The Blitz: London Under Attack GCSE History Source Investigation Pack Bring the history of the Blitz to life with this 17-page source investigation pack. Students explore how the bombing affected London and its people, using a map, a timeline, evidence activities and structured questions to build their historical understanding. The investigation covers why London was a target, how the city prepared for air raids, where people sought shelter, evacuation, damage to homes and daily life, and how Londoners and the government responded. Students compare sources, organise the consequences of the Blitz and support their conclusions with evidence. The pack also includes GCSE-style practice questions, a model source answer and a teacher guide with suggested answers and source notes. The sources are clearly identified as reconstructed practice sources, rather than original historical quotations. This makes the activities useful for practising source analysis while helping students distinguish between historical evidence and classroom-created material. Suitable for GCSE History revision, classroom teaching or a focused lesson on the Blitz and the civilian experience of the Second World War.

Functional Skills Maths: Probability Lesson and Activities Make probability easier to understand with this practical Functional Skills Maths resource pack. A clear PowerPoint lesson introduces key ideas, while printable activities help learners practise and apply what they have learned. The pack includes: A PowerPoint lesson covering probability words, the probability scale, fractions, decimals and percentages. A chance and probability scale activity, with answers. Probability worksheets and an answer sheet. A simple probability codebreaker to add a fun challenge. Learners practise describing how likely events are, finding probabilities from dice, coins, cards and counters, and working out the probability of an event not happening. The lesson also introduces the and rule for repeated events. Ideal for Functional Skills Maths lessons, revision, independent practice or homework. A useful way to build confidence with probability through clear explanations and varied activities.

Bring the history of the Titanic to life with this engaging cross-section worksheet pack. Pupils explore the internal layout of the famous ship while developing historical knowledge, observation skills and topic vocabulary. This resource includes: A detailed Titanic cross-section illustration A labelling activity featuring important parts of the ship A colouring worksheet A completed colour reference page for checking and discussion Opportunities to develop historical and maritime vocabulary Ideal for KS2 history lessons, Titanic topic work, transport studies, homework, early-finishers and independent learning. The clear illustrations and low-preparation activities make this a useful addition to any Titanic or early twentieth-century history unit.

GCSE Foundation Maths Revision Flashcards Make GCSE Foundation Maths revision clearer and more engaging with this set of visual, A4 landscape flashcards. The 62-page PDF presents key ideas in a concise, easy-to-review format, with short explanations, diagrams and examples to help learners revisit mathematical concepts. The visible cards include topics such as place value and ordering numbers, with visual examples for comparing decimals and using number lines. The flashcards can support quick revision, classroom practice, starter activities or independent study. Ideal for GCSE Foundation tier learners who want to recap key maths ideas and build confidence with exam preparation. Print the pages for hands-on revision or use the PDF on screen. A useful resource for GCSE Maths teachers, tutors and students looking for printable Foundation Maths revision cards.

A Christmas Carol GCSE English Literature Revision Guide Support confident, focused revision with this 48-page A4 guide to Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Designed for GCSE English Literature students, it takes learners from the story’s plot and Victorian context through to themes, quotations and exam practice. Inside the guide: Plot and structure: revise all five staves and explore how Dickens shapes the novella. Dickens and Victorian Britain: understand the context behind the story. Character revision: meet the key characters and follow Scrooge’s journey. Theme analysis: study poverty and social injustice, generosity and community, family and human connection, transformation and redemption, and isolation and memory. Dickens’s methods: consider how the writer’s choices shape meaning. Quotation bank: practise recalling useful quotations from across the novella. Exam preparation: explore extract-based and whole-text questions, build an exam response, read model responses and try timed practice. Prompts throughout the guide help students review what they know, practise explaining Dickens’s choices and identify what to revise next. Suitable for independent study, homework, revision lessons or classroom use, this guide is a practical companion for GCSE students preparing to write about A Christmas Carol.

