Children label key castle features, study the layout and answer clear comprehension questions to build their understanding of Norman castles. Ideal for: KS2 History lessons The Normans topic Independent work or homework Classroom displays and revision Includes a detailed castle map and pupil-friendly questions. A simple, useful resource to support learning about how and why motte and bailey castles were built!

Help students develop confident, well-supported exam responses with this focused GCSE English Literature resource exploring Scrooge’s transformation throughout A Christmas Carol. The resource includes: • A 30-mark GCSE-style exam question • An extract from Stave Five • Structured planning prompts • A dedicated answer-writing section • Grade 5 and Grade 7 model answers • Detailed examiner-style feedback • Language and quotation analysis • Whole-text comparisons • Contextual links • Self-assessment activities Students will explore: • How Scrooge changes throughout the novella • Dickens’ presentation of redemption • Generosity and social responsibility • The importance of Tiny Tim • Relevant quotations and language techniques • How to connect the extract with the wider text • How to improve an exam response Ideal for: • GCSE English Literature • Years 10 and 11 • AQA-style exam preparation • Classroom lessons • Independent revision • Homework • Intervention sessions • Mock-exam preparation The model answers demonstrate different levels of achievement, while the examiner feedback helps students identify strengths, understand areas for improvement and develop more analytical responses. A useful print-and-go resource for teaching Scrooge’s character development and preparing students for GCSE English Literature examinations.

Teach Functional Skills English Level 2 reading skills with this engaging Social Media and Teenagers workbook. Pupils explore the benefits and risks of social media, including online safety, influencers, screen time, privacy, misinformation and digital footprints. This 20-page print-and-go workbook includes: A social-media starter activity and vocabulary matching Two non-fiction reading texts with contrasting viewpoints Retrieval, inference and language-analysis questions Fact, opinion and claim activities Online-safety scenarios Text-comparison tasks Extended evaluation planning and writing Exit ticket and pupil reflection Answer key for quick marking Ideal for Functional Skills English Level 2 learners, GCSE resit groups, colleges, adult learners and intervention session

Get pupils moving around the classroom while they practise calculating the mean, median and mode. This engaging mathematical treasure hunt contains a series of question cards that can be placed around the classroom. Pupils solve each averages question and use their answer to locate the next card. If every question is answered correctly, they will eventually return to their starting point. This resource includes: • Mean questions • Median questions • Mode questions • Printable treasure-hunt cards • Pupil answer sheet • Teacher instructions Ideal for: • Upper KS2 and KS3 maths • Year 6 transition activities • Maths revision • Starter or plenary activities • Group and paired work • Active learning lessons • Early finishers • Cover lessons The cards can be printed, cut out and displayed around the room. Pupils may complete the activity individually, in pairs or as part of a small team. A fun, low-preparation way to consolidate pupils’ understanding of averages while encouraging problem-solving and classroom participation.

A complete, print-and-go KS2 SPaG editing workbook designed to help pupils spot, explain and correct common grammar, punctuation and spelling mistakes. Pupils become editing experts as they repair sentence fragments, run-on sentences, missing capitals, punctuation errors, apostrophes, speech punctuation, verb tense, subject-verb agreement, pronouns and confusing words. Includes: • 34 A4 portrait pages • Sentence repair and editing practice • Grammar, punctuation and spelling challenges • Short and longer paragraph editing tasks • Final SPaG assessment • Pupil editing checklist • Five teacher answer pages • Black-and-white, printer-friendly worksheets • Large answer boxes for written corrections Ideal for: • Years 4–6 • KS2 English lessons • SPaG revision • Intervention groups • Early-finisher tasks • Homework • Cover work • SATs preparation A practical, engaging resource that builds pupils’ confidence in proofreading and editing independently.

This comprehensive 50-page Macbeth Investigation Workbook guides students through the entire tragedy while developing their knowledge, analytical skills and confidence with textual evidence. Students will: Investigate the plot of Acts 1–5 Analyse the witches and their prophecies Track Macbeth’s transformation from hero to tyrant Explore ambition, guilt, power, fate and deception Examine important quotations and key scenes Reach evidence-based verdicts Complete a final investigation report The pack also includes: Act-by-act teacher answers Completed quotation tracker Character transformation chart Model act verdicts Model final investigation report Teacher assessment rubric Perfect for GCSE English Literature, revision lessons, homework, cover work, intervention or independent study. Simply print and teach!

