Times tables are an essential skill for all children, underpinning many more complex forms of maths. Our ‘Times Tables Workouts’ are the perfect resource to help aid their times tables development. Included within this package: 30 Bronze Times Table Challenges - easy to view, print and share. A blank Bronze Times Tables Challenge - allowing you to tailor our resource to your classroom. These workouts are designed to target everyone throughout KS2, from Year 3 to Year 6, to help them with their times table knowledge. We would suggest that everyone starts on Bronze Workouts initially no matter their age, so the teacher can gauge who might need an extra little bit of support with their numeracy. These Bronze workouts target students who are just beginning to understand and learn their times tables - focusing on numbers 1 to 12, with high frequencies of more challenging multiplications. We’ve also included a blank copy of the table to ensure that you can create your own if you feel you need to. The Silver and Gold Times Tables Workouts will be released soon.

This resource reviews the topic of the Pythagorean Theorem (otherwise known as Pythagoras’ Theorem) on the GCSE Mathematics specification, as part of the Trigonometry unit, allowing students to come to grips with the formula itself. This resource includes: Lesson presentation: Clear and easy-to-use slides, including introducing the Pythagorean theorem Useful tutorials for example questions, including the proof of the Pythagorean theorem Worksheet: Many practice questions to consolidate the theorem, including class examples 3 x ‘Applying your knowledge’ questions, including two ‘Aiming for Grade 9’ difficult questions An answer sheet including the solutions and workings for all questions Please consider the environment when printing resources.

This resource reviews the topic of the Israel’s Law of Return from the Edexcel GCSE Conflict in the Middle East topic, assessing why it was significant and evaluating the consequences of the action. This resource includes: 2 exam questions (2 x 8 markers) In-depth overview of the Law of Return **Due to the ongoing nature of this conflict, Eruditio have tried to ensure that this resource is unbiased and provides an accurate account of the syllabus. However, if you find this is not the case, please contact us immediately through theeruditioteam@gmail.com and we will do our best to amend the resource. We recommend taking a sensitive approach to this topic within the classroom environment and ensuring that all members of the classroom environment feel their opinion is respected and that they are safe at all times.