The European Football Tournament is well underway and on Thursday England take on Wales. Are you letting your students watch? What are you doing with them before the game and at half time? What about this simple, fun activity? Join the celebrations by allowing your students to design their own football kit. They can use the templates provided to add patterns and colours. Perhaps they would like to design a new kit for their own team or simply add colour to represent their chosen nation? An ideal topical activity. Suitable for KS2 and KS3. Whichever team you and your students are supporting, good luck and enjoy the tournament!

A useful, simple resource which can be handed out to students at the end of an art project to gather their thoughts on their performance and their views on the quality of the project in general. A great way of quickly gathering evidence to support SEF judgements.

A quick, easy sheet to print out for students when you need a cover lesson in a hurry. The sheet provides a gridded photograph and a blank grid. Students are then challenged to draw the image using the grid to help them.

A quick, easy sheet to print out for students when you need a cover lesson in a hurry. The sheet provides a gridded photograph and a blank grid. Students are then challenged to draw the image using the grid to help them.

A quick, easy sheet to print out for students when you need a cover lesson in a hurry. The sheet provides a gridded photograph and a blank grid. Students are then challenged to draw the image using the grid to help them.

A quick, easy sheet to print out for students when you need a cover lesson in a hurry. The sheet provides a gridded photograph and a blank grid. Students are then challenged to draw the image using the grid to help them.

290 photographs of the seaside to help inspire students of all ages. Suitable for use as inspiration for creative writing and art projects.

Treat students to a bit of Halloween fun with these 5 activities. Mask designs to colour in and cut out, monster colouring sheets, spooky images for inspiration and for colouring, a word-search and a Halloween mental maths activity. Have fun!

Art. Grid Drawing. A useful drawing extension activity. Simply ask students to reproduce the image by copying detail square by square. Useful for art students who struggle with drawing skills.

Art. Grid Drawing. A useful drawing extension activity. Simply ask students to reproduce the image by copying detail square by square. Useful for art students who struggle with drawing skills.

Art. Grid Drawing. A useful drawing extension activity. Simply ask students to reproduce the image by copying detail square by square. Useful for art students who struggle with drawing skills.

Art. Grid Drawing. A useful drawing extension activity. Simply ask students to reproduce the image by copying detail square by square. Useful for art students who struggle with drawing skills.

A festive grid drawing activity to engage children in the run up to Christmas. Also ideal as an emergency cover lesson. Merry Christmas!

Art. Grid Drawing. A useful drawing extension activity. Simply ask students to reproduce the image by copying detail square by square. Useful for art students who struggle with drawing skills.

Art. Grid Drawing. A useful drawing extension activity. Simply ask students to reproduce the image by copying detail square by square. Useful for art students who struggle with drawing skills.

Art. Grid Drawing. A useful drawing extension activity. Simply ask students to reproduce the image by copying detail square by square. Useful for art students who struggle with drawing skills.

Art. Grid Drawing. A useful drawing extension activity. Simply ask students to reproduce the image by copying detail square by square. Useful for art students who struggle with drawing skills.

This resource was produced by a Year 8 student in response to the following brief. Your brief is…… Imagine that you are the Art teacher and you know that you are going to be absent. You need to leave a cover lesson and you want it to be exciting, varied and challenging. You also need to produce your lesson plan on a computer. You are in charge. What will you do? I actually asked students to do this as a cover lesson and the results were wonderful. I hope that this example will help you to do the same with your own students. It has certainly made me think about what students would like from a cover lesson.

A quick, easy sheet to print out for students when you need a cover lesson in a hurry. The sheet provides a gridded photograph and a blank grid. Students are then challenged to draw the image using the grid to help them.

A fun activity for Halloween. A word search to entertain children in between the apple bobbing and the trick or treating!