This session is aimed at covering electricity when covering the topic of Health, safety and welfare in construction. This is ideal for levels 1 or 2 for all trades and all learners studying some sort of health and safety.

As my last health and safety presentation on accidents was so popular I have added this presentation on Hazards. This presentation is perfect for vocational or industry based lessons as it's basis is health and safety in the workplace. The presentation discusses the difference between a hazard and a risk and contains a great activity of creating your own risk assessment regarding a large but docile dog!

This is the resource to help learners grasp signage not just in construction but life. You will be able to cover all major signs such as mandatory, prohibited and fire safety. Ideal for covering health and safety.

This is a full session on the topic of parts of a circle and arches. I have used this session many times so that learners can state the components of a circle and construct their own arches. This session can be adapted to your own subject such as maths or any other topic where learners may need to know circle parts and produce curves. I use this session as part of carpentry and joinery/ woodwork/ resistant materials/ construction.

This session includes a fun presentation full of Simpson pictures, links and activities. Also included is a cut out and match activity and an information sheet. The session objectives are: name the different types of fire extinguisher and explain their uses and State the importance of PPE. Please comment on this resource and let me know how the session went. Enjoy!

This is a presentation on types and components of guttering. This would be perfect for Plumbing or Joinery sessions. I have used the session a couple of times and has gone really well. Includes game, plenty of pictures, links and professionally put together.

This full session has activities, question sheets and a presentation on the topic of fire doors. By the end of the session learners should be able to state the characteristics of fire rated doors. This is a professionally put together sessions I have used many times as part of teaching Carpentry and Joinery to a variety of levels.

This is a professional, well put together booklet for learners to fill out during a lesson. Each session learners are to give themselves an objective and state what they plan to achieve. The booklet has an example, some ideas of what they could write and words they could use. This document gives learners a target as well as stretch and challenge tasks. This booklet will also show progression over 1 to 36 weeks. It is to the point and easy to fill in. I use this for a particular group of Carpentry learners that do not have a training booklet or any other proof of progression. Ideal for OFSTED and observations.

This is a specially produced portfolio for learners to print out and gather a range of work related items. Work they are to work on includes CVs, work experience and interview questions and answers. The document explains the reason behind WRL and even includes a marking policy and British values. This has been produced after reading the guidelines on what tutors/ establishments should expect for WRL.

A quick stop shop for all things at height. This session includes activities, links, videos and discussion points. Ideal for any learners needing to know about access equipment such as MEWPS, scaffolding and fall arrest systems. imbedded with health and safety as well as equality and diversity.

This is a presentation to discuss everything learners need to know about doors. Includes timed activities and a ironmongery task.

A session on flooring and especially upper floors. This session is ideal for all trades as they learn about the construction of buildings. Lots of activities, discussion points and tasks.

This is a whole lesson including a presentation, hand out, activity and quiz on the topic of ladders. This session is perfect for vocational sessions such as construction. I have taught this session many times as part of the Health, safety and welfare unit in further education. Includes Simpson picture to discuss what they are doing wrong as well as links to videos. Be sure to take a look at my other health and safety related sessions.

This is a booklet for learners to fill in on the topic of Second Fix. This is ideal to cover the whole topic in instalments, in one go or as a revision activity. The booklet suits both Cskills and City & Guilds versions of the Second fix topic. The booklet is 13 pages long and can be added to a moodle or google drive type learning environment or printed out. By completing the booklet learners should be able to state how to install doors and ironmongery, know how to fix mouldings, know how to install service encasements and cladding and state how to install kitchen units, worktops and fitments. I have used this booklet many times and learners seem to enjoy the scenario and the change from the usual activities I give.

This is a packed presentation on the topic of health and safety. It includes aspects of maths and English as well as tasks and discussion points. This is perfect for any vocational session or in fact any session which needs to link in the workplace. Plenty of statistics, mentions what an accident book is, RIDDOR, emergency procedures and Simpson pictures!

This is a session on drill bits and fixings. You many want to set up a padlet page and have some screw fix catalogues ot simular to help with session. This session is perfect for any learners needing to know about the range of drill bits for drill driver/ cordless power tool drills. Also the session is on fixings such as screws, cavity fixings and screws.

This is a set of 15 help sheets to assist in level 2 Diploma Carpentry & Joinery. Each sheet is to be printed double sided- one side has a QR code which brings up a how to video on the task. The other side has a series of steps of how the learner is to attempt the task. Tasks included include how to hang a door, how to fit architrave and a calculation to work out the spacing of balusters/ spindles.

This is a perfect session for any vocational learners that need to know about roof types and parts. This session is based on City & Guilds and CSkills construction qualifications such as L1 or L2 Principles of building. Also this is a great first session on the roofing unit for Site Carpentry. This session is embedded with maths, English, health and safety and relates back to industry.

This is a session is pitched at level 2 or 3 (fairly advanced) Bench or Site Joinery/ Carpentry learners. The resources are a complete package and should provide enough for a hour + lesson(s). The session is also perfect for anyone who needs to know some of the key words, regulations and maths involved with many types of stairs.

In this bundle are sessions on health, safety and welfare in the work place. Ideal for vocational subjects such as construction. The 5 presentations contain information on: Hazards PPE Accidents and emergencies Working platforms Fire safety Ladders