Help students take control of their attention in an increasingly distracting world with this engaging and practical lesson on staying focused. Designed for KS4, KS5 and FE learners, this ready-to-use PowerPoint explores the impact of distractions on learning and provides students with realistic, easy-to-use strategies to improve concentration and productivity. What’s included: Fully editable PowerPoint presentation Exploration of common distractions, including phones, social media and multitasking Explanation of how distractions affect focus and learning Relatable scenarios to support discussion Interactive questions to encourage student engagement Practical, student-friendly strategies to improve focus Reflection opportunities to help students identify their own distractions Lesson focus: Understanding attention and concentration Identifying personal distractions The impact of digital devices and multitasking Strategies to improve focus and productivity Building better study habits Why this resource works: Highly relevant to students’ daily lives Encourages honest reflection and discussion Provides realistic strategies students can actually use Ideal for tutor time, PSHE and study skills sessions Who is it for? KS4 (GCSE students) KS5 (A Level students) Further Education learners Students who struggle with concentration, motivation or digital distractions Perfect to pair with: Anti-procrastination lessons Independent learning resources Revision and study skills sessions Time management lessons

Support your students in developing essential life and study skills with this practical and engaging lesson on time management and organisation. Designed for KS4, KS5 and FE learners, this ready-to-use PowerPoint helps students understand how to manage their time effectively, stay organised, and balance their workload with confidence. What’s included: Fully editable PowerPoint presentation Clear explanation of time management and why it is important Exploration of common challenges, including procrastination and poor planning Practical strategies to improve organisation and productivity Opportunities for discussion and student reflection Realistic examples to support understanding Simple techniques students can apply immediately Lesson focus: Planning and prioritising tasks Managing workload and deadlines Creating realistic schedules Organising work and materials Building consistent and effective routines Why this resource works: Focuses on real student challenges Encourages active participation and reflection Provides clear, practical strategies students can use straight away Ideal for tutor time, PSHE and study skills sessions Who is it for? KS4 (GCSE students) KS5 (A Level students) Further Education learners Students who need support with organisation, deadlines or workload management Perfect to pair with: Anti-procrastination lessons Staying focused resources Independent learning sessions Revision planning lessons

Struggling with unmotivated learners who leave everything until the last minute? This engaging and practical anti-procrastination lesson is designed to help students understand why they procrastinate and, more importantly, how to overcome it. It’s perfect for KS4, KS5, and FE learners, this ready-to-use PowerPoint guides students through relatable scenarios, self-reflection, and actionable strategies they can apply immediately to their studies. What’s included: Fully editable PowerPoint presentation Clear explanation of what procrastination is and why it happens Exploration of common triggers (fear of failure, overwhelm, distractions) Interactive discussion slides to encourage participation Practical, student-friendly strategies, including: Breaking tasks down The “5-minute start” technique Time-blocking basics Managing distractions Reflection opportunities to personalise learning Optional mini tasks to embed understanding Why this resource works: Designed with real student behaviours in mind Encourages active participation, not passive listening Links directly to study skills, revision, and wellbeing Ideal for PSHE, tutor time, study skills sessions, or intervention groups Who is it for? KS4 (GCSE students) KS5 (A Level students) Further Education / Post-16 learners Particularly effective for students struggling with organisation, motivation, or Exam pressure Perfect to pair with: Study skills lessons Revision planning sessions Exam preparation workshops

Support your students in developing the essential skills they need to take ownership of their learning with this engaging and practical lesson on becoming an independent learner. Designed for KS4, KS5 and FE learners, this ready-to-use PowerPoint helps students understand what independent learning is, why it matters, and how they can start applying it straight away in their studies. What’s included: Fully editable PowerPoint presentation Clear explanation of independent learning and its importance Exploration of key skills, including organisation, motivation and self-discipline Relatable examples to help students connect with the topic Interactive discussion points to encourage participation Practical strategies students can apply immediately Reflection opportunities to support personal development Lesson focus: What it means to be an independent learner Taking responsibility for learning Managing time and workload effectively Developing resilience and problem-solving skills Building confidence in learning independently Why this resource works: Designed with real classroom scenarios in mind Encourages active thinking and student discussion Supports study skills and long-term academic success Ideal for tutor time, PSHE or study skills sessions Who is it for? KS4 (GCSE students) KS5 (A Level students) Further Education learners Students preparing for exams or transitioning to more independent study Perfect to pair with: Study skills lessons Revision planning resources Anti-procrastination sessions Organisation and time management lessons

