Create a Star of David out of paper! The declaration of independence for Israel was signed on May 14th, 1948. Celebrate with your students by creating a Star of David. Full instructions included and this is a fun activity for both you and your students!

A presentation covering the Internet with 21 slides that could be used for an assembly or a tutor / information session. This assembly covers: This assembly looks at - The origins of The Internet The Internet as a resource that connects people and helps them share information The negative side of the internet and ICT if there is an over-reliance on it The dangers of the internet for young people This assembly has slides so you can add you own text, or remove/ add slides of your own. Each slide makes a simple point so that you don't need to learn a script.

Fact sheet plus two worksheets based around the 2017 general election. Designed for KS3 classes to encourage discussion and teamwork. British Prime Minister Theresa May called a General Election for 8th June 2017. These worksheets help students understand the importance of elections, and independent learning skills.

British Prime Minister Theresa May called a General Election for 8th June 2017. This comprehensive presentation about the election A presentation about the 2017 general election with 20 slides that could be used for an assembly or a tutor / information session. This presentation looks at - What the Government does What a general election is Who the most important people are in the Government and opposition parties This assembly has slides so you can add you own text, or remove/ add slides of your own. Each slide makes a simple point so that you don't need to learn a script.

A web quest that can be used as a self-directed activity for students to help their proficiency in using Google.

Includes May Day presentation with a wealth of information about the festival. Also included is a reading sheet, plus instructions on how to make your own may day pole. There are some links to YouTube videos within the 16 slide presentation. I would recommend that you check these first as sometimes videos can change or become unavailable over time (the videos are not linked straight within the presentation, so if you choose not to use the videos that will work fine).

A presentation about Anzac day with 20 slides that could be used for an assembly or a tutor / information session. This assembly looks at - The origins of Anzac Day How Anzac Day is commemorated Anzac Day around the world This assembly has slides so you can add you own text, or remove/ add slides of your own. Each slide makes a simple point so that you don't need to learn a script.

A presentation about the Queen for her Birthday, with 30 slides that could be used for an assembly or a tutor / information session. Designed for Key Stage 2. This assembly looks at - The Queen What the Queen does What the Queen likes This assembly has slides so you can add you own text, or remove/ add slides of your own. Each slide makes a simple point so that you don't need to learn a script.

Wordsearch about the royal family

A presentation about the Duke of Edinburgh, with 30 slides that could be used for an assembly or a tutor time / information session.

A PowerPoint animation guide for creating a festive snow animation using PowerPoint.

Stuck with your tutor group for an extra hour because...reasons...? Have a last lesson planned, run it and the students love it. Then suddenly Christmas lunch is cancelled and you see the same group again? Students demand that you have a 'fun' lesson but you just...well...didn't plan it? Here is a set of ideas that are just pick up and go. Really. Just give yourself 5 minutes before the lesson and have a Merry Christmas one and all.

To help students (SEN particularly) what is acceptable in your classroom

Assembly around recovering from failure, based around the events of the Oscars 2017. Has video links from YouTube (these will need to be checked to see if they work before the assembly time). Complete with script.

Full quiz for Oscar winners in 2017

Designed for KS3 but easily altered to deliver to KS2 or KS4. The OECD announced that schools should teach people how to identify fake news. This assembly resource does just that. Contains video resources, slides and a script. It is recommended that teachers check the content of the script and the videos before delivering this season.

A poster helping students identify fake news