Chinese New Year will be celebrated on Saturday 10th February 2024 Attached is a fully updated Chinese New Year whole school assembly. I used something similar during an OFSTED inspection and the inspectors made a special mention about how interactive, inclusive and enjoyable it was … the school went on to achieve an ‘OUTSTANDING’ report. . Duration of assembly: 15 minutes (approx.) . Included in your purchase is a 27-slide PowerPoint to display and refer to whilst delivering your assembly AND an assembly manual. The assembly begins by wishing the children ‘Happy New Year’ in Chinese … ‘Gong Hey Fat Choy!’ (on slide 2). . PowerPoint contents: . Slide 3: Some basic facts about China (ending with the fact that China is famous for Kung Fu). Slide 4: A video of Bruce Lee performing some Kung Fu. Slide 5: If you have a child(ren) in your school who practice Kung Fu, ask them to perform a small routine in front of the school … there is also some appropriate music on this slide for the child(ren) to perform to … just click on the picture and the music will begin. Slides 6 - 9: These slides explain the Chinese Zodiac. It tells the children that it is the ‘YEAR OF THE DRAGON’. On Slide 7, there is a link to a short Chinese New Year cartoon for the children to watch. Slides 10 - 23: This is a lovely story for you (or some children) to read aloud … it’s about a family preparing for Chinese New Year. On slide 20 there is also a link to a dragon/lion dance video (attached). Slides 24 - 27: Sing the song ‘Gong xi, Gong xi’ (which means “Congratulations!”). English lyrics/music provided PLUS Chinese lyrics/music too! . HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR 2024!

Save time writing PE reports with this bank of comments! 4 pages of comments under the following headings: HIGH ABILITY AVERAGE ABILITY LOWER ABILITY Fully editable.

A 6-page list of report comment templates (and targets) under the following headings: ART / DT Standard / General Comment English Humanities (Geog/History) Maths Science Suitable and adaptable for 7 - 11 years. PDF and Word formats attached.

28 sets of fully editable Maths comments for Year 2 students. 8 pages in total. Each set of comments is between 600 and 1000 characters (including spaces). Ideal for uploading onto SIMS (or similar). The 28 sets of reports are separated under the following headings to make them easier to adapt for your own students: Heading 1: Excellent Progress - 7 sets of reports. Heading 2: Good Progress - 8 sets of reports. Heading 3: Satisfactory Progress - 9 sets of reports. Heading 4: Cause for Concern - 4 sets of reports.

12 pages of sample Year 1 Reports and Targets under the following headings: ENGLISH MATHS SCIENCE TOPIC ART/DT GENERAL REPORT COMMENTS TARGETS Fully editable!

6 pages of Y3 targets under the following headings: Art/DT English General Comments Humanities (Hist/Geog) Maths Science PDF and Word formats attached.

A useful document to complete at the end of the year (or at the end of each term). The RAG rating system highlights students who (are): CAUSE FOR CONCERN - RED REQUIRE MONITORING - AMBER HAVE NO CONCERNS AT PRESENT - GREEN It’s a document that can be used by the class teacher and leadership team to monitor students closely. This form is also a CLEAR and EFFECTIVE way to highlight children who REQUIRE immediate attention/support, and those that don’t. An excellent tracking and assessment tool. Fully editable.

3 HOUSE POINT CHARTS TO USE! FULLY EDITABLE. CHART 1: STAR AWARDS (BRONZE, SILVER, GOLD, PLATINUM) CHART 2: COMPLETE A TALLY FOR EACH HALF TERM CHART 3: 12 x 12 SQUARE - COLOUR IN NUMBER OF HOUSE POINTS AWARDED

Save time writing Year 6 Maths reports with this bank of comments. 4 pages of comments under the following headings: Opening Paragraphs. Personalised Comments. Maths Targets.