Make maths revision clearer and more memorable with this collection of 60+ colourful visual maths mind maps. Each page breaks an important concept into short explanations, helpful diagrams and worked examples. Topics include place value, the four operations, fractions, decimals, percentages, measurement, shape, space and data. Perfect for: KS2 maths revision SATs preparation Lower KS3 recap and intervention Classroom displays and learning walls Homework and independent study Supporting visual learners Printing as revision cards or reference sheets The clear, pupil-friendly layout helps learners review key methods quickly, build confidence and become more independent. Teachers can print the full-size pages as posters or reduce them to create handy revision flashcards. A practical, low-preparation resource for primary teachers, secondary intervention groups, tutors and home learning.

Help pupils understand the meaning and importance of Remembrance Day with this thoughtful, ready-to-use primary resource. The Poppy’s Story introduces children to remembrance through accessible reading activities, vocabulary work and opportunities for reflection. Pupils can explore why poppies are worn, retrieve information from a text and examine the features of a war memorial. The resource includes: A child-friendly reading text about the poppy Reading comprehension and retrieval questions Remembrance vocabulary activities A memorial observation task A sensitive reflection activity Teacher guidance and answers Ideal for KS2 English, history, assemblies, themed lessons and Remembrance Day activities. The clear, printable pages make this a useful low-preparation resource for classroom teaching, homework or independent learning.

Develop essential workplace English skills with this Functional Skills English Level 2 Salon Communication and Customer Care Workbook. Designed around realistic hairdressing, beauty and salon scenarios, this practical resource helps learners improve their reading, writing, speaking and communication skills while preparing for employment and Functional Skills assessments. The workbook includes: Professional communication with clients Reading salon notices, messages and workplace information Writing emails, appointment messages and customer responses Handling complaints politely and effectively Adapting language for different audiences and purposes Identifying facts, opinions and viewpoints Comparing information from different texts Planning and checking written responses Spelling, punctuation and grammar practice Workplace and exam-style activities Ideal for Functional Skills English Level 2, hairdressing and beauty courses, vocational learners, apprenticeships, independent study, homework, revision and assessment preparation. A clear, printable and low-preparation resource that connects English skills to realistic salon situations.

Build confidence with area and perimeter using this practical Functional Skills Maths Level 2 revision workbook. The resource combines clear explanations, worked examples and exam-style practice to help learners apply their skills accurately in realistic situations. Topics include: Perimeter of regular and irregular shapes Area of rectangles, triangles and compound shapes Missing lengths and dimensions Converting between metric units Scale drawings and measurements Multi-step problem-solving Practical contexts such as flooring, fencing and decorating Exam-style questions with space to show working Ideal for classroom teaching, independent study, homework, revision, intervention and Functional Skills exam preparation. The clear, printable format supports learners in selecting the correct method, showing their calculations and checking whether their answers are reasonable.

Support confident GCSE English Literature revision with this clear and accessible Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde study guide. The resource brings together essential revision notes to help students understand Stevenson’s novella, remember key evidence and prepare effective exam responses. The guide covers: Plot and chapter summaries Major characters and relationships Key themes, including duality, reputation, secrecy, science and religion Important quotations with analysis Victorian social and historical context Stevenson’s language, structure and narrative methods Exam-focused interpretations and revision points Perfect for classroom revision, homework, independent study, intervention, cover lessons and preparation for GCSE English Literature examinations. The organised format makes it easy for students to locate important information and strengthen their understanding of the text.

Teach light and shadows with this engaging, ready-to-use KS2 Primary Science resource. The pack combines a classroom PowerPoint with printable worksheets and practical activities, helping pupils understand how light travels, how shadows form and how their size and position can change. The resource includes: Natural and artificial light sources Transparent, translucent and opaque materials How shadows are formed Practical shadow investigations Prediction, observation and conclusion activities Opportunities to measure and compare shadows Questions to assess pupils’ understanding Printable worksheets for independent or group work Ideal for whole-class teaching, practical investigations, science stations, homework, assessment, revision or cover lessons. This low-preparation resource supports scientific enquiry and encourages pupils to explain their ideas using evidence. Suitable for KS2 Primary Science, particularly Years 3 and 4.

