The perfect place for all your EYFS, KS1 and KS2 resources, Explore Education aims to provide you with amazing, outstanding lessons that help you to shine. Each lesson often has detailed planning, PowerPoints and differentiated resources. So whether you are looking for a maths lesson to get you through your next interview, an English lesson that will help you impress OFSTED or a history, science, RE, PSHE or PE unit to wow your class, this is the shop for you!
The perfect place for all your EYFS, KS1 and KS2 resources, Explore Education aims to provide you with amazing, outstanding lessons that help you to shine. Each lesson often has detailed planning, PowerPoints and differentiated resources. So whether you are looking for a maths lesson to get you through your next interview, an English lesson that will help you impress OFSTED or a history, science, RE, PSHE or PE unit to wow your class, this is the shop for you!
Equip yourself with this essential toolkit of 36 writing checklists, covering a wide range of genres and text types for Key Stages 1 and 2. These clear and concise checklists are perfect for setting learning objectives, crafting success criteria, guiding lesson planning, and facilitating effective teacher, self, and peer assessment.
Features:
★ 36 Genre-Specific Checklists: Covering everything from acrostic poems to traditional tales, these checklists provide a structured framework for assessing key writing skills.
★ Clear and Concise Criteria: Each checklist outlines "Must," "Should," and "Could" statements, allowing for differentiated assessment and targeted feedback.
★ Versatile Use: Ideal for lesson planning, self-assessment, peer feedback, and teacher marking.
★ Promotes Independence: Empowers students to take ownership of their learning and identify areas for improvement.
★ Saves Time: Streamlines the assessment process and helps you provide focused feedback.
Boost writing confidence and achievement across KS1 and KS2 with these comprehensive writing checklists!
Ideal for: Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Years 3-6, writing, English, literacy, assessment, planning, self-assessment, peer assessment.
Full list of checklists:
* Acrostic poems
* Adventure stories
* Autobiography
* Balanced argument
* Biography
* Character description
* Classic and modern poetry
* Descriptive writing
* Dialogues
* Diary
* Explanation
* Fable
* Formal letter
* Ghost story
* Information text KS1
* Information text KS2
* Instructions KS1
* Instructions KS2
* Legends
* Letters
* Lists
* Myths
* Newspaper articles
* Non-Chronological Reports
* Persuasive leaflets
* Persuasive letters
* Playscript
* Poems on a common theme
* Postcards
* Recount KS1
* Recounts KS2
* Riddles
* Story KS1
* Story KS2
* Taking notes
* Traditional tales
Enhance your Design and Technology curriculum with our extensive 153-page PDF booklet of worksheets, carefully designed to support a whole school scheme of work. This invaluable resource progressively challenges students as they delve into exciting projects covering a wide range of topics.
Inside this comprehensive package, you’ll find an array of engaging worksheets for designing, investigating, planning, and evaluating. Each project is thoughtfully crafted to provide students with hands-on learning experiences and foster their problem-solving skills.
Projects included in this bundle:
Moving pictures
Playground equipment
Fruit salad
Homes
Teddy vehicles
Puppets
Winding toys
Coats
Healthy snack packaging
Sandwiches
Moving monsters
Photograph frames
Money containers
Pop-up book
Alarms
Lights
Musical instruments
Bread
Moving toys
Biscuits
A shelter
Slippers
Fairground ride
Controllable vehicle
Equip your students with the tools they need to develop their creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills through exciting D&T projects. This resource is perfect for educators seeking to implement a cohesive and engaging scheme of work. Don’t miss out on this must-have collection of D&T worksheets!
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Are you a dedicated educator with a passion for special educational needs (SEN) looking to excel in a leadership role as a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO)? Look no further! Our product offers three meticulously crafted job application letters specifically designed for SENCO positions.
Tailored to showcase your expertise in supporting and advocating for students with special educational needs, these outstanding job application letters emphasize your ability to create inclusive learning environments and collaborate with various stakeholders. With a focus on your experience in coordinating interventions, implementing individual education plans, and fostering a positive SEN provision, these letters are sure to captivate recruiters and position you as an exceptional SENCO candidate.
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Dive into the captivating world of Japanese art with this KS2 Hokusai-inspired unit! Perfect for Year 3 and 4 students, these five detailed lessons guide your class through sketching, pastel work, and printmaking, all while exploring Hokusai’s iconic masterpieces.