20 sets of fully editable personal/tutor comments for Year 2 students. 4.5 pages in total. Each set of comments is between 400 and 500 characters (including spaces). Ideal for uploading onto SIMS (or similar). The 20 sets of reports are separated under the following headings to make them easier to adapt for your own students: Heading 1: Great Progress - 8 sets of reports Heading 2: New Starters and EAL - 6 sets of reports Heading 3: Behaviour / Effort / Concerns - 6 sets of reports

Save time writing ‘Science’ reports with this bank of comments. 2 pages of comments under the following headings: Interest/involvement/understanding Qualifying statement Practical (Investigations) Recording Work PDF and WORD formats attached.

A great way to display personal targets. Adaptable for all subjects. 3 fully editable templates provided: Template 1: A blank targets sheet (for students to write on). Template 2: An example template. Template 3: An “ONLINE” template (for students to type on. Please note that there are text boxes embedded onto this template).

Farmer Duck Class Assembly Script, music (2 songs) and lyrics attached. Ideal assembly for Year 1, Year 2 or Year 3. Fully editable.

Class Assembly: Fantastic Mr. Fox A great assembly for KS1 or lower KS2 This class assembly introduces the main characters and tells the story of Mr. Fox stealing food from Farmer Boggis, Farmer Bunce and Farmer Bean. It describes ‘The Shooting’ and the farmer’s attempt to dig the foxes out using shovels and tractors! The assembly ends with the foxes escaping and finding their way to the farmer’s sheds full of food and cider. The foxes will never go hungry again … Hooray! Approx. length of assembly: 15 – 20 minutes (depending on class size) Parts: Introducer (1) Farmers (3) Fantastic Mr. Fox and family (5) Readers (10) Slide Show (1) You can always add more speaking parts by separating the ‘main’ readers into smaller sections. Fully editable.

Save time writing reports with this General/Personal BANK of comments. 4 pages of comments under the following headings: Excellent Progress Made Good Progress Made Satisfactory Progress Made Just Started New School

Save time writing Music reports with this bank of comments. 1 page of useful comments. PDF and WORD formats attached.

Attached is an example Year 11 end of term 1 report. The report provides end of term comments in the following 11 subject areas: Biology Chemistry Physics Drama Economics English History Mathematics Music Physical Education Pastoral . Each subject comment is between 600 and 930 characters long (no spaces). Fully editable reports. 4 pages in total.

A lovely assembly with music embedded onto one PowerPoint. Theme: LOVE . Ideal for Valentine’s Day! Age range: 3+ Approximately 10 - 15 minutes. Slide 1: Entrance song Slide 2: Can the children guess the theme of the assembly from the picture shown? Slide 3: Answer is revealed (to the song ‘Love is in the Air’). Slide 4: Think/Pair/Share Activity: Can the children think of some ways of SHOWING LOVE without words? Slides 5 & 6: Answers - Ways to show love without words. Slides 7 & 8: A 5-minute cartoon related to LOVE. Slide 9: Think/Pair/Share Activity linked to the cartoon: How did the characters describe their love for each other? Slide 10: Prayer. Slide 11: End song (with lyrics).

IRON MAN ASSEMBLY Probably the most successful and ambitious KS2 Assembly I’ve put together … the children loved it and performed superbly! Age range: 7+ Number of scenes: 6 Is it editable? YES Pages: 10 8 music attachments: The assembly is accompanied by 8 pieces of music (you just have to press play). The script is an adaptation of the original story (but follows the same storyline) and is divided into the following scenes: Scene 1: The coming of the Iron Man Scene 2: The rebuilding of the Iron Man Scene 3: Encounter with the farmers Scene 4: The trap! Scene 5: The return of the Iron Man and the scrapheap Scene 6: The Space-Being from outer space

This Reading Test will give you a reading age for each child tested. The Reading Test consists of a list of 110 words, arranged in groups of ten, and presented in increasing order of difficulty. This version of the test was developed using the results from a representative sample of 2200 primary school children in Scotland. The children tested were aged from four to twelve years old, but it was found that the test was not suitable for use with children younger than six years and four months. Age range: 6.4 years to 12 years 8 pages Pages 1 to 3: Instructions Pages 4 to 6: Test Page 7: Conversion Chart (raw score to reading age) Page 8: Oxford Reading Tree levels and corresponding book bands Instructions, test and conversion chart included Fully editable