Restaurant Front of House Training Activity An interactive vocational resource that gives students realistic experience of working in a restaurant. Students practise taking bookings, allocating accessible tables, greeting customers, taking orders, communicating dietary requirements, processing bills and payments, and responding to customer scenarios. Key features include: Four progressive difficulty levels. Interactive EPOS, bookings and restaurant floor plan. 40 multiple-choice questions with automatic marking. Dedicated allergy safety assessment with competency results. Printable customer order prompts. End-of-shift scores and feedback. Save and load progress between lessons and computers. Separate protected teacher and student versions. Designed to develop employability, communication, customer service, numeracy and independent living skills through practical, engaging activities. Works offline in a web browser. No accounts or subscriptions required. images show teacher version.

An interactive, dyslexia-friendly sentence builder for teaching safety rules in Food Technology lessons. Pupils select words and images to create safety sentences, which are then read aloud and saved for review. Includes editable text and image boxes, hover-to-read support, sentence history and an interactive-whiteboard-friendly layout. Ideal for SEND pupils and learners who benefit from visual prompts. Build the sentence then click on the full stop fo it to be read out loud. Teacher editable.

A practical, SEND-friendly Resistant Materials costing simulation. Pupils select materials, enter part dimensions and quantities, and calculate individual costs, running totals and the amount of material that must be purchased. Includes timber, acrylic, MDF, metals, fixings, electronics, finishes and jewellery components. Features printable materials lists, CSV export, save/load tools and an editable teacher catalogue.

An interactive, dyslexia-friendly sentence builder for teaching safety rules in Food Technology lessons. Pupils select words and images to create safety sentences, which are then read aloud and saved for review. Includes editable text and image boxes, hover-to-read support, sentence history and an interactive-whiteboard-friendly layout. Ideal for SEND pupils and learners who benefit from visual prompts. Build your sentence then press on the fullstop for it to read the sentence out loud. Teacher editable.

A realistic interactive supermarket designed to help students practise everyday shopping, budgeting and independent-living skills in a safe environment. Ideal for SEND, Functional Skills, Preparation for Adulthood, PSHE and Life Skills, students can browse 100+ products, compare prices and pack sizes, use special offers, add items to a basket, calculate totals and plan breakfast, lunch and evening meals. The resource includes: 90+ supermarket products across multiple departments Interactive basket with running total Special offers and price comparisons Weekly meal planner Budgeting and shopping questions with automatic marking Fully editable Teacher Master Add, edit, duplicate or delete products Edit prices, images, categories and questions Separate pupil-facing Student Version Teacher Guide with activity and differentiation ideas Simply open the HTML file in Chrome, Edge or Firefox – no specialist software, accounts or supermarket logins are required. Perfect for developing money skills, budgeting, decision-making, digital independence and real-world shopping skills. Everyday Supermarket is a fictional educational supermarket and is not affiliated with any real retailer or manufacturer.

Make learning about reducing, reusing and recycling fun with this interactive matching game. Pupils turn over three cards to find the Reduce, Reuse and Recycle cards for the same everyday item. Each matching trio reveals practical actions, with a read-aloud option. Includes 18 picture cards, six matching sets and shuffled cards for repeat play. Ideal for whole-class discussion or small-group activities. Supplied as an HTML file for use in Edge or Chrome. The game works offline; read-aloud depends on the voices available on your device.