A teacher planner that doesn’t cost the earth yet has all the things to make a teaching year successful. Based on 6 half terms conducive to the British education calendar - starting in September. The planner includes all the months of the year (a month per page with space to make notes) week by week plan for each term of the year (spread over two pages) section to take CPD notes section to take briefing notes (or notes for other meetings) teaching standards and a place to track where you meet the standards (ideal for NQTS or first time teachers) birthday chart parent meeting log homework tracker SEN section to keep track of particular needs page for a seating plan ( one for each term) page to keep track of intervention groups parent information parent evening tracker report tracker a couple pages at the end for general note taking For a quick glance in the book, check out the link below: https://www.instagram.com/p/CB0aW1LBFVj/

A bookmark that can sit in any book throughout the year to help ease the transition worries from one year group to the next. The bright and colourful nature of the bookmark allows for even further easing of all those transition feelings. The bookmark helps children work through thoughts and feelings by including the following areas: teachers name and description/picture best memories of the current year comparison between what next year will look like (from the teacher) and preconceived ideas of the year already held by the child worries around next year and strategies known to help alleviate those anxieties aspirations, ambitions and a reminder of known friends and adults that will be there in the upcoming year. This is an excellent resource for all children but especially for children who are SEN. It combines SALT notions with opportunities to embed self-regulation to help equip children t manage the transition into their new year group. This is even more important now as children have had a broken year of school due to the pandemic.