5 minute warm up with three different tiers of questions. Students select the tier of questions and have 5 minutes to answer as many as they can. Answers are on the next slide. Great for lesson starters with any students working at basic level (GCSE grades 1/2/3)

A light hearted assembly that takes students through some of the more bizarre rules and laws from around the world. The school rules are the last slide (you will have to change them for your own school) and the morale of the tale is why we need rules in order to keep a calm productive environment.

A simple differentiated 5 minute starter for any student of any age who needs regular practise of basic facts. Answers are shown

A simple differentiated booklet to print to get foundation (or early years students) to recall the names of 2D and 3D shapes…often a sticking point of lower ability KS4 students

A basic assembly I used with sixth form students but could be adapted. The discussion is happiness and the top ten happiest countries are shown. There is then a discussion on the Danish concept of hygge. A prayer is included and a notice board slide. There is a vote which students can take part in which touches on a topical issue of our time

I am busy writing new schemes of work for the Year 13 new a level course. I would welcome comments on this entire lesson. The powerpoint (complete with differentiated objectives) will show students how to simplify expressions. The fully differentiated resource comes with complete model solutions which I intend to print for the students, along with the task sheet. A lesson summary sheet for your teaching files will also be included (but that is still being created) Any additions or comments on the structure would be appreciated

8 differentiated questions with multi-choice feature and answers shown at end. A way to refresh foundation students on angles round a point/on a line and in a triangle

Simple wordsearch where students must answer the question using their knowledge of primes, factors and multiples and then find the text in the grid. Answer included

This is a daily task we are going to use in our centre to help our Year 13 students start to think about last year’s content. There are 6 pure, 2 mechanics and 2 statistics questions. Questions have been devised by myself and based on classic examination style questions. Model solutions are provided, although staff may want to check for errors!

36 questions to test the recall of students aspiring to attain grade 6 or 7 in GCSE Higher Mathematics. No solutions included. Print on to A3 for best results.

Day 3 of a daily revision programme with answers

Try this starter with your classes. There are 10 questions, all multi-choice and the answers are on there too. A great way to start a lesson with any student of any age that needs to continually review the basics of the subject (number, algebra, shape and data questions)

Very basic old resource that has been knocking about since the modular GCSE days. Around 20 questions on each number topic at the foundation level. Everything is covered from the four rules to ratio, percentages, lots of fraction work. Nothing fancy just a list of questions to be done (very "10 ticks", but without the clipart!). Can be used as booster material, cover work for a maths department, diagnostic work or consolidation

This is a daily task we are going to use in our centre to help our Year 13 students start to think about last year’s content. There are 6 pure, 2 mechanics and 2 statistics questions. Questions have been devised by myself and based on classic examination style questions. Model solutions are provided, although staff may want to check for errors!

A basic little assembly that examines why we lie in school and how easy it can be to uncover the truth. The story at the end actually happened to me, although the technology is now somewhat dated!

Made for more able foundation students this multi-choice task asks students to simplify expressions under addition and multiplication, including negative terms. Answers not included.

A simple little assembly which references the list compiled at the turn of the millenium. Students are asked to reflect on what makes these people great. Have some fun with the students and ask if they know who some of them are!

Three grids of 36 questions that a student working at Grade 6 to 7 at GCSE should be able to recall. Covers all of the classic algebra, shape, number and a little data. Print on A3 for best results. Answers not included.

Multi-choice write on resource for any low ability GCSE student, or for younger students who want a quick revision of basic topics. The topics are factors, equivalent fractions, mode, short division, bar charts, function machines, area by counting, fractions of amounts. Easy to print and even easier to mark!

An assembly geared at students taking examinations this year. Contains a nice story of a man watching the struggles of a butterfly. Also contains a link to a really nice Youtube comedy clip from the medical show "Scrubs" (I do not own the rights to this clip)