Ranulf Flambard (1101): A powerful bishop and administrator for William II, Flambard was the first recorded escapee. He used a rope smuggled in a wine cask to climb down from his window. This editable ppt and a pdf is attached. If you enjoyed this you would love: The Daring Escape of John Gerard from the - Tower of London https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13152068

Edmund Neville, a persistent plotter against Queen Elizabeth I, earned a unique place in Tower of London history: a two-time escapee. Imprisoned in 1584, he meticulously filed through his window bars and slipped into the night. Recaptured due to the telltale stench of the moat clinging to him, Neville refused to be deterred. Two years later, aided by a rope smuggled in by his devoted wife, he made his second daring escape. Though his freedom was short-lived, Edmund Neville’s audacious escapes cemented his legend as one of the Tower’s most determined and resourceful prisoners.

The Daring Escape of Lord Nairne (1716) In the aftermath of the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715, Lord Nairne, a prominent supporter of the deposed House of Stuart, found himself among the many rebels who faced arrest and imprisonment.

his engaging resource offers a detailed exploration of Stonehenge, one of Britain’s most iconic prehistoric landmarks. Designed for primary-aged children, the materials break down key facts into accessible language, perfect for fostering curiosity and critical thinking. What’s Included? History and Purpose: An easy-to-understand overview of the origins of Stonehenge, including its construction during the Neolithic period and theories about its purpose (e.g., as a burial site, ceremonial gathering place, or astronomical calendar). Building the Monument: A focus on the incredible engineering techniques used to transport and arrange the massive sarsen stones and smaller bluestones without modern machinery. Cultural Significance: Insights into the lives of the people who built Stonehenge and how it connects to Britain’s heritage.

Jane Austen Inquiry Sheet and Quiz Discover the life and works of Jane Austen with this engaging resource! Perfect for introducing primary and secondary students to one of England’s most celebrated authors, it includes: Informative Inquiry Sheet: Key facts about Austen’s life, novels, and her lasting influence on literature. Fun Quiz: Test students’ understanding with a mix of multiple-choice and open-ended questions. This resource makes learning about Austen interactive and enjoyable while fostering curiosity about classic literature!

This comprehensive 30+ page PowerPoint presentation is packed with engaging content to help you create a memorable Christmas assembly for both primary and secondary students. Features: Flexible and adaptable: Easily customize the presentation to fit your school’s specific needs and time constraints. Variety of content: Includes Christmas stories, carols, poems, fun facts, and interactive elements. Visually appealing: Features festive imagery and graphics to capture students’ attention. Suitable for all key stages: Includes content appropriate for both younger and older students. Check out other resources: Word Search: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151592 Fill in the Blanks: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13151611 Crossword: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151600

This is a cross-curricular plan centered on English, designed to integrate history into your lessons. All necessary resources are included, allowing you to create a PowerPoint or flipchart based on the worksheets and the lesson plan.

This is a 2 week worth of work and resources, differentiated worksheets on Addition, Subtraction, Inverse, Estimating as well as flip charts provided. The lesson worksheets are also differentiated and a few reasoning questions included. This is all based on the new National curriculum. These lessons were taught to Year 4 children, however they are applicable to Year 5,6 and more able in Year 3, You may notice that the model answers, are not answered. This is because you are suppose to hand write them, and when the photocopies are given to children they can see how you worked it out. If you don't use everything here, you will definitely use something when teaching addition and subtraction. These resources are worth £30, but you will have it all for £3. Now that's a bargain!

Early Morning work that is sure to get children thinking. Here are some examples from the PowerPoint: 1. Think of at least 5 WOW words to describe a sandwich. (remember to use your senses) 2. Write as many adverbs as possible to describe this verb eg. walked - quickly, slowly, noisily, shyly, quietly. 3. Pick 5 WOW words off the board and write five sentences using them. Outstandingly, Tenderly, Biologically, Formidable, Outspoken, Stern, Comical, Pathetic, Yearning, Dwell,

PE Summer plan for Athletics - Get ready to run, jump, and throw your way to fitness with our exciting PE athletics plan! This program will help you develop fundamental movement skills, build strength and endurance, and learn essential track and field techniques.

This power point presentation is useful for teaching division using number sentences to describe an array which includes (21 slides): - A mental starter - Description of how to write number sentences to describe an array - Learning objectives - Key words of the day - What symbols to be used in multiplication - Whole class activity - Worksheet to be used by children independently - Extension work at the end National Curriculum link: Solve one-step problems involving multiplication and division, by calculating the answer using concrete objects, pictorial representations and arrays with the support of a teacher. Learning objectives: WALT: To be able to write number sentences to describe an array. WILF: I can solve division problems.

