This timetable aims to brighten up your classroom, bringing light and positivity into the room. The document is in an editable format so that you can add your own school times onto the suns and missing subjects onto the clouds. The rest of the document will NOT be editable.

This display aims to introduce new languages to your pupils and encourage them to use them in the classroom. This can be displayed at the front of the classroom at the start of the week, encouraging children to use these phrases for registration, around the school and at home. This can be used alongside different topics, bringing culture and diversity into the classroom. This is an editable document so it allows you to add languages as you go through the year and also adapt to the needs of your class.

This resource is perfect for student placement, PGCE or NQT folders. Each standard and the expectation is stated on the cover. I suggest placing these into your folder just before your evidence, keeping track of each standard and making it easier to find and refer to specific standards.

This is an alternative way to display types of words on the table for your pupils without using endless word mats that get lost. This aims to sit on the table so that pupils can refer to it when working. They have access to the type of word they are looking for, when to use it and examples of words alongside pictures. This would be best used in key stage 2 but could also be adapted to key stage 1. *** I recommend printing in an A5 size onto card before laminating.

This resource can be used to help children who find themselves in a crisis. The idea of this resource is for the individual to chose the cards that help them relax when they face a time of crisis. When they have created their loop card, adapted to their needs, they can have it to hand so that they minimise the thinking they have to do during challenging times. These cards can be used for almost any needs. I initially created this resource for childhood bereavement.