What’s Included:
★ Comprehensive Lessons: 5 fully-resourced lessons, each with a detailed plan, PowerPoint, and engaging activities.
★ Skills Development: Students will learn essential art techniques like sketching, shading, color mixing, and block printing.
★ Artist Study: Gain a deeper appreciation for Hokusai’s work and Japanese woodblock printing.
★ Creative Expression: Students will create their own artwork inspired by Hokusai’s style, fostering their artistic voice.
★ Differentiated Activities: Adaptable tasks cater to various skill levels, ensuring all learners are challenged and supported.
Lesson Highlights:
★ Discuss and appreciate Japanese art, including Hokusai’s iconic “The Great Wave.”
★ Learn about Mount Fuji and create sketches using various pencil techniques.
★ Experiment with pastels to create vibrant artwork inspired by Hokusai.
★ Develop individual artistic style by drawing and shading their own mountain scenes.
★ Create unique block prints, showcasing their understanding of shape and color.
Why Choose This Resource?
★ Classroom-Tested: Created by an experienced art teacher and successfully implemented in KS2 classrooms.
★ Engaging and Creative: Inspire students’ artistic expression and appreciation for Japanese art.
★ Curriculum-Aligned: Covers key KS2 art and design objectives, including drawing, painting, and exploring famous artists.
★ Ready-to-Use: Detailed lesson plans and resources save you valuable prep time.
Spark creativity and cultural understanding with this enriching Hokusai Art unit!
Ideal for: KS2 Art, Year 3, Year 4, Japanese art, Hokusai, woodblock printing, sketching, pastels, printmaking, art history.
This Europe Geography Unit is a comprehensive and engaging teaching resource designed for Key Stage 2 children to explore various aspects of Europe, including famous landmarks, cultural similarities and differences, and the impact of human activity on the environment. The unit consists of eight lessons, each targeting specific learning objectives and accompanied by a range of interactive activities and discussions.
Lesson 1: Introduction to Europe
In this lesson, students are introduced to the continent of Europe and its diverse countries. They learn about the significance of Europe, its geographical features, and the countries that make up the continent.
Lesson 2: Exploring European Landmarks
Students delve into the fascinating world of famous landmarks in Europe, such as the Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Big Ben, and more. They learn about the historical and cultural importance of these landmarks, their locations on a map of Europe, and engage in activities like landmark descriptions and map marking.
Lesson 3: Cultural Similarities and Differences
This lesson focuses on the cultural aspects of different European countries and compares them to the students’ local area. Students learn about traditions, customs, and languages, and engage in activities like creating travel brochure collages and group discussions about dream European holidays.
Lesson 4: Trade and Travel Connections
Students explore the trade and travel connections between Europe and their local area. They analyze import and export of goods, tourism, and transportation networks, and evaluate the impact of geographical factors on these connections.
Lesson 5: Planning a European Travel Adventure
In this lesson, students plan an imaginary travel adventure to visit multiple European landmarks. They research the landmarks, their locations, and plan an itinerary, considering factors like transportation, accommodations, local cuisine, and cultural experiences.
Lesson 6: Expressing Personal Views about European Locations
Students learn to express their opinions and preferences about specific European locations, providing clear reasons for their views. They engage in discussions and debates, considering factors like climate, landmarks, culture, or personal interests.
Lesson 7: Geographical Similarities and Differences
This lesson focuses on understanding geographical similarities and differences between Spain and the students’ local area. Students explore traditions, customs, languages, and analyze trade and travel connections, considering the impact of geographical factors.
Lesson 8: Graphing and Comparing Geographical Data
Students gather and analyze data related to temperature and rainfall in specific European locations. They create graphs to represent the data accurately and compare and interpret the data to draw conclusions about environmental conditions.
This resource provides a comprehensive and well-structured unit for teaching outstanding geography lessons about Europe to Key Stage 2 children. It incorporates a variety of interactive activities, discussions, and opportunities for reflection, promoting critical thinking and global awareness among students. The lessons are designed to engage and inspire students while fostering their understanding of landmarks and cultures. Also suitable for Key Stage 3.
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This Humanism RE unit is an ideal addition to your half-term curriculum, offering a fantastic opportunity for students to delve into this intriguing religion and compare it with others such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, or Judaism.
