IT WOULD MEAN THE WORLD IF YOU COULD REVIEW THIS!! Looking for a fun, engaging activity to celebrate the end of the school year? This FREE End of Year Quiz is perfect for tutor time, reward lessons, cover lessons or end-of-term activities! The quiz features a variety of rounds designed to keep students engaged and working together, including: General Knowledge Dingbats Famous Landmarks True or False Flags of the World Movies & TV News from 2025 2026 How Well Do You Know Your Teacher? (fully editable so you can personalise it for your own students) The resource has been designed to be fun, accessible and suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities. It can be used as a whole-class activity or as a team competition. What’s Included? PowerPoint quiz Multiple quiz rounds Ready-to-use questions and answers Editable teacher round Ideal for end-of-year lessons Quiz Sheet Please Leave Feedback I have worked incredibly hard to create this resource and have chosen to share it completely free of charge. If you download and use it, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review and some feedback. Your comments help me improve future resources and support other teachers who may be considering downloading it. Thank you, and I hope your students enjoy the quiz as much as mine did! Miss Young

This National Days resource provides a full year of engaging, ready-to-use slides designed for tutor time, assemblies, or quick classroom starters. Each slide includes a clear, student-friendly explanation of a national or international day, alongside a fun, thought-provoking question to spark discussion, curiosity, and creativity. With a wide range of themes, from global awareness days and cultural celebrations to fun and quirky topics,this resource helps create meaningful daily conversations while promoting inclusivity, reflection, and student voice. It offers valuable opportunities for teachers to connect with their students, learn more about their perspectives, and build positive classroom relationships in a relaxed and engaging way. Perfect for busy teachers, this is a low-prep, high-impact resource that can be used throughout the entire academic year. Ideal for tutor time, PSHE, and assemblies Encourages discussion, imagination, and critical thinking Covers a full year of daily themed content Suitable for a wide range of year groups If you find this resource useful, I would really appreciate it if you could leave a review. Your feedback helps other teachers and supports the creation of future resources.

Inequalities – Complete Lesson PowerPoint (KS3/GCSE Maths) This is a lesson I have used successfully in my own classroom as a secondary Maths teacher. The PowerPoint takes students from identifying and using inequality symbols all the way through to solving inequalities and shading regions on graphs. It contains plenty of opportunities for questioning, mini-whiteboard checks and discussion to help keep students engaged throughout the lesson. Topics covered: Inequality symbols Number lines Double inequalities Solving linear inequalities Compound inequalities Graphical inequalities Shading regions I hope it saves you some planning time and helps your students build confidence with inequalities. If you find it useful, please consider leaving a review and following my TES store for more free and premium Maths resources.

A bright and student-friendly display designed to encourage learners to show clear mathematical working and develop strong problem-solving habits. This visual resource explains, in an accessible way, why showing workings matters, including how it: Supports clearer thinking and understanding Helps identify and correct mistakes Allows teachers to award method marks Makes it easier to receive help and feedback Builds good exam technique and confidence Perfect for creating a positive maths classroom culture, this poster is ideal for: KS3 and GCSE classrooms Working walls or revision displays Encouraging resilience and independent learning Simply print and display to remind students that the process matters just as much as the answer.

A bright and engaging display designed to support students’ understanding of perimeter and area. Perfect for reinforcing key concepts and formulas, this resource helps create a clear visual reference for learners throughout a unit of work. Includes clear reminders of: What perimeter and area mean Key formulas for common shapes Visual representations to support understanding Ideal for: KS3 classrooms Lower ability GCSE groups Maths working walls or revision displays Benefits: Supports independent learning Reinforces key terminology Helps students remember and apply formulas confidently Simply print and display to create an eye-catching and useful classroom resource.

Rounding Attendances – Sports & Concerts (Real-Life Context) Engage students with rounding through real-life contexts using this interactive PowerPoint. This resource is designed to develop students’ understanding of rounding to the nearest 10, 100, 1,000 and 10,000 through a variety of engaging scenarios. The slides feature attendances from football, rugby (league and union), netball matches, and popular concerts, encouraging students to connect maths to real-world situations. Students are required to write numbers in words and round them to different place values, promoting both numerical fluency and literacy skills. The PowerPoint includes: A wide range of sports and concert contexts to maintain engagement Opportunities to write numbers in words Structured tables for rounding to different place values A full set of answers for easy self-marking or teacher feedback Perfect for: KS2/KS3 revision of place value and rounding Starter activities, independent work, or whole-class teaching Building confidence with large numbers in a meaningful context This resource is ideal for making rounding more accessible, relevant, and engaging for students of varying abilities.