A generic team rules lesson that helps teachers to extablish their class rules. Good starting point with new classes.

This is a report that monitors a specific pupils behaviour in class over a 6 lesson period - copy sent to parents prior to going on report and then after.

With Ofsted's driver of making progress explicit, these little fun ways of showing progress from the start to the end of the lesson might be of use. They&'re fun and lighthearted and just another way of engaging with the progress of the individual child.

I designed this for the mentors of the year 11 target cohort, so that they could structure their meetings and keep records.

This is a proposal and a powerpoint used to introduce the concept of a whole school reward day to award the well behaved pupils in the school and to encourage positive behaviour.

This is one of the designs of praise postcards used to send out to parents of pupils when they have done well in English.

This is the first Maths lesson that I taught. In this, I set the expectations for the pupils and explain how lessons will start and what is expected of all pupils. Basically - setting the stall out.

This is a full lesson pp that introduces kagan techniques into English lessons - used as one of the initial lessons to welcome year 7s to our way of teaching.

Brain Book Buddy Boss Posters Posters that you can use to encourage independent thinking in the classroom.

This is one of my teaching and learning documents that details the process for learning walks - good as a starting point for someone to work with.

This is a full lesson PP that uses classbuilding activities and introduces a website called Class Dojo that is a behaviour tracking system - free to all teachers after you have registered. The hyperlinks are on the internet screens included. You'll have to adapt it and set up your class but it&'s a brilliant tool!

I’ve used and adapted this for years with lectures at MMU and for all teachers in my school. I don’t normally share my teacher training PPs but somebody lifted this version from our shared area and is using it to train and charging for the training in good to outstanding workshops. As the rightful owner of it, I take it as my right to share it for free! So I hope that it is as useful to other staff as it is to mine.

This poster is ready to roll - just add some images from your school with the logo and make multiple copies that tell pupils where and how to apply.

4 simple questions with space on the sheet for pupils to analyse their own performance and successes.

This is a selection of ways of demonstarting progress in the classroom - Tutorials that I have created for my colleagues on how to demonstrate learning throughout a lesson. There are also some more on here, as there are 15 in total.

Lesson PP on Team Building with Resources

This is a handout that can be stuck into pupils books that remonds them of various thinking skills. Can be used to encourage them to think about what they have done in class in relation to the 5 skills.

This is a PP slide that has a seating plan on - move the tables and chairs so that it emulates your own room then insert your classnames in text boxes.

Soemthing to keep forms / classes goign for hours in the last few days.

As part of the continued development of good and outstanding training, and with Ofste'd focu on demonstrating progress, I have been sending out little tutorials with ideas on them to show progress. There are instructions / ideas on each with a screen template that can be copied and pasted into any lesson. There are quite a few of them to try, so please do have a look for them under 'Demonstrating Progress Miss R'. They&'re not much but designed to be quick ideas. This one is about getting the start of lessons right!