This complete Online Safety & Digital Footprint lesson bundle is designed for FE and secondary learners, helping students understand online risks, recognise unsafe situations, and develop strategies to stay safe. Perfect for PSHE, tutorial sessions, safeguarding lessons, or induction, this resource is fully planned and ready to teach, requiring minimal preparation. What’s included: ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint (16 slides, clearly structured) ✔ Student workbook (10 pages of engaging activities) ✔ Printable scenario cards (12 realistic online safety situations) ✔ Creative task (design a “Stay Safe Online” campaign) ✔ Real-life and workplace application tasks Learning objectives covered: Understand key online safety risks (cyberbullying, grooming, scams, oversharing) Recognise unsafe online situations Know how to respond and stay safe online Understand the impact of a digital footprint Key topics included: Cyberbullying Grooming and exploitation Scams and phishing Digital footprint and online reputation Privacy and personal information Real-life online safety scenarios Why teachers love this resource: ✔ Fully planned – no prep required ✔ Engaging and discussion-based activities ✔ Includes scenario cards for group work and role play ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Links directly to safeguarding and Ofsted expectations How to use: Deliver as a standalone online safety lesson Use workbook alongside slides for guided learning Incorporate scenario cards for discussion or group activities Ideal for tutorial sessions, PSHE, enrichment, or safeguarding weeks Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers PSHE leads Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Word/PDF (printable workbook & scenario cards) Keywords: Online safety, digital footprint, PSHE, safeguarding, cyberbullying, grooming, FE resources, internet safety, tutorial lesson, e-safety Please note: This resource is designed for educational use and should be adapted to your setting’s safeguarding procedures where necessary.

This ready-to-use Harvard Referencing PowerPoint is designed to help students understand the importance of referencing and how to apply it correctly in academic work. Ideal for FE, KS4/KS5, and university preparation, this lesson provides clear explanations, practical examples, and guidance on avoiding plagiarism. What’s included: ✔ 15-slide PowerPoint lesson ✔ Clear explanation of Harvard referencing ✔ In-text citation examples ✔ Reference list guidance ✔ Book, website, and journal examples ✔ Discussion and practice prompts Topics covered: What is referencing Why referencing is important in academic writing Plagiarism and academic integrity In-text referencing Reference lists Why teachers love this resource: ✔ No prep required – ready to teach immediately ✔ Clear, easy-to-follow explanations ✔ Includes real examples students can follow ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Supports assignment and coursework preparation How to use: Deliver as a standalone referencing lesson Use as part of a wider academic skills programme Pair with workbook for practical application Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers Study skills and support staff Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Keywords: Harvard referencing, study skills, academic writing, plagiarism, citation skills, FE resources, referencing lesson

This ready-to-use British Values lesson PowerPoint is designed for FE and secondary learners, introducing key concepts in a clear, engaging, and accessible way. Ideal for PSHE, tutorial sessions, or enrichment, this resource requires no preparation and can be delivered as a standalone lesson or as part of a wider programme. What’s included: ✔ 14-slide PowerPoint lesson ✔ Clear explanation of all 5 British Values ✔ Built-in discussion questions ✔ Scenario-based learning opportunities ✔ Creative activity (visualising British Values) ✔ Reflection and summary slides Topics covered: Democracy Rule of Law Individual Liberty Mutual Respect Tolerance Why teachers love this resource: ✔ No prep required – ready to teach immediately ✔ Clear, student-friendly explanations ✔ Encourages discussion and critical thinking ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Easily adaptable to different settings How to use: Deliver as a standalone British Values lesson Use alongside a workbook or discussion tasks Ideal for tutorials, PSHE, or enrichment sessions Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers PSHE leads Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Keywords: British Values, PSHE, FE resources, democracy, rule of law, tolerance, mutual respect, tutorial lesson, citizenship

