Two posters produced on PPT, to show pupils examples of sentences to evaluate and analyse during Enterprise/Business coursework.

A drag and drop activity to help students learn about sole traders, partnerships and limited companies. One slide with movable text boxes and column headers. Great for Enterprise or Business Studies as a Connect/Starter activity.

This is a workbook based on the topic of Targeting and Segmentation, for component 3 of the BTEC Tech Award in Enterprise. It comprises 4 activities and lasts approximately 1 50-minute lesson, with a poster extension task at the end. The workbook introduces key terms and the theory of segmentation methods.

A display poster to show a huge volume of links between technology and business.

A PowerPoint file based on a market research task for Christmas Inc., a fictional business who run Christmas deliveries. 3 tasks in total, all around the topic of market research and analysis.

The key terms and their definitions, which are taken from the back of the specification. These two posters can be printed separately or indeed combined to make one large poster for displays or for simply giving out/showing to students.

An introductory gap-fill task about images and use of media. Then a PowerPoint-led lesson on compression and the types, using images as the focus. The lesson moves on to discussing lossy and lossless compression. Can be used with either KS3 Computing or alternatively with year 9 or 10 Computer Science.

A walkthrough for binary addition, looking at the “five rules” to help scaffold for students in KS3 (or possibly even at the start of KS4). The attached worksheet is simply practice to go alongside the PPT.

PowerPoint introducing the component 3 exam and the payment methods topic. Also a worksheet allowing students to map out facts and key knowledge regarding the five prescribed payment methods. Also includes a starter task A5 sheet to introduce common payment method logos.

A package of resources for this part of component 3, including a huge PowerPoint, to introduce this key financial terminology. Supported by a wordsearch, crossword, knowledge quiz and Twitter article, all of which can be used flexibly for starters, homeworks etc. Why do all of this from scratch?!

Three separate files which altogether provide 2 to 3 lessons on break-even charts, formula and analysis. Worked examples included as well as graph-drawing tasks which are guided through step-by-step. A big focus on the key terminology involved: fixed and variable costs.