Throughout the six fully resourced and meticulously planned lessons, children will gain a profound understanding of Humanist beliefs and how they differ from other religions. Engaging activities will prompt students to reflect on their actions and morals, fostering a deeper appreciation of ethical values.
As a creation of an experienced Religious Education subject lead, these lessons have been extensively tested in a real classroom with KS2 students. Their effectiveness and outstanding quality align perfectly with Ofsted’s observation criteria, ensuring a meaningful and enriching learning experience.
Unlock the potential of your RE lessons with this exceptional Humanism unit. Empower your students with valuable insights into a diverse range of beliefs, encouraging tolerance and understanding in today’s multicultural society. Invest in their spiritual growth and moral development with these thought-provoking lessons.
Don’t miss this opportunity to engage your students and make your RE lessons stand out. Elevate your KS2 Religious Education with this comprehensive Humanism unit and provide your students with a truly enriching educational experience.
Included is:
6 Lesson Plans
6 PowerPoints
Christianity vs Humanism Activity Sheet
Starter Activity
Golden Rules Across Religions Poster
My Golden Rule worksheet
Humanism Story
Comparing Baby Ceremonies
Comparing Baby Ceremonies (Humanist Statements LA sheet)
Comic Strip
Stories
Story notes
Humanist Belief Display Cards
Lessons:
L.O: To understand and explain the beliefs of humanists.
L.O. To compare humanist beliefs to other beliefs.
L.O: To learn how the ‘Golden Rule’ differs from religion to religion.
L.O: To reflect upon the connections between a moral story and the beliefs of some humanists.
L.O: To consider and write a suitable reflection for a humanist to use in the light of a natural disaster.
L.O. To describe a humanist baby welcoming ceremony and compare it to a Christian baptism.
L.O. To explain some of the moral beliefs of many humanists.
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Ideal for transition activities, supply teachers, a gap lesson, an end of year activity or just for a display. This PowerPoint provides step-by-step instructions for children to create their own 3D word art using an inspirational word
‘This lesson has been a life saver! What an enjoyable lesson.’
This outstanding word art lesson is ideal for a transition activity, supply teachers, a gap lesson, an end of year activity or just for a display.
Children will study a range of artists who use words in their artwork, then create some 3D word artwork of their own. You can use this lesson flexibly from 30 minutes to an hour.
You will get:
✸ A PowerPoint with step-by-step instructions
✸ Lesson plan
L.O. To be able to create my own word art.
Success Criteria:
I understand what ‘3D’ and ‘perspective’ means
I can use pattern to make my artwork stand out.
I am inspired by word artists and can share my opinion on a range of artwork.
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Blast off into learning with this comprehensive, 4-week space-themed unit for EYFS! Packed with engaging activities for both indoor and outdoor continuous provision, this resource will ignite your children’s curiosity and imagination as they explore the wonders of the universe.
What’s Included:
★ 24 Detailed Activity Plans: Each week features six exciting activities, three for indoor and three for outdoor learning, covering a wide range of EYFS curriculum areas.
★ Cross-Curricular Learning: Activities integrate literacy, maths, creative development, and more, providing a holistic learning experience.
★ Hands-On Exploration: From building rockets to creating alien landscapes, children will be actively engaged in their learning.
★ Differentiated Activities: Each activity includes suggestions for supporting and challenging learners of all abilities.
★ Open-Ended Play: Encourage imagination and creativity with open-ended activities that allow children to explore their own ideas.
Key Learning Areas:
★ Literacy: Space-themed stories, vocabulary development, mark-making, and writing activities.
★ Maths: Counting, number recognition, shape exploration, measurement, and pattern creation.
★ Creative Development: Art, music, dance, and imaginative play inspired by space.
★ Physical Development: Gross motor skills, fine motor skills, and coordination through active play.
★ Understanding the World: Learning about planets, stars, astronauts, and space exploration.
Why Choose This Resource?
★ Engaging and Fun: Captivating activities that spark curiosity and a love of learning.
★ Easy to Implement: Clear instructions and simple materials make setup a breeze.
★ Flexible and Adaptable: Activities can be easily modified to suit your setting and resources.
★ Promotes Holistic Development: Supports all areas of the EYFS curriculum.
★ Created by Early Years Experts: Designed by experienced educators with a deep understanding of early childhood development.
