A sheet which shows pupils the type of employment available to them.

A series of tasks which will enable pupils to understand how Britain became multicultural over time Pupils complete a colourful timeline of immigration which reflects our colourful, vibrant society. Can easily lead on to work on tolerance of those who are different and have different beliefs. Four pages of tasks, including: In-class 'differences' data gathering task Matching flags to nations Reading exercise, identifying reasons for immigration Timeline of immigration to the UK Written task asking pupils to think about how their own area benefits from multiculturalism Word search for topic vocabulary

A word search to be used as an introduction to work on Parliament and Government/Elections etc Ideal as a lesson starter or a homework exercise

A short booklet which gets Year 11 pupils thinking about taking responsibility for their own health and wellbeing. Meets the new PSHE guidelines to cover testicular/breast self-examination and end with a task where pupils create their own 'guide' to self-examination.

The complete poem to annotate A worksheet to analyse sections of the poem (can be used for group work or individual work) An activity sheet to check for understanding of the narrative (storyboard) Teacher's annotated poem (scan)

A workbook of activities for pupils 18 pages include opportunities for assessment of behaviour/effort and understanding. Covers: Friendship Relationship Progression Marriage Divorce Levels of Intimacy Contraception STI's Risks associated with sex Leads on to KS4 Workbook which covers consent, STI's, The Influence of Pornography etc

Pupils can annotate The Prologue as a group and then write their own version. Good link to dramatic irony and why this is important in the play. Also a film strip activity where frames are illustrated to match pairs of lines from The Prologue. Ideal for display whilst studying Shakespeare. Easily copied larger for bigger film strips.

A PPT to introduce the poem with some background information and tasks included.

A number of activities to get pupils thinking about the importance of friendship. Ideal for lower ability/KS3

A number of resources including PPT, Task sheets, voting slips, returning officer speech and lesson plan to enable you to hold a mock election. Reinforces vocabulary for this unit of citizenship and allows pupils to see the 'process'. Task sheets are used to split the class into four political parties. They then work collaboratively to create a party political broadcast. May take more than one lesson

Pupils are asked to cut out the quotes and pictures and match them in the correct order to show the plot. They then use these and a word bank to retell the story in their own words. 2 pages of pictures and quotes plus word bank

An activity for introducing/teaching the dangers associated with drugs and alcohol. Colour coding exercise and writing task. Great for introducing this topic - promotes discussion

A 10-page actvity book with accompanying PPT Actvities to look at racism, sexism and other forms of discrimination.

A set of resources which will allow pupils to identify their own strengths and qualities whilst identifying them in others. Ideal for transition to secondary school where they are meeting and working with new people. Activity book plus accompanying PPT.

A single page worksheet with around two hours worth of tasks. Pupils will need the text but the extract is provided on the sheet. Includes an extension task looking at dialogue between Scrooge and The Ghost of Christmas Past Ideal as revision, classroom activity or homework over a period of time. Similar sheets for other staves to follow

A workbook for pupils to complete. Opportunities for peer and self assessment as well as a choice of assessed task at the end. Unit includes: • Understand that people from different religions have different ideas about creation • Be able to describe the way Christians believe that the world was created • Be able to discuss the differences between Sikh and Hindu creation stories • Understand the Big Bang Theory • Think about Paley’s Watchmaker argument and understand its implications • Be accepting of other people’s view and opinions – especially when they are different to your own

A good exercise to begin discussions about equality ad diversity in communities. Task 1 uses a clip of 'Diversity's' first BGT audition Task 2 pupils find diversity and equality in their own class and present their findings

A set of cards which can be laminated and used as an activity to talk about how a 'typical' relationship may progress. Can lead to discussions about what is appropriate when it comes to a relationship becoming sexual. Also useful for showing that there are many 'stages' in progression to sexual intercourse. I use this with Year 9 Pupils can be asked to rearrange into 'an appropriate order'; 'the wrong order'; 'an alternative order'; 'an order that would create many risks' etc Matches an activity in the Sex and Relationships workbook (available in this shop)