This reading log book is designed to encourage young people to engage with fictional texts. Brilliant for all age groups!

Here’s a crib sheet to guide students when making there presentation. It’s jam-packed with lots of information, top tips and advice on structuring their presentation. Click. Print. Enjoy!

Here is the first session for introducing AQA’s Extended Project Qualification. There are opportunities to engage with research (links attached) as well as get the logbook started. I will be using this very presentation with students this year too! Please leave a review and comment with how you found this resource.

This 12 page mini-booklet gives students the resources to plan, draft and write their opening to a story titled ‘The Poisonous Pumpkin’. This booklet includes: Designing the pumpkin Drawing a map Language features Opening of stories Structural features Story development questions SO MUCH MORE! Click. Download. Print!

Here’s a short video created to support students understanding of plagiarism. Please feel free to comment and review!

Made with the EPQ course, delivered with AQA. This presentation aims to guides students critical reading.

Here’s a presentation poster that gives students a quick glimpse into what the EPQ presentation entails. The PDF format makes it quick and easy to print, post and stick!

Here is a short video on period poverty. From learning about what periods are to know ways to support women and girls. The video can be paused for discussions too.

The EPQ course with AQA enables students to focus on a topic of their choice. This resources aims to support students structuring their ideas in line with their research question.

Here is a little help sheet for students trying to embed references in extended peices of writing. Please comment and review!

Get this pack of 10 worksheets to support students getting familiar with their classmates, their timetables and routines. There are a range of activities that will help you get to know your students better.

Get students thinking creatively about how they use their revision time. TEMPLATE ONE: Students label subjects one the each of the blank sides of the cube. TEMPLATE TWO: Student write down tasks they would like to do in order to revise. Click. Download. Print!

There are FOUR different designs and THREE different revision timetables: Study leave timetable After school timetable Fully customisable timetable. Click. Download. Print!

This sheet has been created to support students writing their essay. With a range of vocuabulary display, students can trial writing with news words to express their own ideas and that of the writers.

Here is a 30 day reading challenge for students, support staff and teachers! Get involved and push your reading limits!

Here is a short video that explains Diwali! There are ways for students to ge involved in the festivities too!

This reading, writing and wellbeing challenge supports students in keep their skills sharp, whilst balancing with a little rest and relaxation.

Give students a choice of SEVEN tasks to complete in the first 10 minutes of your lesson. Click. Download. Enjoy! Please comment and review.

Download this pledge template. It will allow students to make a pledge and can work as a visual reminder throughout the year. #MentalHealthMatters

Here are 85 questions to asking through your teaching practice. This is a great resource if you are training currect ECTs and trainees as all questions have been designed with the ECF in mind.