Launch your EYFS students into a universe of learning with this exciting space-themed unit!
Ideal for: EYFS, early years, space theme, continuous provision, indoor play, outdoor play, literacy, maths, creative development, physical development, understanding the world.
Kick off your KS2 geography with a bang with this Fairtrade unit. There are five lessons and bonus resources to fill your half term with exciting and thought-provoking lessons.
This has previously been tested with Year 4 and Year 5 in a real school, however it is suitable and easily adaptable across Key Stage 2.
Each lesson comes with a detailed lesson plan with a starter, main input, main activity and plenary. There is also a PowerPoint with updated links and interesting questions to ask your class.
Lesson 1: L.O.: to understand what fair trade is and know where Fairtrade food comes from.
Success Criteria:
I can discuss what Fairtrade is.
I can explain why someone should buy Fairtrade products.
Lesson 2 L.O.: To be able to make a poster to persuade people to buy fair trade produce.
Success Criteria:
Know why fair trade products are 'a good buy’ and how they help some of the poorest people in the world.
Use persuasive language to encourage people to buy fair trade products
Lesson 3 L.O.: To know about some of the countries that make fairtrade goods and share information with others through drama
Success Criteria:
Know where my country is on a world map
Know about the people who live there, including their religion and languages
Know about the climate in my country
Be able to talk about fair trade projects in my country
Lesson 4 L.O.: To know about energy saving and how we can protect the planet through an effective speech.
Success Criteria:
I know where some of the energy used in my home comes from
I understand how energy is wasted at home and at school
I can say why we need to save energy
Lesson 5 L.O.: To be able to discuss open ended questions linked to the unfair distribution of water
Success Criteria:
Listen to others- don’t interrupt
If you want to talk, hold out your hand
Respond to what others have said
Try to join in
This unit includes:
✸ x5 Lesson plans
✸ x5 PowerPoints
✸ World map
✸ Fairtrade Packaging
✸ Story of a banana
✸ Cacao Tree Information Sheet
✸ Photos of Fairtrade workers
✸ Diary writing worksheet
✸ Poetry writing worksheet
✸ The journey of a raisin worksheet
✸ Discussion sentence starters
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Dive into the fascinating world of Hinduism with this ready-to-teach KS2 lesson! Designed for Year 3-6 students, this resource explores the major Hindu gods and goddesses, their symbolism, and their importance in Hindu beliefs and practices.
What’s Included:
★ Lesson Plan: A step-by-step guide with clear learning objectives and engaging activities to suit different learning styles.
★ PowerPoint Presentation: Visually appealing slides with images of Hindu gods and goddesses, their stories, and their significance in Hindu culture.
★ Hindu God Information Cards: Informative cards detailing the attributes, powers, and stories of major Hindu deities, perfect for individual or group research.
★ Differentiated Worksheets: Three levels of worksheets (lower, middle, higher) to cater to different abilities, ensuring all students are challenged and engaged.
Key Learning Outcomes:
★ Understand Hinduism: Learn about Hinduism as a major world religion, its core beliefs, and its many gods and goddesses.
★ Explore Hindu Deities: Discover the Trimurti (Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva) and other important gods and goddesses, their symbolism, and their roles in Hindu mythology.
★ Develop Cultural Awareness: Gain an appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of Hinduism and its impact on the lives of millions of people worldwide.
★ Get Creative: Design your own Hindu god, showing what you’ve learned about the characteristics and attributes of Hindu deities.
Why Choose This Resource?
★ Curriculum-Aligned: Meets the religious education curriculum objectives for KS2, covering Hinduism and its key beliefs and practices.
★ Engaging and Interactive: Includes a variety of activities, from video discussions to creative projects, to keep students interested and involved.
★ Differentiated for All: Caters to a range of learning styles and abilities, providing support and challenge for every student.
★ Ready-to-Use: Everything you need is provided in a clear and organized format, saving you valuable time.
Spark curiosity and understanding about world religions and cultural diversity with this lesson on Hindu gods!
Ideal for: KS2 RE, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Hinduism, Hindu gods, religious studies, world religions, cultural awareness.
This outstanding PE unit has been planned by PE experts and tried in primary schools with real children!
Through this unit, children will learn fundamental skills, such as running, jumping and balancing.
