This is a worksheet I made for 14-18 year olds to do on contraceptive methods. This worksheet has pictures of each method and gives learners the opportunity to demonstrate how each method is used, how long they last, which gender uses them and wether they protect you from STI’s and HIV.

Cut out the cards printed on the sheet and ask learners to match up the treatment and symptoms of the three STI’s. Include information booklets to help them.

This asks learners to know what HIV and AIDS stands for, asks them to look at certain risks of HIV and decide if there is no risk, a low risk or a high risk of catching HIV this way. It also gives learners the opportunity to discuss stigma within HIV

5 questions about HIV with answer sheet

This activity helps learners understand what PEP is

This resource lists some digital tool that you can use for formative and summative assessment.

This resource supports teachers in digital assessment and feedback.

This resource is a worksheet that cover specific grammar for learners of English who speak other languages proficiency level A1. It covers grammar, reading and writing. You could adapt these resources to support speaking and listening by doing peer work or work in the classroom, with parents or children. They are aimed at adults but can be used for teenagers and children. These resources are specifically designed so learners can work independently, or at home. You can use them in print or interactive, although some writing is involved. However, they can also be used in class. Each resource contains a starter, explanations, tasks and a final assessment quiz to take online. Tasks: Wellbeing activity Explanation of the topic Introduction task Main task - multiple choice, then writing task (tasks get harder) Fun assessment task to compete with others around the globe! I was a teacher of Functional Skills for many years and know that grammar can be a big problem for the writing and speaking exams for learners with English as an additional language. I then worked teaching English as a second language in functional skills, and in international schools and Cambridge English. Therefore I have a good understanding of English grammar and how to teach it effectively. I am also an EdTech specialist with a specialism in blended learning. I have good knowledge of graphic design and accessibility and methods of pedagogical learning.

This resource a work booklet that covers articles for learners of English who speak other languages (ESOL) proficiency level B1 (intermediate). They are aimed at adults but can be used for teenagers and children. These resources are specifically designed so learners can work independently, or at home. You can use them in print or interactive, although some writing is involved. However, they can also be used in class. Each resource contains a starter, explanations, tasks and a final assessment quiz to take online. Tasks: Wellbeing activity Explanation of the topic Introduction task Main task - multiple choice, then writing task (tasks get harder) Fun assessment task to compete with others around the globe! (a paper version is also included) I was a teacher of Functional Skills for many years and know that grammar can be a big problem for the writing and speaking exams for learners with English as an additional language. I then worked teaching English as a second language in functional skills, and in international schools and Cambridge English. Therefore I have a good understanding of English grammar and how to teach it effectively. I am also an EdTech specialist with a specialism in blended learning. I have good knowledge of graphic design and accessibility and methods of pedagogical learning.

Worksheets for recognising language techniques through different tasks. Prepares learners for exam. Included is a link to a playlist I made to demonstrate these language techniques on TV to enhance learning, plus display poster DAFORESTPIE and language technique examples and explanation. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTIF97Kz1hcT_l-2LKNgrXrQQDrN9OtpW

This resource is a group of worksheets that cover specific grammar for learners of English who speak other languages proficiency level A1 and A2 (beginner). It covers grammar, reading and writing. You could adapt these resources to support speaking and listening by doing peer work or work in the classroom, with parents or children. They are aimed at adults but can be used for teenagers and children. These resources are specifically designed so learners can work independently, or at home. You can use them in print or interactive, although some writing is involved. However, they can also be used in class. Each resource contains a starter, explanations, tasks and a final assessment quiz to take online. Set Includes topics: Adverbs Adverbs of Frequency Adjectives Tasks: Wellbeing activity Explanation of the topic Introduction task Main task - multiple choice, then writing task (tasks get harder) Fun assessment task to compete with others around the globe! I was a teacher of Functional Skills for many years and know that grammar can be a big problem for the writing and speaking exams for learners with English as an additional language. I then worked teaching English as a second language in functional skills, and in international schools and Cambridge English. Therefore I have a good understanding of English grammar and how to teach it effectively. I am also an EdTech specialist with a specialism in blended learning. I have good knowledge of graphic design and accessibility and methods of pedagogical learning.

A set of revision booklets for Functional Skills English Level 1 and 2, Reading and Writing. These have not been updated for a while so some of the areas of the curriculum may not be relevant but on the whole they will provide the revision needed to pass functional skills English. Students like to have a set of resources to revise for the exam and these provide this. These booklets were originally based on the City and Guilds exam but can also be used for Edexcel and other awarding bodies for functional skills. They may also be useful for basic skills for learners who are having to do GCSE. The booklets are for revision for the exam and are not full lessons for each subject, merely to remind and advise learners. These booklets were vital for my students and have been used by other colleagues. The resources state The Manchester College as that is where I worked, but they were created completely by myself.