so with the best resources for A-Level Economics I've found from around the web. Feel free to join the list by entering your address below; worksheets, Articles, CPD, Activities, Resources, Tools, Data...Whatever I find, I'll send your way. I try to only share genuinely useful things, but if it turns out the resources aren't your cup of tea, there's an unsubscribe link at the bottom of each email.
Resources - printed and digital, paid and free
Exam boards - Edexcel, AQA, WJEC and OCR
TES (I particularly like GBOxford's resources)
CPD Providers
A-Z Business Training
Youtubers
Reference/Text
Blogs (for teachers)
Blogs (for students)
Talks (for teachers)
Talks (for students)
Podcasts
Mailing lists (for teachers)
IEA Graph of the Week (which actually comes from the Spectator weekly economics email)
Monday Morning Economist (suitable for students too
Planet Money Newsletter (suitable for students too)
Context Mapping
CORE Economist Map Edexcel
CORE FT Map Edexcel
IEA Syllabus Guide - AQA - Edexcel - OCR
Tutor2U Topical Examples Guide AQA - Edexcel A
Facebook Groups
AQA Economics A-Level Teacher Group, Edexcel Economics A-Level Teacher Group, OCR Economics A-Level Teachers and Business Studies & Economics Teachers UK Staffroom (all run by Tutor2U)
Business and Economics Teachers (run by iXL tutors)
GCE Economics A and GCE Economics B (run by Colin Leith - Edexcel Economics Subject Advisor)
IB Economics Teachers' Group (by Marc Burnell)
For A-Level Economists (run by Bus_Omics)
Online Platforms
Data
Economics Observatory Data Hub
Misc
FT for Schools and FT Articles with Questions
Economics teachers and departments to follow on Twitter - if you'd like to be added/removed, please just let me know!