A4 poster encouraging students to donate their left over ingredients during food studies practical sessions. During food studies lessons, there can be plenty of waste as some students prefer not to take opened ingredients home. Display this poster and place a tray below for students to leave their newly opened ingredients. Other than reducing waste, it also gives the school extra resources to aid students/families that can not afford to take part in these practicals lessons due to financial issues (Pupil Premium).

This resource is the perfect solution for those of you looking for an easy way to divide your class into groups, with less fuss and more student engagement. Ideal for reading groups, class games, teams, carousels etc. This can be used to assign the cards to each student or you can allow students to select their own card blindly, to allow for groups to be selected at random and gives students the opportunity to work with different people. This resource is designed with 7 groups and 4 students per group. It is easy to remove cards to make the groups smaller when needed. There are enough cards for 28 students, ensuring each student feels included and valued in any group activity. The cards are simple to cut and laminate for durability.

This resource is aimed towards secondary year groups. It is a good way to get to know your students better, at the begining of the school year. This resource focuses on the students’ favourite things such as favourite food, movie, birthday etc. This printable includes 3 resources per A4 page on landscape orientation and is designed with pastel colours.

This resource is aimed towards secondary year groups. It is a good way to get to know your students better, at the begining of the school year. This resource focuses on the students’ favourite things such as favourite food, movie, birthday etc. This printable includes 3 resources per A4 page on landscape orientation and is in black & white.