A fully recorded, research-informed CPD session designed to help schools raise literacy and reading standards across all subject areas. Perfect for INSET, departmental meetings, or staff development programmes, this resource offers practical strategies, cross-curricular examples, and ready-to-use ideas.
What’s included:
A clear, engaging recorded presentation (CPD-style voiceover)
Focus on reading, vocabulary, comprehension & disciplinary literacy
Practical strategies for all subject teachers
Research-based slides and summaries of key education texts
Downloadable, adaptable resources to share with staff
Ideas to support reluctant readers and raise reading confidence
Templates for curriculum leaders to audit and develop literacy plans
Suitable for literacy leads, heads of department, or SLT delivering whole-school CPD. No specialist training required — just play, pause, and go!
How often do you ‘teach behaviour’? Is your school’s policy re-visited throughout the acadmic year? This resources includes a variety of tasks students can access in a variety of ways either in targeted intervention or through Personal Development time in form or on PHSCE days.
Overall, this curriculum aims to empower students to regulate their emotions, follow school rules, self-regulate their behaviour, and handle sanctions in a mature and responsible manner. These skills will not only help them succeed in school but also in their personal and professional lives.
This is our Reception Long Term Planning - important dates for each half term are identified (which help shape our planning), each area of learning is identified on the planning and what we cover in each half term; this also includes additional information on how children are assessed throughout the year and how the curriculum is implemented. Fully editable - microsoft word document.
Save a lot of time by simply using this outline for a Curriculum Plan. Everything is ready for you to add in your topics, assessments, assessment objectives, school logo and more to fit your school’s curriculum needs.
It includes an example of a completed History Curriculum Map (colour), an editable outline/generic version (colour) and editable version (black and grey).
I have included instructions about how to edit where needed.
Hopefully, this can really help you out when being asked to produce something which is quite time consuming.
This comprehensive Reception Curriculum Map provides a clear overview of teaching and learning across the entire academic year, covering all areas of the EYFS.
It outlines half-termly themes, key questions and lines of enquiry, alongside carefully planned learning opportunities across every subject area, including Literacy, Maths, Understanding the World, Expressive Arts and Design, and more. The map also highlights progression in skills, ensuring a well-sequenced and purposeful curriculum that supports children from their starting points through to end-of-year expectations.
Cultural capital and enrichment opportunities are thoughtfully woven throughout, including celebrations, trips, visitors and real-life experiences that broaden children’s understanding of the world. Curriculum enhancements such as themed days, role play opportunities and high-quality texts further enrich learning and deepen engagement.
The document also embeds the Characteristics of Effective Learning, ensuring children are supported to play, explore, think critically and develop independence across all areas of provision. It is designed to be flexible, allowing adaptations based on children’s interests while maintaining clear curriculum intent.
Perfect for Reception practitioners, this resource supports long-term planning, ensures curriculum coverage, and helps create a rich, engaging and well-balanced EYFS provision.
Unit 1, 2 and 3 of the new BTEC Applied Science AAQ mapped out by lesson to meet the 60GLH.
Please note this is the author judgement of the appropriate curriculum time for each lesson and is not endorsed by Pearson.
Are you searching for a full-length, structured, progressive music theory curriculum? Moving beyond the basics and aimed at secondary-age or older beginners, this series of products takes students from no music theory knowledge gradually and progressively through to more complex topics. Workbooks, student reflection tasks, answer schemes, assessments and slideshows are included, covering 6 units, each with 10 topics. Upgrade your current theory worksheets to this all-in-one, no-prep music theory curriculum!
What is it?
6x printable theory workbooks: 10 pages in each, with a new topic & 2 written tasks per page
6x slideshows: in PowerPoint and Google Slides formats, to display on the board as the students use the workbooks, with answers appearing on click
6x answer schemes: one for each workbook
18x printable quizzes: 3 per workbook, to be used as homework or assessments
Answer schemes for quizzes
Tell me more!
