Would You Know When to Act? Safeguarding and Prevent – Interactive Micro Teach This engaging and interactive resource has been designed to support the delivery of a 10-minute micro-teach or short lesson on the Prevent duty within safeguarding. It is ideal for college tutors, trainee teachers, or interview preparation, helping to develop confidence in recognising and responding to early signs of concern. The session takes a student-centred, discussion-based approach, encouraging participation through practical activities rather than passive learning. ⸻ What’s included • A fully structured PowerPoint presentation • Clear progression from recognising concerns to understanding responsibility and taking action • A realistic scenario-based activity • Interactive elements including: • Post-it note activity (identifying signs of concern) • Whiteboard activity (deciding appropriate action) • A simple and memorable Notice – Check – Share framework ⸻ Learning focus • Understanding the Prevent duty as part of safeguarding • Recognising early warning signs of vulnerability • Developing confidence in professional response and referral • Reinforcing that safeguarding is about support, not judgement ⸻ Ideal for • FE, Sixth Form, and College tutors • PGCE and teacher training candidates • Interview micro-teach preparation • Safeguarding or Prevent awareness sessions ⸻ Why this resource stands out • Interactive and easy to deliver • Uses realistic, classroom-based scenarios • Designed to demonstrate effective teaching practice in a short time • Balances safeguarding knowledge with practical application ⸻ This resource supports educators in delivering a clear, engaging, and professional introduction to Prevent, while modelling effective teaching strategies.

Frog life cycle cut-and-stick activity for EYFS and Year 1 pupils to sequence the stages of a frog’s life using clear, engaging images. This hands-on cutting and sticking science activity helps young learners explore the frog life cycle in a simple and engaging way. Children cut out the pictures and stick them in the correct order to show how a frog grows and changes. Designed for EYFS and Year 1, this resource supports early understanding of life cycles, animals and growth, while also helping to develop fine motor skills, sequencing and discussion skills. Children will learn about the four stages of the frog life cycle: • Frogspawn (eggs) • Tadpoles • Froglets • Adult frog What’s included: • Life cycle sequencing sheet • Cut-out picture cards • Clear, realistic images suitable for young learners Perfect for: • Science lessons on life cycles • EYFS Understanding the World • KS1 science topics on animals • Independent work, small groups or morning activities A simple and engaging resource to help children learn the stages of the frog life cycle through cutting, sticking and sequencing.

Plant Life Cycle Cut and Stick Activity – EYFS & KS1 Science Plant Life Cycle for EYFS & KS1 – Printable science activity showing seed, roots, sprout, seedling and flowering plant stages with a cut and stick sequencing task. Description Help young learners understand how plants grow with this simple and engaging plant life cycle activity. This printable resource includes clear cross-section diagrams showing what happens above and below the soil as a plant grows. Children can cut out the pictures and stick them in the correct order to show the stages of the plant life cycle, making it a great hands-on science activity for Early Years and Key Stage 1. What’s Included • Plant life cycle picture sheet for cutting • Sequencing page where children stick the stages in order • Clear visual diagrams suitable for young learners Plant Life Cycle Stages Shown • Seed in soil • Roots and sprout beginning to grow • Seedling emerging above the soil • Flowering plant with roots, stem, leaves and flower Perfect For • EYFS Understanding the World • KS1 Science – Plants • Plant topic lessons • Science centres • Independent activities • Classroom displays • Early life cycle learning This resource helps children visually understand how a plant grows from a seed to a flowering plant while developing sequencing and fine motor skills through a cut and stick activity.

Engage young learners with this fun butterfly life cycle cut-and-stick activity. Pupils sequence the stages of a butterfly’s life by cutting out pictures and sticking them in the correct order. This resource helps children understand the process of metamorphosis while developing important fine motor and sequencing skills. It’s perfect for Early Years, KS1, and elementary science lessons. Children will learn about the four stages of the butterfly life cycle: • Egg • Caterpillar (larva) • Chrysalis (pupa) • Butterfly (adult) What’s included: • Life cycle sorting sheet • Cut-out picture cards • Clear visual stages for young learners Ideal for science lessons, life cycles topics, minibeasts units, or spring activities. It also works well for independent work, group activities, or homework tasks. A simple, hands-on way to help children explore the butterfly life cycle while practicing cutting and sticking skills.