The focus of this collective worship/assembly script is celebrations, particularly around the theme of marriage, as one of the seven sacraments of the Catholic church. (This could easily be edited for another Christian denomination, or another celebration such as prize giving). This collective worship/assembly could be led by a teacher or performed solely by the children and depending on the use of music or hymn would not exceed 15 minutes in running time. Extract: We have been looking at the topic: Celebrations A celebration is a time when we perform a ceremony to recognise, reflect, and rejoice on a special occasion. There are many special occasions: Birthdays, New Year, Chinese New Year, Graduation, and Prize Giving.

This PPT and worksheet: Sieve of Eratosthenes was designed to help lower attaining Year 5 pupils learn about prime numbers. The activity within the presentation are suitable for a number of age rangers from upper Key Stage 2 to Year 7 and will help children identify prime number to 100. Prime numbers are special numbers, greater than 1, that have exactly two factors, themselves and 1. In this PPT the children are introduced to prime numbers with the Sieve of Eratosthenes in a scene using the characters from Transformers to unlock the prime numbers to 100 before it is too late… I’ve used this resource with both Year 5 and Year 6 students and you can make this exercise more interesting by asking them to colour in the prime numbers within a specific time limit.

James Clarke was the first black man to have a street named after him in Liverpool. James saved many locals from drowning in the Mersey and the docks, and taught countless others to swim. This comprehension exercise includes a text, which tells the incredible story of James (Jim) starting as stow away aboard a ship heading to Liverpool from Guyana. Where he is adopted and becomes a swimming legend in his own lifetime. This positive and surprising story is aimed at Lower Key Stage 2 children (7-9), but could easily be adapted for UKS2 (9-11). Along with the text it includes three levels of differentiated questions, which focus on retrieval, summary and inference. Higher attainers - 8 questions with extension - no support Middle attainers - 6 questions with answers framed - no support answers. Lower attainers - 5 questions with answers framed with suggested answers. There is also an extension task. Imagine you are a gifted swimmer and you are invited to an exhibition to show off your skills; what routine would you invent to impress the crowds?

Covering letter for an Assistant Headteacher position in a Catholic Primary School. The letter outlines my experience and demonstrable impact of whole school initiatives that I successfully led. I hope this letter gives you a helpful starting point in terms of structure and style, and helps you ensure that you are addressing all the points listed in the person specification. It also includes a list of interview questions that you might encounter.