Help GCSE students develop a confident, well-supported response to one of Shakespeare’s most important character contrasts. This Macbeth and Banquo exam-practice workbook explores how Shakespeare uses the two characters to present different responses to temptation, ambition and the supernatural. The resource includes: Focused analysis of Macbeth and Banquo Key quotations and evidence-based activities Jacobean context and the Divine Right of Kings Exploration of temptation, ambition, loyalty and free will GCSE-style exam questions Structured planning activities Developed model responses Grade-level comparisons Examiner-style feedback and improvement tasks Clear writing spaces for independent work Ideal for GCSE English Literature lessons, revision, homework, intervention, cover work and exam preparation. The clear black-and-white format is easy to print and suitable for individual students or whole-class use.

Make 3D shapes easy to recognise and remember with this clear classroom poster. This visual resource helps pupils identify common 3D shapes and learn their key properties, including faces, edges and vertices. It is ideal for supporting geometry lessons and creating a useful maths reference display. Shapes featured include: • Cube • Cuboid • Sphere • Cylinder • Cone • Triangular prism • Square-based pyramid • Triangular-based pyramid Ideal for: • KS1 and KS2 maths • Primary classroom displays • Shape and geometry lessons • Maths working walls • Lesson introductions and revision • Visual support for independent learning The poster can be displayed on a classroom wall, added to a maths learning area or used as a visual teaching aid during lessons. Download, print and display it to help pupils develop confidence with 3D shapes and mathematical vocabulary.

Support students studying John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men with this detailed character analysis worksheet collection. The pack includes individual resources focusing on seven important characters: George Milton, Lennie Small, Curley, Curley’s wife, Slim, Crooks and Candy. Each worksheet encourages students to examine character traits, important relationships, key quotations, themes and the character’s role in the novel. The resource includes: • Seven individual character analysis worksheets • George Milton and Lennie Small • Curley and Curley’s wife • Crooks, Candy and Slim • Key quotation analysis • Character traits and relationships • Links to themes and context • Evidence-based written-response activities Ideal for: • GCSE English Literature • KS3 and KS4 English • Of Mice and Men revision • Character-focused lessons • Independent study and homework • Intervention and cover lessons These clear, printable worksheets can be used throughout the study of the novel or as a focused revision pack before assessments. They help students organise evidence, develop analytical ideas and prepare stronger written responses.

Build confidence with scale drawings and maps using this comprehensive Functional Skills Maths Level 2 practice pack. Learners apply scale, ratio, measurement and conversion skills to realistic situations involving maps, floor plans, journeys, gardens, buildings and everyday projects. The pack includes: Understanding written and ratio scales Calculating actual and drawing measurements Map distances and journey planning Floor plans and room layouts Garden designs, area and perimeter Scale enlargements and reductions Unit conversions Calculator and non-calculator practice Multi-step exam-style questions Teacher answers and an assessment tracker Clear guidance and realistic scenarios help learners choose suitable methods, show their working and check whether their answers are sensible. Ideal for Functional Skills Maths Level 2 lessons, revision, homework, independent study, intervention, exam preparation or further education settings across the UK. A practical, low-preparation resource that connects scale drawings and maps to everyday life while developing confidence with Level 2 exam questions.

Build confidence with fractions, decimals and percentages using this complete and engaging maths lesson pack. The collection provides a varied range of activities that help learners understand the connections between fractions, decimals and percentages while developing problem-solving and mathematical reasoning skills. The pack includes: A complete teaching PowerPoint Fractions, decimals and percentages grid activity Number-line activity Escape-the-room challenge Famous people themed classroom activity Independent and collaborative learning opportunities Revision and assessment activities The varied tasks make it easy to introduce the topic, practise key conversions and finish with an engaging challenge. Activities can be completed independently, in pairs or as part of a team competition. Ideal for KS3 Maths, Functional Skills Maths, GCSE foundation revision, intervention sessions, homework, cover lessons or further education settings across the UK. A flexible, low-preparation resource pack that makes fractions, decimals and percentages more accessible, memorable and enjoyable.