This ready-to-teach safeguarding lesson PowerPoint is designed for FE and secondary learners, covering essential knowledge, responsibilities, and real-life application. Ideal for tutorial sessions, PSHE, induction, or staff training, this lesson requires no preparation and can be delivered immediately. What is included: ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint ✔ Clear explanation of key safeguarding concepts ✔ Built-in discussion prompts and activities ✔ Real-life case study scenario Learning objectives covered: Understand the legal and moral duty of care Recognise signs and indicators of abuse and neglect Know how to respond appropriately to a disclosure Understand how to report safeguarding concerns Key topics included: What is safeguarding vs protection Who we safeguard (children & adults at risk) Types of abuse and warning signs Modern safeguarding risks (online safety, exploitation, financial abuse) The 4 R’s: Recognise, Respond, Record, Refer Case study analysis Why teachers love this resource: ✔ No prep required – ready to deliver ✔ Clear, structured and easy to follow ✔ Includes discussion and scenario-based learning ✔ Suitable for a wide range of learners (KS4–FE) How to use: Deliver as a standalone safeguarding lesson Use in tutorial sessions or PSHE Adapt slides to suit your setting Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers PSHE leads Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Keywords: Safeguarding, safeguarding lesson, PSHE, FE resources, child protection, DSL, abuse awareness, tutorial resources Please note: This resource should be used alongside your own safeguarding policies and procedures. If you find this resource useful, please leave a review! This lesson is also available as part of a full safeguarding bundle including a student workbook and printable scenario cards.

This complete Academic Writing Skills lesson bundle is designed to help students develop confidence in writing clearly, formally, and effectively for academic purposes. Combining structured guidance with extended writing opportunities, this resource supports learners in building essential skills for coursework, assignments, and exams. Perfect for FE, KS4/KS5, resit learners, and university preparation, this lesson is fully planned and ready to teach. What’s included: ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint (clear explanations and examples) ✔ Student workbook (10 pages with structured and extended writing tasks) ✔ Formal vs informal language activities ✔ Paragraph writing using PEEL structure ✔ “Fix the paragraph” editing tasks ✔ Extended writing and mini essay tasks Learning objectives covered: *Understand the features of academic writing *Use formal language appropriately *Structure writing clearly using paragraphs and PEEL *Develop ideas using evidence and explanation *Improve clarity, accuracy, and written communication Key topics included: *Academic writing style *Formal vs informal language *Paragraph structure (PEEL) *Using evidence in writing *Common writing mistakes *Editing and improving written work Why teachers love this resource: ✔ Fully planned – no prep required ✔ Strong focus on real writing practice (not just theory) ✔ Includes extended writing tasks and progression ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Ideal for study skills, English support, and tutorials How to use: *Deliver as a standalone academic writing lesson *Use workbook alongside slides for guided and independent writing *Ideal for assignment preparation and exam skills *Can be paired with referencing lessons for full academic skills coverage Who is it for? *FE tutors *Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) *Apprenticeship trainers *Study skills and support staff Format: *PowerPoint (fully editable) *Word/PDF (printable workbook) Keywords: Academic writing, study skills, FE resources, essay writing, PEEL paragraphs, formal writing, English support, writing skills Please note: This resource is designed for educational use and can be adapted to suit your setting.

