World Cup Datafile Detailed information for each of the 32 countries – perfect for statistics or geography. Information includes, population area number of bordering countries continent highest and lowest points major languages religion life expectancy for men and women Information on each world cup: the number of competitors, venues, number of matches winners to fourth places attendances.

9 Display and Resources for the 2018 World Cup. This is the bronze level of resources and contains Table signs - 2 sets flag bunting - 2 sets country flags - All 32 flags in picture format Display borders - 3 sets country flag reference sheets - 2 sets World cup groups - A4 sheets for each group with flags Reference flag mat - 2 sets Bookmarks - country Names and flags for all 32 countries Country flags colouring sheets - each country in 4 differing sizes 58 files in total See the atatched file for the full list of resources

2 stories to do with world war 1 1. A short story with 25 photographs to introduce aspects of the first world war. Ideal for assemblies or class discussions. Photos can be used in teaching to focus on: life in the trenches propaganda posters of world war 1 under-age conscription the meaning of the poppy This is all through Wilfred Owen's poem the 'lie' of - dulce et decorum est (How sweet and honourable it is to die for one's country) I wrote this initially for armistice day - useful for an 11th November assembly 2. Story introducing Wilfred Owen's influences, poem. life and legacy through twins Tyler and Mel (Tyme) who are able to observe historical events chapters focus on: his early life, poems - dulce et decorum est, the sentry and the pity of war meeting Siegfried Sassoon Earning the military cross his death his legacy

Story introducing Wilfred Owen's influences, poem. life and legacy through twins Tyler and Mel (Tyme) who are able to observe historical events chapters focus on: his early life, poems - dulce et decorum est, the sentry and the pity of war meeting Siegfried Sassoon Earning the military cross his death his legacy

A short story with 25 photographs to introduce aspects of the first world war. Ideal for assemblies or class discussions. Armistace Day. Wilfred Owen and Dulce et decorum est. Photos can be used in teaching to focus on: life in the trenches propaganda posters of world war 1 under-age conscription the meaning of the poppy This is all through Wilfred Owen's poem the 'lie' of - dulce et decorum est (How sweet and honourable it is to die for one's country) I wrote this initially for armistice day - useful for an 11th November assembly

On the 10th September 2015, the queen will become the longest reigning UK monarch. This is an introduction to her life, ideal for whole school or class assemblies

my own story about Wilfred Owen, the first world war poet. The story is based around twins who are able to see events in his life through a book from a library in their house. It takes them through his influences, events that shaped specific poems, meeting Siegfried Sassoon, winning the military cross, his death a week before armistice day and the acknowledgement of his work after his death. Focus is also on remembrance day ans its significance especially has his found out that he had been killed on 11th November 1918.