I have updated the resource created by tafkam. I did it for my own personal use but thought others might find it useful based on the comments on the original resource.
It is now updated for Sep 2020, and also includes the option for repayment of a Postgraduate Student Loan.
I have grabbed the payscales from the NASUWT Pay Scales pages and the HMRC rates and thresholds from HMRC document found here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/rates-and-thresholds-for-employers-2020-to-2021
Pension rates are from the TPS website.
It’s just an estimation tool, I am not an accountant, I’ve just copied the formulas used and updated the figures!
This was delivered to a low ability year 10 class. It is quite basic and missing some of the more complicated concepts dealing with Venn diagrams.
This is a PowerPoint intent on explaining how to fill a Venn Diagram with examples. I tried to include the important things to include when completing a Venn diagram. There are some generic questions contained within the slides.
Slides 1-7 were seen on lesson 1 and then I gave the class examples of this type.
Slides 8-18 were seen in lesson 2 (after recapping the previous slides) and further examples of this type were given to the class.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated as this is my first resource I have uploaded.
AQA GCSE (9-1) English Literature Power and Conflict Poetry - 5x Key Quotes from each poem, with colour coded themes that make it clear how to link the poems in the exam. A brilliant Knowledge Organiser that arranges all the quotes by poem and then enables them to be linked easily through theme - which is the best way to secure a top grade in the exam. Useful for supporting the learning of the anthology and supporting students in learning quotes - one of the toughest parts of the new specification for English Literature.
Fulfils all 15 poems for the Power and Conflict anthology from the AQA GCSE English Literature Specification for teaching from 2015.
If you liked this resource, please leave a kind review.
A pack of team-building games split into communication, problem-solving and physical challenge games - a bit like the Crystal Maze! You can print off the main slides and laminate them for pupils to follow. The notes pages give a guide as to how all the challenges can be led.
This lesson was planned for a PSHE curriculum and is a lesson about consent. There is a lot of information slides but there is also some activities and a link to the 'how to show consent through tea'.
Please leave a review if you found any of this lesson helpful!
A simple starter activity on labelling parts of a circle (with answers).
Credit to mistrym03 for the idea which can be found in the following lesson Click here
This resource is designed for Level 3 students sitting the Edexcel Applied Science 2016 course. The guide covers all of Unit 1, Learning Aims A, B and C (Chemistry, Biology and Physics) examination content. Space is provided after each topic for students to make notes. Each section also includes some questions (taken from Edexcel's sample exam papers).
*Please note, the final page states that students should now complete the sample exam papers included. These papers are available to download from the Edexcel website.*
A collection of slides with a range of starters, mini mastery tasks and activities - some that I created myself and others I've found on the web! I hope you find it useful. Please drop me a review :)
A collection of plenaries designed for Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 Science lessons. Resources made so the powerpoint slide can be transferred and then adapted for any lesson.
A fun end of term quiz with different rounds for people to use next week!
This is a quiz I have made and adapted from various different sources. It is accessible can be used with all year groups.
Enjoy!
Thank you for all your positive reviews
An end of year quiz for the last week of term.
Should take around an hour or so. There are a good mixture of easy/hard questions so suitable for all year groups.
For older years remove the multiple choice options from the first round.
Enjoy!
A worksheet to give pupils an opportunity to use a calculator to work with powers and root. Suitable for KS3/4. Questions lead to reasoning and problem solving. Extension sheet is exam questions including rounding to appropriate degree of accuracy. All answers are included.