This complete Harvard Referencing lesson bundle is designed to help students confidently understand and apply referencing in their academic work. Combining clear explanations with hands-on practice activities, this resource supports learners in developing essential study skills, avoiding plagiarism, and improving the quality of their written work. Perfect for FE, KS4/KS5, resit learners, and university preparation, this lesson is fully planned and ready to teach. What’s included: ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint (clear explanations and examples) ✔ Hands-on student workbook (10 pages of structured practice) ✔ Real referencing tasks (books, websites, journals) ✔ Paraphrasing and in-text citation activities ✔ “Fix the mistakes” tasks to build understanding ✔ Extended writing task with referencing Learning objectives covered: Understand what Harvard referencing is Know why referencing is essential in academic writing Apply in-text referencing correctly Create accurate references for books, websites, and journals Avoid plagiarism and develop academic integrity Key topics included: Referencing and academic integrity Plagiarism and how to avoid it In-text citations Reference lists Harvard referencing formats Paraphrasing and using sources Why teachers love this resource: ✔ Fully planned – no prep required ✔ Strong focus on practical application (not just theory) ✔ Helps students build real academic writing skills ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Ideal for study skills, tutorials, and assignment preparation How to use: Deliver as a standalone referencing lesson Use workbook alongside slides for guided practice Ideal for assignment preparation sessions Can be paired with academic writing lessons Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers Study skills and support staff Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Word/PDF (printable workbook) Keywords: Harvard referencing, study skills, academic writing, FE resources, plagiarism, referencing lesson, citation skills, essay writing Please note: This resource is designed for educational use and can be adapted to suit your setting.

This ready-to-use Academic Writing Skills PowerPoint is designed to help students develop confidence in writing clearly, formally, and effectively for academic purposes. Ideal for FE, KS4/KS5, resit learners, and study skills sessions, this lesson introduces key writing techniques and supports learners in improving the structure and quality of their written work. What’s included: ✔ 14-slide PowerPoint lesson ✔ Clear explanation of academic writing style ✔ Formal vs informal language examples ✔ Paragraph structure using PEEL ✔ Use of evidence in writing ✔ Built-in discussion and practice activities Topics covered: Academic writing style -Formal vs informal language -Paragraph structure (PEEL) -Using evidence -Common writing mistakes Why teachers love this resource: ✔ No prep required – ready to teach immediately ✔ Clear, student-friendly explanations ✔ Encourages writing practice and discussion ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Easily adaptable for different levels How to use: -Deliver as a standalone writing skills lesson -Use as part of a wider study skills programme -Pair with workbook or writing tasks for extended learning Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers Study skills and support staff Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Keywords: Academic writing, study skills, FE resources, essay writing, PEEL paragraphs, formal writing, writing skills

This ready-to-use Online Safety & Digital Footprint lesson PowerPoint is designed for FE and secondary learners, helping students understand key online risks and how to stay safe in a digital world. Ideal for PSHE, tutorial sessions, safeguarding lessons, or enrichment, this resource is fully prepared and ready to deliver, requiring minimal preparation. What’s included: ✔ 16-slide PowerPoint lesson ✔ Clear explanation of key online safety risks ✔ Built-in discussion questions and prompts ✔ Scenario-based learning opportunities ✔ Creative activity (design a “Stay Safe Online” campaign) ✔ Reflection and summary slides Topics covered: Cyberbullying Grooming and exploitation Scams and phishing Digital footprint Privacy and personal information Why teachers love this resource: ✔ No prep required – ready to teach immediately ✔ Clear, student-friendly content ✔ Encourages discussion and critical thinking ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Easily adaptable for different settings How to use: Deliver as a standalone online safety lesson Use as part of a wider safeguarding or PSHE programme Pair with worksheets or discussion activities for extended learning Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers PSHE leads Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Keywords: Online safety, digital footprint, e-safety, PSHE, safeguarding, cyberbullying, grooming, FE resources, tutorial lesson

