Amazing End of Year Summer Quiz - Brand New for 2024 The quiz this year is bigger and better than ever before!!! More rounds, more questions, more fun!!! This is the best value for money quiz on the TES! This is perfect for an end of term fun lesson with key stage 3, 4 or 5. This quiz includes eight rounds: ROUND 1 – Celebrity Make Over ROUND 2 – In the News ROUND 3 – Movies ROUND 4 – General Knowledge ROUND 5 – Euro 2024 ROUND 6 – Higher or Lower (NEW FOR 2024!!!) ROUND 7 – Music Round BONUS – 3 x Tie Breakers My previous quizzes have been downloaded more than 30,000 times with more than 300 5 star reviews!!! Previous reviews have said: *“The best quiz I have ever played” *“Incredible value for money, this must have taken you ages to make! Thanks!!” * *“Brilliant again! Thank you so much for making this, my students always ask me to download your quizzes” *“This is a great quiz - varied rounds, well pitched and a good mix of general and popular knowledge. Strongly recommended.” IF YOU LIKE THIS QUIZ THEN PLEASE DO LEAVE A REVIEW!!! Please Note: All images used in this quiz have been accounted for and attributions have been provided. All authors and websites have been referenced in notes under each slide when required. All other images that are use have a creative commons free to use and are in the public domain.

**Amazing Christmas/End-of-Term Quiz – Brand New for December 2024! ** Get ready for the biggest and best quiz yet—the perfect way to wrap up the term with a bang! Packed with more rounds, more questions, and more fun, this quiz is guaranteed to get your students excited for the holidays. Why Choose This Quiz? -Designed for Key Stages 3, 4, and 5 – A fun and engaging way to celebrate the end of term. -Unbeatable Value – The best quiz on TES for your money! -Tried and Loved – Over 40,000 downloads and more than 300 five-star reviews! **What’s Included? ** Eight brilliant rounds to test knowledge, entertain, and spark some festive cheer: 1- Celebrity Makeover 2- In the News 3- Movies 4- General Knowledge 5- Landmarks (NEW for Christmas 2024) 6- Higher or Lower (NEW for Christmas 2024) 7- Music Round BONUS: 3 x Tie-Breaker Challenges What Teachers Say: “The best quiz I have ever played!” “Incredible value for money—this must have taken you ages to make! Thanks!!” “Brilliant again! My students always ask for your quizzes!” “A great mix of rounds, perfectly pitched for my students. Highly recommended!”* ***If this quiz brings some festive joy to your classroom, please leave a review—it means the world! Image Attribution & Licensing: Every image used has been carefully sourced, with attributions provided where required. All other images are public domain or covered under Creative Commons licenses. Full details can be found in the notes section of the slides. Let’s make this Christmas lesson one to remember!

This lesson looks at the issues surrounding quality of life and sanctity of life and get the students to debate, discuss and vote on life and death issues. -It starts with a classic balloon debate (which is both enjoyable and challenging) -It goes on to look at a real life case study of Diane Pretty -It continues with a deep discussion of four real life case studies -It concludes by looking at why human life is so sacred A highly recommended lesson that has always been rated as outstanding or excellent.

This is an inspirational assembly that looks at the issue of what can we do to make a difference. Some terrific video clips and some really good stories. This can be done at any time of year, but it will almost certainly result in you getting a standing ovation! One of my best assemblies. Highly recommended.

This lesson explores the Just War theory and looks at several case studies to consider whether or not the War was justified (e.g. WW2, Vietnam, Gulf War etc.) It challenges pupils to apply the criteria set out to determin whether or not these wars (or any war) is justified. It also asks questions about the greater good, human rights and the value of life. A really interesting lesson.

This is an essential lesson for every KS3 student! An excellent lesson that teaches the students where to find many of the key features of the world (oceans, continents, mountain ranges etc.) as well as how to accurately describe their location. A useful lesson especially for students who think Africa is a country!

This is a powerpoint presentation that can be used to stimulate debate and allow the students to explore major world issues and topics. There are 51 different topics here and these cover popular debating topics (animal rights, immigrants, democracy) and more obscure topics (about junk food and curfews!) Really useful starter, plenary, tutor time activity, drama activity or in a debating club.