Help pupils introduce themselves in a creative and engaging way with this All About Me Trainer Activity Pack! Children write their favourite things in different sections of a stylish trainer before adding colours, patterns and personal drawings. Each activity also includes a second blank trainer that pupils can decorate completely in their own style. This resource is perfect for the first week of school, transition activities, morning work, art lessons or an eye-catching classroom display. What is included? 9 printable A4 pages 6 different trainer styles Favourite-things writing prompts Blank trainer templates Design-your-own-trainer activity Completed pupil-style example Ready-made classroom display page Clear black-and-white outlines for economical printing Favourite categories include: Favourite colour Favourite food Favourite sport Favourite drink Favourite film Favourite animal Favourite book Favourite television programme Favourite game Favourite place Favourite subject Name Some trainer designs use slightly different arrangements, allowing pupils to choose the version they like best. Perfect for: Back-to-school activities All About Me lessons The first week of school Transition days Morning work Early finishers Art and design activities Classroom and corridor displays Getting-to-know-you lessons The pages require very little preparation: simply print, hand them out and let pupils create! Children can use colouring pencils, crayons or felt-tip pens to personalise their trainers. Suitable for KS2, Years 3–6, 3rd–6th Class and approximately Grades 3–5.

Help pupils tackle Paper 1 Question 2 with this clear, print-and-go language-analysis activity. Zoom In on Language guides pupils through the key steps of a strong response: selecting a short quotation, focusing on an important word, explaining its effect and linking back to the question. Includes: • A short fiction extract • A guided language-analysis worksheet • Sentence scaffolds and self-checklist • A teacher answer guide with model paragraph Ideal for GCSE English Language revision, starters, intervention, cover lessons or independent practice. Download and use straight away.

Help students explore one of the biggest questions in Macbeth: Is Macbeth controlled by prophecy, or is he responsible for his own downfall? This print-and-go resource includes: • A quotation and event evidence sort • A structured written-judgement task • Sentence scaffolds to support analysis • A teacher answer guide with model response Ideal for GCSE English Literature revision, a Macbeth starter activity, cover work or an engaging lesson on fate, free will, ambition and responsibility. Download now and use straight away in class.

The School Trip Budget Challenge gives learners a realistic money-and-budgeting task to complete, including calculating totals, working out percentage discounts, comparing costs per student and making a justified recommendation. It is ideal for Functional Skills Maths Level 2 lessons, revision, intervention or cover work. Includes: Two printable pupil worksheet pages A realistic school-trip budgeting scenario Percentage discount and money calculations Full teacher answer sheet

Can your pupils spot and correct the teacher’s mistakes? This engaging KS2 spelling, punctuation and grammar activity challenges pupils to become classroom editors. They must identify errors, rewrite sentences correctly and explain the changes they have made. Skills covered include: • Capital letters • Full stops and other punctuation • Spelling mistakes • Sentence structure • Grammar and proofreading • Careful editing Perfect for: • Years 4–6 • Morning work • SPaG starters • Early-finisher activities • Homework • Intervention and revision • SATs preparation The resource is provided in printer-friendly black and white, making it an easy, low-preparation activity for the classroom. Download this free resource and see whether your pupils can fix all the teacher’s mistakes

Get to know your class from day one with this bright, engaging All About Me workbook — perfect for the start of a new school year, a new pupil settling in, or a quick getting-to-know-you activity. This 6-page printable workbook includes: A fun cover page for pupils to personalise An “All About Me” introduction page (name, age, birthday, and three words that describe them) My Favourite Things page (food, book, subject, hobby, animal, colour) Things I’m Good At — celebrating pupil strengths and something they’re proud of My New School Year — goal-setting page for the year ahead A Little More About Me — home life, friends, happiness, and a fun “superpower” prompt Designed with playful, easy-to-colour illustrations that pupils will love completing and colouring in, making it ideal for early finishers, transition days, form time, or the first week back. Great for: Back-to-school and transition activities Form time / tutor group icebreakers Building a classroom display Getting to know new pupils quickly Simply print and go — no prep required.

Help pupils explore Motte-and-Bailey castles with this free, clear, print-and-go KS2 history activity. Children label seven castle features using a word bank, then complete a short historical-thinking question about why the keep was built at the top of the motte. Includes: Detailed castle diagram Word bank and answer boxes History thinking question Answer key Ideal for a Norman Conquest lesson, independent work or homework. Related Products Motte and Bailey Castle Map and Comprehension