This comprehensive PSHE & Tutorial bundle brings together three essential topics; Safeguarding, British Values, and Online Safety; into one fully planned, ready-to-teach package. Designed for FE and secondary learners, this bundle provides everything needed to deliver engaging, meaningful sessions that support student safety, awareness, and personal development. Perfect for tutorials, lessons, enrichment, or induction, this resource requires minimal preparation and can be used across a full term or academic year. What’s included: Safeguarding Fundamentals ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint ✔ Student workbook ✔ Scenario cards (real-life safeguarding situations) ✔ Case study activities British Values ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint ✔ Student workbook ✔ Scenario cards (discussion & role play) ✔ Creative visual task Online Safety & Digital Footprint ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint ✔ Student workbook ✔ Scenario cards (realistic online risks) ✔ Creative campaign task In total, this bundle includes: ✔ 3 complete lesson PowerPoints (fully editable) ✔ 3 student workbooks (approx. 30 pages combined) ✔ 30+ scenario cards for discussion and role play ✔ Creative and reflective activities ✔ Real-life and workplace application tasks Learning outcomes covered: Understand key principles of safeguarding and duty of care Recognise signs of abuse, neglect, and online risk Understand and apply British Values Develop awareness of respect, tolerance, and inclusion Build knowledge of online safety and digital responsibility Why teachers love this bundle: ✔ Fully planned – no prep required ✔ Covers essential Ofsted-focused topics ✔ Engaging, discussion-based learning ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Can be delivered as a full tutorial programme ✔ Excellent value compared to buying separately How to use: Deliver as a complete PSHE or tutorial programme Use individual lessons as standalone sessions Incorporate scenario cards for group discussion and role play Ideal for induction, enrichment, or safeguarding weeks Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers PSHE leads Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Word/PDF (printable workbooks and scenario cards) Keywords: PSHE bundle, safeguarding, British Values, online safety, digital footprint, FE resources, tutorial programme, citizenship, safeguarding training Please note: These resources are designed for educational use and should be adapted to your setting’s safeguarding procedures where necessary.

This complete Academic Skills bundle combines Academic Writing Skills and Harvard Referencing into one fully planned, ready-to-teach package. Designed to support students in developing essential study skills, this resource helps learners improve the quality of their written work, understand how to use evidence effectively, and apply referencing correctly. Perfect for FE, KS4/KS5, resit learners, and university preparation, this bundle is ideal for study skills sessions, tutorials, and assignment preparation. What’s included: Academic Writing Skills ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint ✔ Extended writing workbook ✔ Formal vs informal language tasks ✔ PEEL paragraph structure activities ✔ Editing and improvement tasks ✔ Extended writing and mini essay opportunities Harvard Referencing ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint ✔ Hands-on referencing workbook ✔ In-text citation practice ✔ Book, website, and journal referencing tasks ✔ Paraphrasing and “fix the mistakes” activities In total, this bundle includes: ✔ 2 complete lesson PowerPoints (fully editable) ✔ 2 student workbooks (20+ pages combined) ✔ Structured writing and referencing tasks ✔ Extended writing opportunities ✔ Real academic-style practice Learning outcomes covered: Understand the features of academic writing Use formal language and structured paragraphs (PEEL) Develop ideas using evidence and explanation Understand and apply Harvard referencing Avoid plagiarism and demonstrate academic integrity Improve overall written communication and study skills Why teachers love this resource: ✔ Fully planned – no prep required ✔ Strong focus on real academic practice (not just theory) ✔ Helps students build independent writing skills ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Ideal for assignment and coursework preparation How to use: Deliver as a complete academic skills programme Use lessons individually for writing or referencing sessions Ideal for tutorials, study skills, and exam preparation Can be used alongside coursework support Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers Study skills and support staff Format: PowerPoint (fully editable) Word/PDF (printable workbooks) Keywords: Academic writing, Harvard referencing, study skills, FE resources, essay writing, plagiarism, referencing, writing skills Please note: These resources are designed for educational use and can be adapted to suit your setting.

This complete safeguarding lesson bundle is designed for FE and secondary learners, covering essential knowledge, real-life application, and professional responsibilities. Perfect for tutorial sessions, PSHE, induction, or staff training, this resource requires minimal preparation and is ready to deliver immediately. What’s included: ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint (Safeguarding Fundamentals) ✔ Student workbook (10 pages, structured activities) ✔ Printable safeguarding scenario cards (12 real-life situations) ✔ Case study task (linked to real safeguarding indicators) Learning objectives covered: Understand the legal and moral duty of care Recognise signs of abuse and neglect Respond appropriately to a disclosure Follow correct procedures to record and report concerns Understand the role of the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) Key topics included: Safeguarding vs protection Types of abuse (physical, emotional, sexual, neglect) Modern risks (online safety, exploitation, financial abuse) The 4 R’s: Recognise, Respond, Record, Refer Real-life case study scenarios Why teachers love this resource: ✔ Fully planned, no prep required ✔ Engaging and discussion-based activities ✔ Includes printable scenario cards for group work ✔ Suitable for a wide range of learners (KS4–FE) ✔ Supports Ofsted-ready safeguarding knowledge How to use: Deliver as a standalone safeguarding lesson Use workbook alongside slides for guided learning Incorporate scenario cards for discussion or role play Ideal for tutorial sessions, enrichment, or induction Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers PSHE leads Format: PowerPoint PDF (printable workbook & scenario cards) Keywords: Safeguarding, PSHE, FE resources, safeguarding lesson, child protection, DSL, abuse awareness, tutorial resources, safeguarding training Please note: This resource is designed for educational use and should be adapted to your setting’s safeguarding procedures where necessary.

