This is a brilliant assembly about sexual harassment and it explores the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. This assembly is about educating pupils on what sexual harassment is. The assembly first explores some statistics around violence against women and why buildings are covered in orange light. Quite often pupils will ask, “why don’t we look at violence against boys”? There is a slide that explores this question and again, with some statistics It explores what the government are doing to try tackle the growing concerns around sexual harassment It explore what sexual harassment and stalking may look like - including online It goes through the law and rules of online sexual harassment, including sending or receiving pictures. It ends with what the school is doing to tackle sexual harassment.

In this PPT there are slides on why assessments are important, preparing KS3 pupils for GCSE and what they can do to prepare. There are multiple slides on revision techniques. There are 10 techniques ranked from the most effective (according to research) to the least. It goes through using flash cards, Cornell note taking and planned practice. Finally, it has 10 top tips for pupils during assessment time.