A light-hearted, and fun quiz to send the pupils on their jolly days. <br /> <br /> First Round<br /> Pupils have to decipher which Celebrities are hiding in Santa's suit.<br /> <br /> Second Round<br /> For the first five questions, pupils have to listen to a piece of music, and when the music stops, they have to guess what the next line will be.<br /> For the next set of five questions, pupils will be quizzed on music trivia.<br /> <br /> Third Round<br /> Pupils will be quizzed on Xmas themed general knowledge.<br /> <br /> Fourth Round<br /> Pupils will be quizzed on Xmas films.

This resource is designed as a main task for a lesson. Pupils have to create a Facebook profile for a selected character. This includes a news feed, wall and biography. Ideally suitable for KS3, could be adapted for KS4.

This resource has been created to aid pupils who have EAL with mathematical terminology.<br /> <br /> It can be adopted for use in primary education, but it has been specifically designed for teachers of mathematics in the secondary sector. <br /> <br /> It provides a direct translation of mathematical terminology into various languages, and is accompanied with visuals to aid comprehension. <br /> <br /> This resource can be best utilised as a classroom display dedicated to aiding pupils with EAL.

Pupils have to identify which theme each quotation belongs to, and explain it in further detail.

<p>A homework project, catered to year seven which consolidates their contextual knowledge of the novel prior to reading.</p>

This resource has been designed to assess pupils understanding of Oliver Twist. Specifically, examining how Dickens presents Fagin. Created for Y8, high ability class.

<p>PowerPoint presentation which examines the Poem “London” by William Blake.</p>

<p><strong>A homework project, catered to upper KS3/KS4 which allows them to explore both aspects of the topic prior to study</strong></p>

This resource is a newspaper article. It describes the circumstances of Nancy's murder. It has been designed as a model for pupils to view prior to writing their own article on Nancy's death.

<p>***This lesson is taken from a Crime and Punishment unit in English. The lesson begins with a discussion on what is a diary, and then goes on to analyse some extracts from Jeffery Archer’s ‘Prison Diary’ from 2001.<br /> *</p>

<p><strong>A homework project, catered to year nine which consolidates their contextual knowledge of The Crucible prior to studying</strong></p>

<p>**A homework project, catered to upper KS3 and KS4 which consolidates their contextual knowledge of A Christmas Carol prior to studying. **</p>

<p>A homework project, catered to upper KS3/KS4 which consolidates their contextual knowledge of Much Ado About Nothing prior to studying.</p>

<p>**A homework project, catered to year eight which consolidates their contextual knowledge of war and conflict literature prior to studying this unit of work. **</p>

<p>PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheet which examines the Poem “Liverpool” by Carol Ann Duffy. Utilised for unseen poetry and interview lessons in the past with success.</p>

These documents will be useful in primary, secondary and further education. They will specifically aid members of staff who are responsible for admissions. The documents are designed to capture information from the parents of prospective pupils who have low levels of English language proficiency. This is a useful resource as it allows parents with EAL to access initial school documentation in their L1.