A complete 5-week KS1 RE unit with ready-to-use lesson ideas and floor book suggestions linked to Christianity - The Church This resource supports lessons on: Belonging and Community (The Lost Sheep) Belonging to the Church (Baptism) Exploring a Church Building Retelling a Bible Story (The Good Samaritan) Celebrations in the Church (Christmas & Easter) Each lesson includes: Learning Objectives for each lesson Quick, low-prep floor book suggestions (photos, drawings, children’s quotes) Simple ways to evidence learning and capture children’s voices Creative but minimal-work activities for recording outcomes Assessment opportunities clearly linked to learning objectives Perfect for busy teachers who want to make learning visible without hours of prep. Just add photos, children’s work, and a few speech bubbles. Your floor book will showcase rich RE learning with very little extra effort.

Start the new school year with confidence! This editable continuous provision plan is perfect for EYFS practitioners planning around the popular September theme “All About Me”. Packed with engaging activity ideas for each of the 7 areas of the EYFS, this resource will help you get to know your new class while covering key early learning goals. What’s Included: Editable planning grid template (Word ) Completed example plan for “All About Me” across all 7 areas Provision ideas linked to Development Matters / ELGs Suggestions for resources needed and adaptations Teacher-friendly layout (easy to edit, print or adapt for your setting) Coverage Prime Areas: PSED, Communication & Language, Physical Development Specific Areas: Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World, Expressive Arts & Design Why Teachers Love It ✔ Saves planning time ✔ Editable for your own setting ✔ Clear, practical ideas ready to use straight away ✔ Ideal for Back to School / September EYFS theme

Transform your outdoor learning environment with this exciting, ready-to-use EYFS Outdoor Provision Plan! Perfect for sparking curiosity, creativity, and independent exploration, this plan is packed with open-ended, simple resources that let children lead their learning. Inside you’ll find: Provision Overview – Easy-to-follow tables linking areas, resources, activities, and EYFS outcomes Weekly Activity Rotations – Fresh, playful ideas for construction, water & sand play, creative art, loose parts, nature exploration, physical challenges, and early maths & literacy Adult Facilitation Tips – Scaffold learning without taking over, ask thought-provoking questions, and support collaboration Observation & Assessment Focus – Track engagement, creativity, communication, and physical development Practical Tips – Rotate materials, use natural resources, and document transient creations Whether you want to inspire outdoor play, evidence provision for inspections, or share best practice, this plan is fully adaptable, easy to implement, and ready to make your outdoor space a hub of exploration and fun!

*This editable Word document is a ready-to-use whole-class reading record designed specifically for Year 1 teachers and support staff. It supports daily and weekly reading tracking while linking directly to: Year 1 National Curriculum Reading Expectations and EYFS Early Learning Goals (ELG) for Literacy What makes this resource unique? Whole-class overview: One document for the entire class. Daily/weekly ticks and notes: Easy for any adult in the classroom to use. Small-step progression: ELGs and NC expectations are broken down into 22 colour-coded steps, making assessment clearer and more precise. Consistent tracking: Simply record the step number (1 – 22) to show which reading skill has been observed or targeted. Flexible and editable: Adapt the template to suit your class, school systems, or assessment approach. Perfect for: Class teachers Teaching assistants Interventions and guided reading groups Evidence for subject leaders, SLT, or Ofsted This resource ensures reading progress is monitored efficiently, consistently, and in line with statutory expectations, while being simple enough for any adult working with children to use.**

This Year 1 Continuous Provision pack is designed for the Autumn term and is perfect for children just transitioning from EYFS. The resource is curriculum-linked and includes scaffolded challenges, making it suitable for supply or classroom teachers. Key Features: Full A3 planning grid – Portrait layout, ready to print. Editable format – can be annotated, adapted, or printed for display. Scaffolded support – includes ideas for support: word mats, sentence starters, and visual prompts for children who need help. Term-long enhancements – each provision area includes variations and progressive challenges to last the full term. Resources listed – everything needed for each area is included. Blank version included – allows teachers to add their own ideas or adapt for their class. Notes section – space at the bottom for teacher observations, reflections, or additional ideas. Curriculum-linked – aligned with Year 1 National Curriculum objectives in English, Maths, Science, PE, Art, PSHE, and more. Areas of Provision Included: Writing Area Maths Area Small World Construction Creative Area Role Play Outdoor Area Reading Corner Investigation Area Why Teachers Love It: Quick, grab-and-go resource for the first week or full term. Encourages independent and scaffolded learning. Supports the bridge from EYFS to Year 1. Perfect for displaying in classrooms or planning folders.

First Week Back Lesson Planning for Year 1 – this complete “Getting to Know You” plan includes English, maths, guided reading and foundation subjects to support a smooth and positive start to the year. This resource contains: A clear week timetable overview for easy planning at a glance. 5 English lessons (name poems, All About Me booklet, story writing, labels and captions, class story). 5 maths lessons (counting, number bonds, comparing numbers, shape hunt, problem solving). 5 guided reading sessions with phonics, sequencing and partner reading. 1 lesson each in science, PSHE, geography, history, RE, music, art and DT. All activities are themed around identity, belonging and settling in, helping children build relationships and classroom confidence. How to use: Perfect for the first week of Year 1 or as a back-to-school transition pack. Lessons include objectives, activities, outcomes and suggested differentiation. Can be used as a complete plan or adapted to suit your class. Why teachers love this resource: Saves hours of planning during the busiest week of the year. Flexible, engaging and low-prep activities. Builds positive classroom culture from day one.

Download includes: Editable art evaluation worksheet - which includes questions and space to draw (or add photo) of artwork,useful if producing large scale, group work or items that are not able to fit in sketch books. Artist study worksheet.

The tracker can be printed off once class names have been inserted. Mark with highlighter as a easy reference for moderation and quick reminder of who is on track/not on track. Can also be saved and updated in your documents to show progression - Helpful for intervention groups and subject leaders.

Adaptable checklist for day to day supply teachers - Important questions (fire exits, toilets, DSL etc.) Included is a list of useful resources/time filler to assist planning.

Fun Multiplication Game – Grids for 2 Dice! Make learning times tables exciting with this interactive dice game! Perfect for 2–4 players, each child uses coloured counters to cover answers as they play. How it works: Roll two dice: one numbered 1–12, and one featuring numbers from the times table for your year group. Take turns to roll and cover the correct answer on the grid. The first player to get 4 counters in a row wins! Ideal for printing on cream card, and for extra fun, you can add your Multiplication Snakes & Ladders game on the reverse. Why teachers love it: Engaging, hands-on practice for times tables Flexible: adapts to different year groups and times tables Perfect for small groups or pair work Turn times tables practice into a fun classroom challenge!

Keep Your Classroom Organised – Effortlessly! This daily task planner helps all staff stay on top of jobs, responsibilities, and completed tasks without interrupting teaching or support time. Perfect for classrooms with part-time or weekly staff, it keeps everyone in the loop and ensures nothing gets missed. Designed to be kept in a central file, it’s easy for all staff to annotate, creating a simple, collaborative system that saves time and keeps your classroom running smoothly every day.

Keep track of interventions for your own reference. There are two versions in this document, one for an individual child and one for group intervention.

List of games and activities for Christmas party day.