Each lesson comes with at least two different games for children to play and apply their skills and a warm up and cool down. There are also resource listings so you can ensure you are prepared for each lesson.
Learning objectives include:
✸ Develop awareness of speed and distance
✸ Develop fluency, rhythm and balance in running over obstacles
✸ Take off in different ways and land in a coordinated way
✸ Use different jumps to make jumping sequences
✸ To complete a running and jumping course.
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This brilliant science unit on electricity is tailor-made for Key Stage 2 pupils, covering all the essential elements of circuits, current, power, conductors, insulators, batteries, switches, light bulbs, and safety. Featuring seven fully planned lessons, this resource provides a thorough exploration of electricity, packed with engaging activities and assessments to ensure pupils develop a robust understanding of the subject.
Lesson Breakdown (Lessons 1-7):
★ Lesson 1: Powering Up: Pupils begin by identifying electrical devices and their power sources. They’ll participate in sorting activities, investigate device power usage, and explore alternative energy sources, including renewables.
★ Lesson 2: Circuit Creators: Pupils learn to build and record electrical circuits using correct components and connections. They’ll experiment with lighting bulbs and other components, accurately drawing circuit diagrams to demonstrate their understanding.
★ Lesson 3: Circuit Models: This lesson focuses on explaining how electrical circuits work using models. Pupils will participate in a physical circuit model, grasp the flow of electricity, and create annotated diagrams to explain circuit behaviour and component functions.
★ Lesson 4: Circuit Troubleshooting: Pupils develop skills in identifying and rectifying circuit problems. They’ll analyse circuit diagrams, recognise incomplete circuits, identify fault causes, and describe necessary modifications for correct circuit operation.
★ Lesson 5: Switching On: The function and operation of switches in electrical circuits are explored. Pupils learn how switches control electricity flow, build circuits with switches, and accurately record their circuits with labelled diagrams.
★ Lesson 6: Conductors and Insulators: Pupils investigate conductors and insulators. They’ll identify materials that allow or prevent electricity flow, explore material properties, and understand the importance of appropriate conductors and insulators in circuits.
★ Lesson 7: Staying Safe with Electricity: This final lesson covers electrical safety. Pupils learn about electrical hazards, safety precautions, and responsible behaviour when using electrical devices. They’ll understand the importance of electrical safety for themselves and others.
★ Lesson 8:
With these comprehensive lesson plans, engaging activities, and thorough assessments, this KS2 Electricity resource provides educators with a complete package to teach the fundamentals of electricity effectively.
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Transform your classroom into a hub of creativity with our comprehensive Design and Technology lessons focused on crafting captivating pop-up storybooks. This D&T resource encompasses everything you need, from detailed lesson plans to engaging PowerPoints and resource sheets.
Lesson Objectives:
Investigate and evaluate how lever and linkage mechanisms function in products, using technical vocabulary to understand their role in pop-up storybooks.
Practice creating pop-up mechanisms and plan the use of materials and processes effectively.
Practice creating lever and linkage systems and plan the use of materials and processes effectively.
Write a draft of a story using an outline plan and storybook criteria, using simple graphical communication techniques.
Measure, mark out cut out and shape a range of materials using appropriate tools and techniques.
Join and combine components accurately.
To assess my finished book against the original design criteria and reflect on the design and making process.
Files included:
★ x6 PowerPoints for each lesson
★ x6 Lesson plans
★ Pop-Up Books Questionnaire
★ x3 Outline plans (differentiated)
★ x6 Table guides
★ Slider mechanism templates
★ Box fold object
★ Prepared text for lower ability pupils
★ Story planning sheet
★ Story prompts
★ Evaluation sheet
★ Storyboard
★ Example pictures
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These two PowerPoints explain how children need to show respect to themselves and others.
Children will also have some reflection time at the end of the assembly to think about what they have learnt and what they can do next.
These assemblies are a fantastic way to show children what respect and disrespect looks like.
You could use these for a primary school, KS1 only, KS2 only or in class.
You will receive a 11-slide PowerPoint and a 16-slide PowerPoint.
Key features of Assembly 1:
✸ What does ‘respect’ mean?
✸ Are you disrespectful when you are angry?
✸ Are you disrespectful when someone gets hurt?
✸ Are you disrespectful to those I don’t like?
✸ How would you feel if…?
✸ How can you treat others how you would like to be treated?