I’ve put Magic Bed week 1 resources for free, Just putting week 2 resources along with some Math resources for a £1 just to encourage me to upload more resources to help out teachers during this energy bills crisis.

Discover engaging Year 2 resources for exploring living things and their habitats! This collection includes interactive lesson plans, vibrant worksheets, and hands-on activities that spark curiosity about the natural world. Students will learn about various ecosystems, the characteristics of living things, and how they interact with their environments. Perfect for fostering a love of science, these resources make it easy for educators to create captivating lessons that inspire young learners to explore and appreciate the diversity of life around them!

Empower Year 2 students with resources to plan and create their own leaflets or fact files! These user-friendly materials include templates, brainstorming sheets, and guiding questions to help young writers organize their ideas effectively. Perfect for any topic, these resources encourage creativity and critical thinking as students explore how to present information clearly and engagingly. With a focus on structure and content, this toolkit makes leaflet writing and fact file creation a fun and educational experience

In this exciting unit, Year 3 students dive into the world of geology by exploring different types of rocks and their properties. Through hands-on investigations, students learn to identify and classify rocks, understanding how they’re formed and why they’re important in our everyday lives. From examining fossils to observing soil samples, this unit brings science to life, connecting the natural world to real-world applications and sparking curiosity about the earth beneath our feet. Perfect for budding scientists, this topic encourages observation, classification skills, and a deeper appreciation of nature’s incredible diversity!

This comprehensive resource includes a dynamic PowerPoint presentation and an engaging worksheet focused on the Wright Brothers and their historic first flight. PowerPoint: The presentation features captivating visuals, key facts, and informative slides that take students through the journey of Orville and Wilbur Wright. It covers their challenges, innovations, and the significance of their first flight in 1903. Worksheet: Accompanying the PowerPoint, the worksheet reinforces learning with reading comprehension questions, vocabulary matching, a creative drawing activity, and a reflective writing prompt. Designed for students of all levels, it encourages critical thinking and creativity while exploring the impact of the Wright Brothers’ achievement on aviation history. Together, these resources provide an interactive and informative way for students to learn about one of the most important milestones in human transportation.

Resource Overview: Literacy Unit Plan for The Wolves in the Wall This comprehensive resource is designed to support literacy instruction centered around The Wolves in the Wall across three weeks of engaging lessons. The resource includes: PowerPoints: To give you a brief overview of the book with soem ideas. Learning Objectives (LOs): Clear, structured objectives guiding each lesson, such as using sensory details, understanding narrative perspectives, and crafting persuasive writing. Weekly Plans: Detailed lesson plans that include differentiated activities and success criteria, making it easy to adapt the lessons for a range of abilities and ensure all students meet their learning targets. This resource provides everything needed to foster thoughtful discussions, creative writing, and deep comprehension, making The Wolves in the Wall an engaging and valuable literacy study.

Great news! A new set of 25 (plus extra bonus ones)beautifully designed page borders is now available to add a creative touch to any project. With themes ranging from Christmas and autumn to animals and greenery, these borders are perfect for framing student work, decorating worksheets, or adding flair to any page! I could have hidden them in one PDF, but i thought i’d allow you to see them so you know what you’re getting. Thank you for purchasing it does really help a fellow teacher out during this difficult cost of living crisis.

Our premium Oliver Twist unit for weeks 2-6 is packed with comprehensive, ready-to-use PowerPoint presentations and targeted learning objectives. What’s Included Weekly PowerPoints: Each week’s slides cover key chapters, discussion points, and background context, alongside visuals, historical references, and prompts that guide in-depth discussions. Daily Learning Objectives: Each lesson is designed with clear objectives and outcomes, from understanding themes like poverty and resilience to analyzing Dickens’ use of symbolism and character development. In-Depth Activities and Assignments: Worksheets (if necessary), reading guides, and projects are tailored for each week, helping students connect personally with the text and examine the implications of Dickens’ critique on social justice. Week1: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13146001

I’ve just added images so you can see what’s in the editable powerpoint. This Meet the Teacher presentation is designed to introduce students and families to the classroom, share key information about the school year, and build a strong foundation for collaboration. You’ll get to know more about your teacher’s background, teaching style, and goals for the class, as well as the curriculum, class expectations, and ways to stay involved. This session is an opportunity to ask questions, learn about upcoming events, and see how we can work together to support each student’s growth and success. Welcome to a new and exciting school year!