A complete 12 month calendar - just print off whenever you want! PLUS an all-in-one calendar. Fully editable. The first and last days of each month are highlighted. 14 pages. Pages 1 to 12: Individual months. Page 13: An all-in-one calendar (displayed on one page).

Teachers can complete this form prior to meeting with their line manager to discuss their role and performance. This form creates a good starting point and highlights potential areas for ‘development’ before formal observations take place. Fully editable.

Why not ask your class to participate in a sponsored Hula Hoop challenge (or something similar) to raise money for a school resource or charity? E.g. Some new tricycles, extra reading books, new playground equipment etc. Just use this simple sponsorship form by adding your name, challenge, date and year group and away you go. Good luck raising money.

A simple template to use when planning your weekly English lessons. Fully editable.

Assess each child’s reading progress (in any primary school) with these easy to use and effective assessment sheets. 5 pages in total. Fully editable. Student’s work through levels 1 to 5. A great way to track student progress (and not hugely time -consuming) If a child meets ‘every’ assessment criteria by the end of Year 6, they are working ABOVE the expected level in reading. A child who meets every assessment criteria in STAGE 4 (but does not meeting every assessment criteria in STAGE 5) by the end of Year 6 is working AT the expected level in reading. A child who does not complete every assessment criteria in STAGE 4 by the end of Year 6 is working BELOW the expected level in reading.

Approximately 15 - 20 minutes long. Song, music and prayer included. Slide 1: Opening slide. Slide 2: Why do people drop litter? Students can discuss this question with the person sitting next to them and share their thoughts with you. Slides 3 to 20: The consequences of dropping litter (to the environment, wildlife and oceans). Lots of opportunities to discuss the ‘hard-hitting’ slides. Slide 21: An appropriate prayer about our world and the importance of looking after it. Slide 22: Song: ‘All Things Bright and Beautiful’ Slide 23: A fun ‘poster’ competition for the children to complete (linked directly to the theme). Slide 24:Setting up a litter-picking group in your school Final slide: A slide showing how long it takes for some types of litter to decompose (break down). You may like to refer to this IF the children ask you how long it takes for litter to rot away. This assembly was well received by the students and it helped highlight the importance of caring for our school and local environment … I also noticed a substantial decrease in litter afterwards.

Printable Bingo Tickets (6 per page). Bingo is a game of probability in which players mark off numbers on cards as the numbers (1 to 90) are drawn randomly by a caller, the winner being the first person to mark off all their numbers. Young minds can build vocabulary, punctuation, spelling and grammar skills through the use of bingo. Bingo has also proved to not only be an excellent teaching tool for learning English, but also as a good way to learn a foreign language. 240 Blue tickets - 40 pages 240 Orange tickets - 40 pages 240 Purple tickets - 40 pages 240 Green tickets - 40 pages 960 tickets in total - 160 pages

Conker Competition & Comprehension Task Why not run a conker competition at your school! The children will love it! Poster attached. Also attached is a non-fiction passage about conkers and 10 questions to answer. Answers provided. Fully editable.

Make writing reports easier using this booklet of TARGETS for the following subjects areas: Art and Design Targets General Targets Geography and History Targets Mathematics Targets Science Targets . 10 pages Fully editable

Effective Leadership Are you a current or aspiring leader? Top tips to follow. 12 slides.

Teaching Inference … the ability to “read between the lines” 8 slides explaining how to teach inference. Good for teacher training / INSET

Please find the attached an ‘End of Year Class Profile Sheet’. Ideal to complete by the current Class Teacher in Term 3 (or at the end of an academic year). Each part of the profile should be completed with as much detail as possible. Continue onto the next page if necessary. The completed form will give a clear picture of the whole class, contact information and relevant issues that need to be considered. The details on this sheet can also be used to determine whether a class needs to be reorganised for the next academic year. Once completed, the form should be passed to the next teacher and/or relevant line manager(s). Fully editable.

All English (reading and writing) objectives listed. All Science topics and objectives listed. Maths topics listed (White Rose). Suggested theme-based topics listed. A3 size. Fully editable.