“The best Christmas Quiz I have ever played” “Amazing, this must have taken you ages to make” “Absolutely brilliant!” (all reviews of my 2019 Christmas Quiz) My epic Christmas Quiz is back with six brand new rounds including music and movies. It is suitable for KS3, KS4 or KS5. After a tough 2020 I have decided to make a quiz that doesn’t mention the Coronavirus, lockdown, social distancing or facemasks! Last year my free Xmas quiz was down loaded over 32,000 times and had over 300 five star reviews (before I had to take it down because of copyright infringement! Ooops!). This year the quiz is even better: Six rounds of fun: ROUND 1 – Celebrity Make Over ROUND 2 – 2011 to 2020 news ROUND 3 – Name the movie ROUND 4 – Sequences ROUND 5 – General Knowledge ROUND 6 – TV Theme Tunes BONUS – 3 x Tie Breakers PLUS - Free Lockdown Round (WARNING: This does contain references to Coronavirus!) IF YOU LIKE THIS QUIZ THEN PLEASE GIVE ME A REVIEW!

An outstanding lesson that covers several other world religions in an interesting yet challenging way. There are a number of useful activities here that can be used or adapted for other lessons. A really good starter for learning about Eastern Religions. UPDATE - Based on the feedback from reviews the activities have been updated and a video has been added. Thanks for the feedback everyone!

This lesson introduces the students to Scientology and asks the question is it a real religion or is it a cult? It is designed to be an introduction to the faith. It looks at the history, beliefs, practices and controversies surrounding Scientology. This lesson was been commended in a recent Ofsted report and has been praised by staff and students alike for being interesting and challenging. It is a really good start to the ‘Alternative Religions’ unit and gets the students to reflect on their own faith and consider what a religion really is.

This lesson investigates the assassination of JFK and gets the students to examine the evidence to try to answer the title question. This is an interesting and powerful lesson that gets students to challenge the official account and form their own theories as to what really happened in Dallas in 1963. A really good lesson.

This is a fantastic assembly that looks at how we spend our time. This can be used at any time but may be most effective at the start or at the end of the year when the students have an opportunity to reflect on their own use of time. It covers: -Where units of time came from -Why the calendar doesn’t make sense -How the calendar could be better -How people in the UK use their time -What we can learn from the regrets of people who are dying about their lives -Inspirational quotes This is a very popular and thought provoking assembly, and one of my favorites. Highly recommended.

This assembly looks at the problem of Fake News in today’s society and the role it has played in several major world events since 2016, up to the present day (including Brexit, Trump, Wikileaks, Climate change denial etc.) The assembly covers what fake news is, the history of fake news, where it comes from, how it spreads and why it matters. It also features a quiz where the students will get the chance to see if they can spot the fake news stories out of ten unlikely sounding stories. Finally the assembly links fake news to gossip and rumours and gives tips as to how to spot fake news (both online and in the classroom). This is a fun but comprehensive assembly.

This is a fantastic assembly that I used for an interview about refugee week. It has been updated for 2023. It covers the 5 W’s of refugee week, including: -Definitions of refugee, immigrant, asylum seeker -The History of refugees -The reasons why there are so many refugees today -What the future may look like -What we can do to help It also has a fantastic poem that is aimed at making the students think about this as an issue. A well planned, interesting and important assembly.

This is an outstanding lesson (this lesson has been praised by an LEA inspector, SLT, an AST and it has been highlighted in an Ofsted report). It uses a variety of different activities including a scavenger hunt, a diamond nine and teamwork. The lesson gets the pupils to investigate nine causes for WW1 (from Alliances to Sandwiches!) and the pupils need to find links between the causes and prioritise them. It is a fun lesson but also an informative and chanllenging lesson.

This lesson is most effective in year 7 or 8. Students are asked to write a letter to themselves to explain what they are like and what they want in the future. Then in year 11 (or 13) they open the letter and see how much they have changed and grown since the wrote the letter. A really fun and interesting lesson that shows how much the students grow while they are at school.

UPDATED - 12th March 2020 This fantastic Assembly is designed to inform students about the ongoing Coronavirus crisis that is spreading across the world. It covers: -Myths and Facts -Causes of the virus -The 5 w’s about the virus -Effects -Symptoms -History of pandemics -Advice to keep safe An excellent and well resourced assembly that explains the issue clearly. NOTE - This was created at the beginning of March 2020, so you may need to update the figures on a couple of the slides to give the most up to date information.

This was a survey I created when completing my NPQSL. I made it from an amalgamation of serveal other surveys I had seen used at other schools. It proved to be a useful and a powerful tool. I used it to gather information about how we could improve our transition procedures, but it could easily be adapted to find out what the students think of their school. A fantastic aid to pupils voice in school.