Fully resourced ice breaker games. Use these to help students introduce themselves to each other (and to you). There are 9 activities, some need no preparation, others need cards to be printed, and you would need to organise iPads (or iPhones) to use the App.

Material on Demand and supply. Specification: GCSE Business for Edexcel (9-1) (1BS0) Part of section 1.5.4 The economy and business Contains presentation, worksheets and homework for your students

A computer ethics poster set. Would be great to put in any computer room

Poster displaying the parts of a computer in PDF format

A session to teach students about user interfaces. Suitable for KS3 or KS4, and has an activity where they think about the features of a UI that will be suitable for a children's tablet.

Full lesson about sequencing for microbits. Aimed at year 7, where they code a namebadge and a scissors paper stone game. The coding tasks have pre prepared videos on Youtube for you to share and use, as well as a tutorial guide. This uses the blocks mode and the emulator, no need to use the actual hardware.

More than 80 GCSE Physics multiple choice questions. One copy has no answers, one copy has the correct answer highlighted in bold. Possible uses include games, revision sessions and so on.

An innovative computing worksheet. Teaches about compression and text messages. Developed for computing KS3 and GCSE. Moves onto Steganography.

Franchises for GCSE Business Studies. A group activity and presentation for this type of business designed for GCSE business studies.

Sources of finance Specification: GCSE Business for Edexcel (9-1) (1BS0) Part of 1.3.4 Sources of Finance

Designed for KS3 but easily modified to deliver to KS2 or KS4. Positive thinking is important for our students. This assembly does not come with a script, but is 15 slides that are fairly self-explanatory and you can change or add to as you see fit according to your own style. This assembly helps you to help the students think about their attitudes and thinking.

More than 100 A Level Business Studies multiple choice questions. One copy has no answers, one copy has the correct answer highlighted in bold.

Designed for KS3 or high ability KS2 in Citizenship, English or Tutor groups. Contains worksheet, presentation, quiz, activities and more! The OECD announced that schools should teach people how to identify fake news. This lesson resource does just that.

A subtle introduction to the marketing mix. Uses a case study about McDonald’s, franchising and touches on qualities of being an entrepreneur. This resource is not affiliated, recommended or approved by McDonald’s. The McDonald’s trade mark is used under the permitted use in the UK for criticism, review and reporting current events. https://www.gov.uk/using-somebody-elses-intellectual-property/copyright

Scheme of work for encryption and keys. Three self contained lessons that are suitable for high ability year 7, or can be adapted for any Key Stage 3 group or possibly GCSE. Teaches the use of Keys, Internet password safety, encryption and public and private keys.

Students can discover more about famous mathematicians in a fun and interactive way. Zero preparation for the teacher! From Ada Lovelace to Willard Gibbs there are many famous mathematicians. But how many do your students know? Students respond to open-ended questions in this nicely presented resource. Two suggestions for delivery: Give all of the students the same mathematician. Maximum 10 minutes for each. Who can go through the set fastest? Give different groups different mathematicians. Then present.

An activity for secondary schools. Fill out 5 advantages and 5 disadvantages for each part of the diagram. Can be used as part of a Brexit discussion.

A quiz for the class for the end of autumn term 2016. Can be used from year 7 to 11, but loosely aligns with the KS3 national curriculum (it's Christmas themed!). Either run with one answer sheet per pupil or put the students into teams and let them choose a scribe. Happy Christmas to everyone who downloads this.