As a teacher of older students, they got bored of cutesy coloring sheets and babyish music literacy work and I was frustrated with a lack of theory resources which moved beyond the basics of treble clef notes and note values. I wanted to design a full curriculum which recalled previous knowledge, introduced new topics clearly with written tasks, and allowed students to move gradually onto more advanced ideas such as chord inversions, circle of fifths and transposing. No more patching together worksheets from multiple sources or writing everything on the whiteboard each lesson; this curriculum has allowed me to print the workbooks and teach from the screen and integrate theory more meaningfully into my Music lessons.
Other “bundles” of worksheets exist; what sets this curriculum apart is its progressive nature, with each lesson building on what has already been done. For example, once bass clef or a new key signature/time signature/Italian term has been introduced, it features frequently in the following exercises. This recall means concepts are firmly established rather than doing a stand-alone lesson or worksheet and never revisiting.
See the previews for a full list of topics covered, but this curriculum includes:
Treble and bass staff notes, including leger lines
Note and rest values, including dotted notes and triplets
Time signatures, including simple, compound and irregular
Italian terms, performance directions, tempo, signs and symbols
Triads, chords and cadences
Easy printing - black & white/grayscale and A4 or letter size
US and UK versions included (eighth notes/quavers, staff/stave)
Units 1-3 cover approximately:
AB grade 1 theory
Trinity grade 1 theory
LCM grade 1 theory
RCM Canada grade 1-2
AMEB Australia grade 1
Scottish SQA National 5
England/Wales pre-GCSE (year 8-9)
Units 4-6 cover approximately:
AB grade 2 theory
Trinity grade 2 theory
LCM grade 2 theory
RCM Canada grade 3
AMEB Australia grade 2
Scottish SQA Higher and Advanced Higher
England/Wales GCSE
Chapters Included
Chapter 1 – Making Measurements
Chapter 2 – Describing Motion
Chapter 3 – Forces and Motion
Chapter 4 – Turning Effects of a Force
Chapter 5 – Forces and Matter
Chapter 6 – Energy Stores & Transfer
Chapter 7 – Energy Resources
Chapter 8 – Work & Power
Chapter 9 – The Kinetic Particle Model of Matter
Chapter 10 – Thermal Properties of Matter
Chapter 11 – Thermal Energy Transfer
Chapter 12 – Sound
Chapter 13 – Light
Chapter 14 – Properties of Waves
Chapter 15 – Electromagnetic Spectrum
Chapter 16 – Magnetism
Chapter 17 – Static Electricity
Chapter 18 – Electrical Quantity
Chapter 19 – Electrical Circuit
Chapter 20 – Electromagnetic Force
Chapter 21 – Electromagnetic Induction
Chapter 22 – The Nuclear Atom
Chapter 23 – Radioactivity
Chapter 24 – Earth and The Solar System
Chapter 25 – Stars and The Universe
Teach IGCSE Physics with Confidence — Without Starting from Scratch
Preparing clear Physics lessons takes time, especially when teaching across a full syllabus or taking on a new class. This IGCSE Physics PowerPoint slide bundle supports teachers with ready-to-use lesson materials, so you can focus on teaching rather than slide preparation.
All slides are organized by chapter, aligned with the Cambridge syllabus, and ready for immediate classroom use.
What’s included
Ultimate Teaching Companion (included)
• End-of-Chapter Tests — print-ready assessments aligned with slide content
• Chapter-Based Quizlet Flashcards — shareable links for student self-testing
• YouTube Companion Videos — see how the slides are used in real lessons
• Formula Sheet
Complete lesson slides (full syllabus)
• Covers all IGCSE Physics chapters
• Organised clearly by topic and chapter
• Editable PowerPoint files
• Ready to teach straight after download
Designed for clear teaching
• Concepts introduced step by step
• Carefully selected diagrams to support explanation
• Worked examples and questions included where appropriate
• Subtle animations used to explain processes clearly
This bundle includes everything you need to set up your Reception curriculum.
Includes:
Long Term Planning
Progression of Skills
Termly Checkpoints
Vocabulary Progression
Characteristics of Effective Learning (I Can Statements)
Learning Area Posters (for the classroom)
All this should be £30 when brought individually, but reduced to £25 when purchased altogether! Your Reception curriculum, sorted!
