Since the start of the pandemic I’ve been studying the Gram obsessively. I’ve helped many small businesses grow their brands and given a lot of valuable advice. One thing I do when anyone asks for help, is to check their account, asking myself questions: Do they have a clear photo of themselves as their profile picture? Is their name relevant to what they do? Does their biog make it clear who they help? This self auditing tool helps you improve your account by giving you an extensive list of questions to ask yourself. With ideal responses plus aims and goal setting sections to establish your next steps. If you have an account and want to move it up to the next level or a career coach who wants to help get students set up on social media, this tool will help you with best practice. Download today! Feedback appreciated.

My year 6 son said these were not a good idea. He said no teacher would ever give these to their class and that I even spelled “Sic,” wrong. - So I’ve included both spellings. He advised me to change what it says on all of them! Is he right? Or was it worth a try? I’d love to prove him wrong and make these my best seller! Designed for year 5/6 or even year 7 - as I heard year 7 still like stickers! If you class love them please leave a review! I’ve got a score to settle!

Are you looking after yourself? Are your class feeling run down? Try these self care ideas for teachers and students. Create your own self care idea list or use the one provided to make a weekly checklist. You could even make a class list for a daily yoga or mindfulness session. Try cosmic yoga, mindfulness colouring or meditation music to refocus after lunch. Download and if you love it, please leave a review.

Stop! Download this! Social media marketing secrets! Since the start of the pandemic, I have been learning all about social media marketing. Well, for the past ten years I have been running accounts on socials. I created this content for my followers and as every good social media manager will tell you - re-purpose your content! So I’ve re-branded it and am offering it to you too! Hook, sentence starters and call to actions - in a handy one sheet grid format. With instructions of how to use it to write great captions! Would love to hear how it helps - so come back and leave that social proof for me. :-)

If you can see it and believe it - you can achieve it! Use these vision board templates to plan out your goals. Or use with the children, bring in some old magazines and help them choose what to stick on there. Download and remember to leave a review.

Would you rather have two noses or three eyes? Would you rather have a self cleaning house or a self cleaning car? Would you rather only drink tea forever or only drink coffee forever? Once you start thinking these up, you can’t stop! Use these 32 cards as a time filler before break or at the end of the day for discussions. Have a class vote for which they’d prefer then ask the children to share their own ideas. Great for KS2, who love the concept!

Ideal ways to start your power punching job application sentences. Remember to address the points in the person specification and give examples to support your claims. Data is also fab to include! Good Luck!

For job applicants, looking for jobs in or out of teaching. Key value/skills words to use to impress the recruitment team. Great for early career, career changers or tutors helping students apply for jobs.

Lesson plan prepared as a resource for a prospective teacher applying for school based teacher training. Could also be used for an ECT applying for teaching posts or someone looking to work as a TA or LSA. Or as an observed lesson. Lots of detail included as prompts. Good luck!

This powerpoint was written as a collaboration between myself as a qualified teacher with 15+ years experience in primary and my son, who is in Year 6, at time of writing. The idea was to create a powerpoint which could be used as a starting point for conversations around how the children are feeling and what they can do if they feel nervous and worried about starting secondary school. The aim is for them to feel empowered by knowing that others’ feel the same way and to build a toolkit of what to do if they are anxious. Ideal for a short lesson or as a filler at the end of the day. Could take 20 - 40 minutes depending on length of discussions and whether you set the tasks as group/whole class discussions or include written tasks. My son has negotiated a share in the profit from sales! Many Thanks, Miss B and T.

An A4 class Golden Time chart, that can be personalised, printed off and laminated.

Three way differentiated word problems for students to calculate how much change would be given if they bought items.

A template layout and table that could be used to record results for an investigation of how to keep cold things cold. Easily adapted to add more cells or alter text as appropriate for your lesson.

A Template that can be used to help students plan an investigation. With spaces for students to complete what they are investigating, their prediction, the variables and draw how the investigation looks set up.

A resource that could be used to help students plan and record an investigation of stretch. Suggested use: Text could be deleted to leave spaces for students to complete as necessary. The outline of the investigation is as follows: "We are investigating which material is the stretchiest so that we can tell the people who are making a bungee rope for the world’s biggest bungee jump."

A story to use as a focus for a whole class discussion on being humble and serving others. 'Imagine that as we are sitting here, we are awaiting a visit from a very important person. David Beckham is coming to our school...'

A blank MTP form that can be edited and completed as required.

Two documents that can be used for similies work. One can be used as a writing template to record similies pupils create. The df + sheet gives instructions and word suggestions to allow differentiation of the activity.