A bank of comments and targets that I've used at the EBSD school I work at. Many of the comments are behaviour-based due to the nature of the school. May be usable by mainstream staff at this busy time of the year, with some changes. Hopefully it will help speed up the process of report writing for you. :)

A selection of 18 homework sheet covering a range of Maths topics from Number to Geometry and Handling Data. Each homework sheet has three areas of focus: quick mental maths questions, topical extension activities and some keyword vocabulary. Some Simpsons/SouthPark pictures from Google to raise interest but these can obviously be easily replaced with topical pictures or other images of your choice.

A simple interactive powerpoint, complete with starters and topical information and activities, for use in Business lessons aimed at the concepts of Production Processes, Technology and Quality.

Writing policies can be a time-consuming and thankless task. That’s why I’ve uploaded this one for you to amend to your requirements instead of starting from scratch. Check out my other resources for more policy documents that you can amend to suit your school.

Writing policies can be a time-consuming and thankless task. That’s why I’ve uploaded my school’s e-Safety policy for you to revise and amend to suit your school. Check our my other resources for more policies.

Based around the old leveling system and aimed at Levels 2-3, these Maths worksheets target the areas of decimals, factors, multiples, prime numbers, number lines, place value, sequences and square numbers. The activities can be used as a starter sheet, homework, main lesson activity or extension work. Very basic formatting and easily adapted to suit your needs.

A simple matching activity with important keywords from the OCR ELC Geography specification. Together with an answer sheet for easy reference, this activity could prove helpful as a starter or homework activity.

A brief worksheet able to be used as part of an introductory lesson on Algebra. Two simple activities with simple explanations to prompt discussion and activity. Enjoy!

Two separate Christmas-themed activities for your run up to the festive season. The first, Christmas Co-ordinates, gives an easy to follow co-ordinates drawing activity for your students. But what will the shapes be? A blank grid is included for simple printing for each student to label and work with. Secondly, have you ever wondered how much money was spent by the person who, for 12 days before Christmas, bought their true love presents each day until Christmas? Well, using Google I've looked into it...so...what will the answer be? Enjoy!

A small comments bank that I've used in my EBSD school over the past decade. Behavioural and academic comments all covered in a nice and easy table format where you can copy and paste and even add your own categories and comments. Enjoy!

A one-page document with some interesting figures from this year's Olympic Games. Could be a useful display resource or simply edited for classroom Maths activities. All facts taken from the official 2016 Rio Games website. * Maths resources based on this sheet will soon be available, along side other useful Olympic Games worksheets.

Included in the downloads are a checklist and a variety of worksheets aimed at meeting some of the criteria for the Entry Pathways unit. Work can be individualised or added to in order to completely satisfy the full criteria.

Some simple activities compiled into an exam format to test students' understanding of Islam. Adapt for baseline or cater to your students with a little differentiation on the activities themselves...easily changed to suit your needs.

This simple-to-use planning sheet gives you the space to write all of the important things when planning without the need to spend hours ticking all the boxes. (N.B. Pictures, clipart and graphics contained within the planning sheet were obtained from Google Images.)

With the changes in ways that school's are to track progress, and the freedom that schools have to choose their own, this set of descriptors could be used to complement or replace existing models. Split into the four attainment target areas, these will help to track individual progress of your students in a clear and concise way. Special target sheets can also be developed to help students understand what it is that they need to do to achieve the next level up. Hope this helps. Enjoy!

Six questions… Least to greatest… All using numbers in the thousands… Extra challenge at the bottom of the sheet.

Colourful poster using simple vocabulary to explain ECM. (aimed at students)

Mathematics NC levels 3-6 broken down so that students can see what they need to do in order to achieve a certain level. These sheets can either be displayed in the classroom, or photocopied A5 size and glued into students’ books for easy access for both teacher and student.

After printing out the sheets in colour, you have a quick 2-3min activity for warming up the brains of your audience. Holding the sheets behind your back, show one sheet at a time asking your audience (students or a fun staff room teaser) to call out what colour the word is written in. NOTE: If they call out the word that is written down they are wrong. :)