This complete British Values lesson bundle is designed for FE and secondary learners, combining clear explanations, engaging activities, and real-life application. Perfect for PSHE, tutorial sessions, enrichment, or induction, this resource is fully planned and ready to teach with minimal preparation required. What’s included: ✔ Full lesson PowerPoint (14 slides, clearly structured) ✔ Student workbook (10 pages of activities and reflection tasks) ✔ Printable scenario cards (12 real-life situations for discussion & role play) ✔ Creative activity task (visualising British Values) ✔ Real-life and workplace application tasks Learning objectives covered: Understand the 5 British Values Apply values to real-life situations Develop awareness of respect, equality, and inclusion Recognise how values link to education and the workplace Key topics included: Democracy Rule of Law Individual Liberty Mutual Respect Tolerance Real-life and workplace scenarios Discussion and reflection activities Why teachers love this resource: ✔ Fully planned – no prep required ✔ Engaging and discussion-based learning ✔ Includes scenario cards for group work ✔ Suitable for KS4–FE learners ✔ Links directly to Ofsted expectations How to use: Deliver as a standalone lesson Use workbook alongside slides for guided learning Incorporate scenario cards for discussion or role play Ideal for tutorial sessions, PSHE, or enrichment Who is it for? FE tutors Secondary teachers (KS4/KS5) Apprenticeship trainers PSHE leads Format: PowerPoint PDF (printable workbook & scenario cards) Keywords: British Values, PSHE, FE resources, democracy, rule of law, mutual respect, tolerance, safeguarding, tutorial resources, citizenship Please note: This resource is designed for educational use and can be adapted to suit your setting.

This fully resourced and structured 1-hour lesson introduces students to Pythagoras’ Theorem in an engaging, step-by-step way. Ideal for Key Stage 3 or early GCSE (KS4) students, the lesson is designed to build confidence through clear explanations, visual aids, scaffolded practice, and real-world application. What’s included: Full lesson plan (editable) Starter activity to check prior knowledge Clear visual introduction to the theorem using diagrams Guided examples with modelled working Real-life problem-solving context (e.g. ladders, diagonals) Plenary/Exit Ticket to check understanding Perfect for: KS3 Maths lessons Revision or intervention groups Cover lessons with minimal prep Teachers looking for a ready-to-teach, plug-and-play solution

Squaring Numbers Worksheet | Calculator & Non-Calculator Tasks | KS3 Maths This printable worksheet is designed to help students build fluency and confidence with squaring numbers, laying a strong foundation for topics like Pythagoras’ Theorem, area calculations, and algebraic expressions. What’s included: A mix of non-calculator tasks to strengthen mental and written methods calculator-based questions to explore larger numbers and patterns Gradually increasing difficulty to support differentiation Practice with perfect squares up to 20² and beyond Perfect for: KS3 Maths lessons or homework Warm-up / starter activity Revision before introducing Pythagoras’ Theorem Functional Skills and foundation GCSE prep

The powerpoint gives the basic formulas needed to reference within texts, but also within a reference list. Examples are given throughout.

A whole lesson, including plan, poweroint and resource Learning objectives: Identify who is responsible for safeguarding Understand the role of practitioners when safeguarding and how this may not occur Understanding responsibilities of whistleblowing Create a plan for your A’s of unit 3

This resource sets to give students a clear understanding of what skills are required to work as part of an effective team. There is then a task and a recap at the end to encourage effective teamworking skills.