High-quality visual topic vocabulary mats designed to support children across Primary settings. Each mat features clear, engaging images alongside key topic words to help pupils develop language, build confidence, and access the curriculum more independently. Ideal for classroom displays, table prompts, interventions, and SEND support, these resources work particularly well for visual learners and children developing communication skills. The mats provide consistent visual cues that reinforce understanding and retention of new vocabulary. Perfect for whole-class teaching, small groups, or individual support, they are practical, easy to use, and aligned with common Primary curriculum topics. Topics include: Transport All about me Animals Minibeasts Community People who help us Weather Plants

Great starter activity for ‘The Skeletal System’. Get students into small groups of about 4 or 5. Provide each group with a deck of cards either bones or muscles depending on topic (laminate them for longtevity). Students are to replicate the traditional card game SNAP. Students will be able to learn names and location on the body. To follow, take the cards from each group. Each group have to name as many of the bones/muscles as possible. Award extra points for each correct area on the body.

An excel spreadsheet with a detailed breakdown of different foods and their macro and micronutrients. Comes with a ‘how to use guide’ so anyone can plan a nutrition plan based on their goals. Perfect for learners completing a range of health and fitness qualifications. Due to being in Excel, irrelevant tabs and data can easily be deleted/ changed to make it easier for learners to understand and complete. This has been used in GCSE and above.

Great first lesson back for form and Physical Ed/ Btec lessons. This includes ‘Rules ppt’; Fantasy Football template and the players price list. The rules are the same as online. Students select a fantasy football squad of 15 players, consisting of: 2 Goalkeepers 5 Defenders 5 Midfielders 3 Forwards The squad cannot exceed £100 million and can only have a max of 3 players from one premier league squad. Each week the fantasy premier league website will update the points tally which you can collate at the end of each half term or term. Great reward system. You can change the format to make it easier for yourself.