✸ Reflection time
✸ Prayer
Key features of Assembly 2:
✸ Why should we show respect?
✸ Do we like others to…?
✸ What is respect?
✸ How we are all different
✸ Being disrespectful is…
✸ Treating others equally
✸ Being respectful is…
✸ Reflection time
✸ Prayer
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Ignite your students’ creativity and problem-solving skills with this exciting, newly redesigned Moon Buggy Design and Technology unit! Perfect for KS1 or KS2, this comprehensive resource takes your class on a journey from initial design concepts to the thrilling moment of testing their very own moon buggies.
What’s Included:
★ 6 Engaging Lessons: Step-by-step lesson plans aligned with the D&T curriculum, guiding students through the entire design and construction process.
★ 6 Interactive PowerPoints: Visually stimulating presentations to introduce key concepts, inspire creativity, and support learning.
★ Teacher Guide & Instructions: Detailed guidance and tips for a smooth and successful teaching experience.
★ Action Plan Statements: Differentiated support for low-ability learners, helping them organize their ideas and plan their builds.
★ Example Pictures: Inspire students with real-world examples of moon buggies and design possibilities.
★ 8 Design Worksheets: Provide a structured framework for brainstorming, sketching, and refining designs, with a differentiated version for low-ability learners.
Key Learning Objectives:
★ Identify key features of existing moon buggies
★ Design three different moon buggies and identify the most suitable design
★ Identify the design criteria that are important when making a moon buggy
★ Order steps to create an action plan and list the resources needed
★ Use different skills to make a quality finished vehicle
★ Test and evaluate the effectiveness of the finished moon buggies
Why Choose This Resource?
★ Hands-On Learning: Students actively engage in the design and construction process, fostering creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills.
★ Curriculum-Aligned: Meets the national curriculum objectives for Design and Technology, ensuring a valuable learning experience.
★ Differentiated: Includes support for a range of abilities, ensuring all students can participate and succeed.
★ Teacher-Friendly: Clear instructions and resources make it easy to implement, even for those new to teaching D&T.
I★ nspiring and Fun: Captures students’ imaginations and sparks a passion for STEM subjects.
Launch your students’ learning into orbit with this out-of-this-world Moon Buggy D&T unit!
Ideal for: KS1, KS2, Design and Technology, STEM, engineering, problem-solving, creativity, space exploration, space, theme, topic.
Are you ready to take the next step in your educational career and step into a leadership role? Our Successful NPQSL Application Form Example for primary teachers is the ideal resource to help you on your journey.
This comprehensive example application form is meticulously crafted to provide you with a clear roadmap for applying to the National Professional Qualification for Senior Leadership (NPQSL).
These example questions and answers cover:
✹ Why would you like to complete the Programme with (Programme provider)?
Please provide a specific, recent example to show how you are ready for the next step in school/education setting leadership
✹ Please provide a specific, recent example to show how you are ready for the next step in school/education setting leadership.
✹ Write about how teaching and learning (including curriculum and assessment) is important for you to develop in your role and explain how this will impact on pupils and staff at your school or education setting.
✹ Please provide your best two recent examples of leadership roles where you have led a team across the whole school, and explain how they demonstrate your success as a senior leader.
✹ Please identify what you feel are your key areas for development as a senior leader and thereby what you hope to gain by attending this programme.
With the NPQSL qualification, you’ll gain the expertise and knowledge needed to excel in leadership roles within the education sector. Whether you’re looking to move into a senior leadership position, enhance your leadership skills, or prepare for new challenges in the field, our sample application form will serve as your trusted companion.
Unlock your leadership potential, take the next step in your career, and demonstrate your readiness for senior leadership roles with our Successful NPQSL Application Form Example. Start your journey towards educational leadership success today.
Do you want to teach your KS2 students about the amazing diversity of animal skeletons? Do you want to help them develop their scientific skills of observation, comparison, and classification? Do you want to challenge them to learn more about endoskeletons and other types of skeletons?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this lesson is for you!
This lesson is designed for KS2 students and covers the following objectives:
L.O.: I know that skeletons differ between animals.
Success Criteria:
★ I can name and describe the main features of an endoskeleton and give examples of animals that have one.
★ I can compare and contrast different animal skeletons and sort them into groups based on their similarities and differences.
★ I can write a comparison between two animal skeletons using scientific vocabulary and evidence.
