Millions: A Topic Overview Here you will find a topic overview based around the book Millions by Frank Cotteril Boyce. It covers all areas of the national curriculum from Key Stage 2.

Street Child and The Victorians: A Topic Overview Here is a hand drawn topic overview for the book Street Child and links heavily to The Victorians topic. It covers all areas of the primary curriculum and can be used in any Key Stage 2 classroom.

Romeo and Juliet: A Topic Overview This is a hand drawn overview designed to be used with William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. It covers all areas of the primary curriculum and can be sued across Key Stage 2.

Charlie and The Chocolate Factory: Topic Overview This is a hand drawn topic overview designed to be used with Charlie Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. It covers all areas of the curriculum and is designed to be used in Key Stage 2, or Year 2.

Mortal Engines: Topic Overview This is a hand drawn topic overview designed for the book Mortal Engines. Although it is English based, it covers ALL areas of the curriculum for Key Stage 2. This would be very suitable for secondary school learners too.

Dawn Wind: Saxon Planning Overview Here you will find a hand drawn topic overview for The Saxons, linking with the book Dawn Wind and Beowulf. It is designed to be used as a guide for a terms worth of work.

Topic Plan: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Holistic Plan) This is a hand drawn overview of a terms worth of work from The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. It covers all areas of the curriculum and was originally used in Year 3, but the ideas would be suitable for Key Stage 2.

Guided Maths: Planning Templates and Posters Here you will find Guided Maths planning templates and posters to run your own sessions. I have left the planning completed to show you how to use the sessions

Here you will find several documents I have used week in week out in my classroom over the years. This pack includes: Reciprocal Reading Planning Template Independent Activity Planning Template Computing Poster Guided Reading Poster Sketching Poster Spelling Hunt Poster I have left both planning formats complete to help you see how to use them

Clockwork Web: 11 Sessions of Comprehension Here you will find 11 sessions of comprehension questions. Each session has three questions for each child ready to be cut up once printed.

The World Health Organisation recognises World Mental Health Day on 10 October every year as an opportunity to raise "awareness of mental health issues around the world and mobilising efforts in support of mental health.“ The theme for this year's World Mental Health Day, set by the World Federation for Mental Health, is psychological first aid and the support people can provide to those in distress.

A great assembly to introduce World Food Day, or to to discuss the issues around food shortages around the world. One of the biggest issues related to climate change is food security. The world’s poorest - many of whom are farmers, fishers and pastorals - are being hit hardest by higher temperatures and an increasing frequency in weather-related disasters. At the same time, the global population is growing steadily and is expected to reach 9.6 billion by 2050. To meet such a heavy demand, agriculture and food systems will need to adapt to the adverse effects of climate change and become more resilient, productive and sustainable. This is the only way that we can ensure the wellbeing of ecosystems and rural populations and reduce emissions.

Here you will find an assembly based on Walk to School Week but could be used at any time during the year. The presentation is fully editable.

Here is a fully editable presentation that is a great introduction to The Vikings The Vikings came from Norway, Sweden and Denmark which are North of England. Their land was not fertile. It was rocky. They found it hard to grow crops. They found that England was rich with plentiful lands and treasures. The climate was much warmer than where they came from, they preferred it and wanted to settle here.

Nelson Mandela: A Presentation Here is a presentation about Nelson Mandela that is free to edit.

“What have you done at school today?” Using Technology to Communicate with Parents. How does your school communicate with stakeholders? How often do you do it? When is the best time to do it? All things we've considered at school and questions that we hoped we've answered, but we're always evolving and so are methods of communication. Whether it is a detailed newsletter each week or regular updates on Twitter and Facebook, letting your parents' know what is going on in schools is essential in our modern and busy world. As parents we tend to ask our children what they've done at school when they get home - the classic answer "I don't know, I can't remember." So how do we help parents get their children talking at home about their learning? Getting the children engaged in talking about something they've done in school can help them further understand a concept or to tackle any misconceptions that they've got around a certain subject. Parents want to know.

Free Applications Something free in education (well in life) is not to be sniffed at, but it’s not very often we get given something for free without a catch. Well, luckily technology throws up something every now and again, which is catch free. We’re going to look through a few applications that will have a big impact in your classroom and of course, won’t cost your school a penny.

A detailed presentation on Martin Luther King WITH SOUND! Taking you through his life and what he fought for.