A complete Excel organizer for secondary class teachers! Track attendance, merits, incidents, and parent communication in one automated dashboard. Perfect for Year 9 or any lower-secondary class using the Cambridge curriculum. Save time, stay organized, and manage your pastoral records professionally. Why Teachers Love It: Saves time and paperwork. Help prepare parent meetings and reports. Works with any class size Macro-enabled and ready to use; just enable content and start recording. Ideal For: Class or form teachers School Heads and coordinators Cambridge Lower Secondary or IGCSE levels File type: Microsoft Excel (.xlsm) – macros must be enabled for dashboards to function.

Engage your students in hands-on engineering and problem-solving with this exciting Tall Tower Challenge! Learners work in teams to design, build, and test the tallest freestanding tower using simple materials such as straws and glue. The tower must support a tennis ball at the top for at least one minute without collapsing. This worksheet guides students through the full engineering design process — from planning and sketching ideas to testing, measuring, and reflecting on their results. What is Included: Full Design & Build Worksheet (printable PDF or editable version) Step-by-step student instructions Planning questions and sketch section Testing and reflection pages Clear success criteria and safety reminders Skills Developed Teamwork and communication Critical thinking and creativity Measurement and data recording Engineering and design problem-solving

This resource explains the greenhouse effect and global warming in simple terms, covering key concepts, causes, and effects. It breaks down scientific processes in a way that is accessible to students, using real-world examples and engaging visuals. Teachers can use this material for lessons on climate change, environmental science, and sustainability. Includes: Clear explanations of the greenhouse effect and global warming Causes and impacts of climate change Key vocabulary and greenhouse gases Actionable solutions for reducing carbon footprints Interactive activities and discussion prompts Perfect for: Classroom presentations and discussions Earth science and environmental studies Projects on sustainability and climate action. Equip students with knowledge and inspire action to combat global warming!

Empower students to tackle energy loss in school with this engaging project-based learning activity focusing on energy conservation and efficiency. This comprehensive 6-8 week project challenges students to investigate how energy is used and wasted in their school environment, fostering awareness and practical problem-solving skills. Divided into five phases, the resource guides students through identifying energy inefficiencies, brainstorming solutions, and implementing changes to create a more sustainable school. Students will collaborate in teams, conduct observational audits of lighting, air conditioning, and device usage, and design creative posters to encourage behavior change. The project culminates in a reflective report summarizing their findings and the effectiveness of their solutions. Perfect for physics or environmental science classes, this activity aligns with core energy and sustainability topics while nurturing teamwork, leadership, and communication skills. The resource includes detailed lesson plans, observation templates, discussion prompts, and reporting guidelines, making it easy for teachers to implement. By engaging students in real-world problem-solving, this project promotes active learning, critical thinking, and long-term environmental stewardship.