This lesson includes:
★ A detailed lesson plan with learning objectives, success criteria, and detailed inputs
★ A PowerPoint presentation with clear explanations, images, and videos
★ A worksheet for Activity 1, where students match animal skeletons to their bodies
★ Activity where children sort animal skeletons in different ways using hoops
★ A comparison sheet where children write the similarities and differences between two animal skeletons
★ Challenge sheet - information text about skeletons
This lesson is aligned with the National Curriculum for England and covers the following objective:
Identify that humans and some other animals have skeletons and muscles for support, protection and movement
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This lesson is suitable for Key Stage 2 students of all abilities and can be adapted to suit your needs. It is ideal for teaching science as a discrete subject or as part of a cross-curricular topic.
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Introduce your KS1 students to the significance of Shabbat in Jewish tradition with this complete lesson package. Designed to help children understand why Shabbat is a special day for Jewish people, this resource includes a detailed lesson plan, differentiated worksheets, and a 12-slide PowerPoint.
Through interactive activities such as writing diary entries, drawing key Shabbat items, and engaging in role-play, students will learn about the customs and traditions that mark Shabbat, including lighting candles, family meals, and the importance of rest. The lesson fosters reflection on the value of rest and family time for everyone, making it both educational and meaningful.
Includes:
Lesson plan
12-slide PowerPoint presentation
Diary entry questions sheet
Diary entry writing frame
Diary entry WAGOLL
Drawing and labelling Shabbat items (differentiated worksheet - LA, MA, HA)
Drawing and labelling Shabbat items WAGOLL answer sheet
Shabbat role-playing guide
L.O.: Understand why Shabbat is a special day for Jewish people.
Suitable for KS1, Year 1 and Year 2.
Keywords: Jewish Shabbat, KS1 RE, Judaism, day of rest, family, candles, traditions, Shabbat preparation, challah, religious education, Year 1, Year 2, lesson plan, role-play, worksheets.
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This Roman Mosaic Art unit is perfect to use alongside a fascinating Roman history topic or study of the volcanic eruption in the ancient Italian city of Pompeii.
Children will study mosaics from the city of Pompeii, discuss what they were used for and how they were made (learning key techniques used by mosaic artists). They will then choose a marine animal to sketch onto a grid before using this as a guide to paint it. Once dry, they will cut out the squares and stick them onto backing paper using the techniques they have studied.
These three lessons are perfect to be used during a half term, with a couple of lessons spare in case of any absences or other school events. They are fully resourced and planned, with detailed lesson plans provided. Two of these lessons may take a little longer than an hour so can be used flexibly.
Created by an experienced art subject lead, these lessons have been used in a real classroom with real students across KS2.
Included is:
3 PowerPoints
Four examples
Grid paper
Detailed lesson plans for each lesson with differentiated success criteria
Images of marine animals
Lessons:
I can create a mosaic drawing.
I can use tints and shades of colours.
I can make a mosaic.
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This unit will take your students on a journey to West Africa, where they will discover the origins, achievements, and legacy of the Benin Kingdom. They will learn about the culture, religion, art, and trade of the Edo people, as well as the causes and consequences of the kingdom’s destruction by the British. They will also investigate how historians use different sources of evidence to learn about Benin’s past and present.
This unit includes:
☆ 6 detailed lesson plans with clear learning objectives, success criteria, and differentiation ideas
☆* 6 informative and interactive PowerPoint presentations with stunning images and animations
☆ A comprehensive word bank with key vocabulary and definitions
☆ A range of worksheets and resources to support students’ learning and assessment
☆ A final project where students write an information text about the Kingdom of Benin
This unit is aligned with the National Curriculum for history and covers the following skills and knowledge:
☆ Locating Benin on a map and placing it in a chronological framework
☆ Describing and explaining the features and achievements of the Benin Kingdom
☆ Comparing and contrasting life in Benin with life in Britain at the same time
☆ Evaluating the impact of trade and contact with other cultures on Benin
☆ Explaining the reasons and effects of the British invasion of Benin
☆ Analysing and interpreting different types of historical sources
☆ Communicating historical knowledge and understanding using appropriate terminology
This unit is suitable for KS2 students (ages 7-11) and can be adapted to suit different abilities and interests. It can be used as a standalone topic or as part of a wider study of African history and culture.
