For the wow effect in lesson observations. A seating plan that shows you all the relevant information you need and cuts down the time it takes to do it. It clearly colour co-ordinates the pupils progress against there target grade. As well as having categories for SEN, Premium pupils, FSM, Raise, fft and more. The differences, copy and paste data from sims spreadsheet into the seating plan spreadsheet. The Excel document will type all the information into the relative boxes for you. All you need to do is type the pupil number. (I advise a brief look at the guide)

A clear way to show a pupils progress with a colour co-coordinating embedded system which links the pupils Assessment point scores against the pupils target grade. The seating plan also provides room to display pupil information about FSM and Premium pupils, as well as a space to write g+t and SEN info. The great thing about it is, it still looks visibly like your classroom layout.

Three new different types of the interactive seating plan for the new GCSE. 1) Below, On or Above target recording. After a request, I've made this new version to track below target (BT), on target (OT) and above target (AT) within the assessment point boxes instead of grades or levels. MEG - Minimum expected grade 2)New GCSE Grades tracking with + and - symbols Track progress using students Assessment Point Grades/Levels. Grades Range from N, B, 0, 1-, 1, 1+, 2-, ... ..., 8+, 9-, 9, 9+ MEG (Minimum expected grade) has now changed to predicted. SEND and EAL indicators have been added. 3)New GCSE Grades tracking with .25, .75 Track progress using students Assessment Point Grades/Levels. Grades Range from N, B, 0, 1, 1.25, 1.75, 2, ... ..., 8.75, 9, 9.25, 9.75 MEG (Minimum expected grade) has now changed to predicted. SEND and EAL indicators have been added.

No more FFT and no more capping achievement. The targets set on the seating plan are to be aspirational and aiming for the 4 levels of outstanding progress. For the wow effect in lesson observations. A seating plan that shows you all the relevant information you need and cuts down the time it takes to do it. It clearly colour co-ordinates the pupils progress against there target grade. As well as having categories for SEN, Premium pupils, FSM, MEG, LoPs and more. (I advise a brief look at the guide)

This GCSE Higher Maths Revision Resource I have used for several years now on the morning of the GCSE Maths exams or sometimes the twilights on the nights before. I find it helps get students into the maths zone and corrects several common exam easy pitfalls. Breakfast Bingo can be done as a bingo quiz activity or as a worksheet. INCLUDES Slides with prompts and answers Questions as a worksheet 60 Bingo answer cards and a blank card template. Attached are the slides in both most up to date and compatible PowerPoint form. The slides include a grid matrix so you can randomly select questions or you can go through the questions in order. Where appropriate the animations have been used on the slides to provide students with a prompt ALL ANSWERS ARE PROVIDED I have put all the questions onto two pages which could be printed as a worksheet for those teachers wanting to use the resource but not as a bingo activity.