Build confidence with averages using this complete and engaging maths lesson pack covering mean, median, mode and range. The resource combines clear teaching materials with varied activities that help learners understand, calculate and apply averages in different contexts. The pack includes: A complete teaching PowerPoint Mean, median, mode and range activities Mean from a frequency table worksheet Engaging averages codebreaker challenge Independent and collaborative learning opportunities Problem-solving and revision activities The variety of tasks makes it easy to introduce each type of average, model the methods and provide meaningful independent practice. Learners can complete the activities individually, in pairs or as part of a classroom challenge. Ideal for KS3 Maths, Functional Skills Maths, GCSE Foundation revision, intervention sessions, homework, cover lessons or further education settings across the UK. A flexible, low-preparation resource pack that makes averages more accessible, memorable and enjoyable.

Explore Scrooge’s dramatic transformation across all five staves of A Christmas Carol with this engaging GCSE English Literature case-file workbook. Students become literary detectives as they investigate how Dickens changes Scrooge from a cold and isolated miser into a generous, compassionate man. The resource includes: Evidence from all five staves Scrooge’s transformation timeline Key quotation analysis Character and theme activities Language and writer’s-method questions Essay planning support Model analytical paragraph Teacher answer guidance Perfect for exploring redemption, social responsibility, poverty, isolation and the importance of Christmas. The structured activities help students select relevant evidence, analyse Dickens’ methods and develop confident exam responses. Ideal for GCSE English Literature lessons, revision, homework, intervention, independent study or exam preparation. A focused, low-preparation printable resource that makes character analysis engaging, structured and memorable.

Turn fractions practice into an engaging classroom investigation with this Fractions of Amounts Murder Mystery Maths Activity. Pupils solve a series of fraction calculations, collect clues and eliminate suspects to uncover the mystery. Each correct answer takes them one step closer to identifying the culprit. Ideal for: Practising fractions of amounts KS2 and lower KS3 Maths Lesson starters and plenaries Revision and assessment Pair, group or independent work End-of-term and cover lessons This engaging, low-preparation activity develops calculation, reasoning and problem-solving skills while adding an exciting mystery theme to the lesson. Simply download, print and begin the investigation.

Bring Ancient Egypt to life with Life Beside the Nile, an engaging and visual PowerPoint lesson for KS2 History. Pupils will discover why the River Nile was essential to Ancient Egyptian civilisation and explore how people lived, worked and farmed beside it. The lesson explores: Why the River Nile was so important Farming and the annual Nile floods Food, homes and clothing Jobs and social groups Pharaohs, pyramids and Egyptian beliefs Discussion, recall and interactive activities Perfect for KS2 History, whole-class teaching, project work, independent learning, revision or an engaging introduction to Ancient Egypt. This colourful, informative and low-preparation teaching resource is designed to capture pupils’ interest and develop their historical knowledge and understanding.

Teach the events of 1066 with this comprehensive Norman Conquest and Bayeux Tapestry lesson pack for KS2 and KS3 History. Explore the dramatic year when three armies fought for the English throne. Pupils investigate the rival claimants, key battles, the Norman invasion and how the Bayeux Tapestry tells the story of William’s victory. The complete pack includes: An engaging classroom PowerPoint A detailed Bayeux Tapestry lesson pack The rival claimants to the throne The battles of Fulford, Stamford Bridge and Hastings Timeline and sequencing activities Historical source analysis Bayeux Tapestry interpretation tasks Creative and extended-writing activities Assessment and review opportunities Ideal for: KS2 and KS3 History Norman Conquest topics Whole-class teaching Independent or group work History revision Cover lessons and home learning A visual, informative and low-preparation resource designed to develop pupils’ chronological understanding, source-analysis skills and historical reasoning.