A bundle of ten of my planning and assessment resources to support the delivery of a sensory curriculum for learners with high / complex support needs who are still developing joint attention skills.
Saves planning time for teachers and SENCo’s and can be delivered by a teacher or LSA / TA to a small group or an individual.
Includes:
Complex and Sensory Support Needs - Skills Ranges and Objectives for Assessment*
Foundational Maths Skills
An Introduction to Sensory Stories
Core Word Activities
Morning Hello Session
Sensory Rhymes
Sensory Food Play
Open Ended Activities for Engagement- Sensory Exploration Curriculum Pathway
Snack Time With a Communication Focus - Sensory Exploration Curriculum Pathway
Independent Exploration
Sensory Circuits Activity Choosing Board
A PowerPoint with starters suitable for KS2.
Starters based on riddles, maths and English questions. Number, logic, problem solving, grammar questions.
Based on the New Curriculum.
These can be used daily during registration or as starters before lessons.
These can be worked out independently or in groups and require challenging and critical thinking.
In PowerPoint so you can easily adapt if differentiation is required.
Extra riddles included at the end of the PowerPoint,
If you need any assistance my email is included in the last slide of the PowerPoint.
See my shop for more resources
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/TopmarksEd
2.5 hours of planning, teaching slides, resources, scaffolding focusing on May the Month of Mary, artistic depictions of Mary from around the world and in different times as well as images of Mary, Queen of Heaven and Mother of the Church.
It also includes a topic cover page, self-assessment tools for the beginning of this branch, vocabulary for display.
A complete scheme of work, 22 lessons including rhetoric, debate, speeches and letters, ‘Do Now’, key vocabulary, comprehension questions, analysis, quote explosions, challenge questions, whole-class feedback suggestions, improvement lessons, travel writing, complaint writing, political letter example, independent research and speech ideas, class speaking and listening opportunities.
Chapter Included
Chapter 1: Understanding Data Representation
Chapter 2: Networking and Communication Systems
Chapter 3: Hardware
Chapter 4: Logic Gates and Logic Circuits
Chapter 5: Core Concepts of Processor Functionality
Chapter 6: Introduction to Assembly Language Programming
Chapter 7: Monitoring and Control System
Chapter 8: System Software and Operating System
Chapter 9: Security, Privacy, and Data Integrity
Chapter 10: Ethical Issues and Intellectual Ownership
Chapter 11: Databases
Chapter 12: Problem-Solving through Algorithm Design
Chapter 13: Data Types and Structures
Chapter 14: Programming Language
Chapter 15: Introduction to Software Development
Chapter 16: Advanced Data Representation
Chapter 17: Networking and Internet Technologies
Chapter 18: Computer Architecture, Processors, & Virtual Machines
Chapter 19: Digital Logic and Boolean Algebra
Chapter 20: System Software and Operating System (Advanced)
Chapter 21: Cryptography and Secure Communication Technologies
Chapter 22: Artificial Intelligence
Chapter 23: Algorithms
Chapter 24: Recursion
Chapter 25: Programming Paradigm
Chapter 26: Object-Oriented Programming
Chapter 27: Low-level Programming
Chapter 28: Declarative Programming
Chapter 29: File Processing and Exception Handling
Teach AS & A Level Computer Science with Confidence — Without Starting from Scratch
Preparing clear Computer Science lessons takes time, especially when teaching across a full syllabus or taking on a new class. This AS & A Level Computer Science PowerPoint slide bundle supports teachers with ready-to-use lesson materials, so you can focus on teaching rather than slide preparation.
All slides are organized by chapter, aligned with the Cambridge syllabus, and ready for immediate classroom use.
What’s included
Ultimate Teaching Companion (included)
• Chapter Companion Handouts — ready-to-print summaries for student revision
• End-of-Chapter Tests — print-ready assessments aligned with slide content
• Chapter-Based Quizlet Flashcards — shareable links for student self-testing
• YouTube Companion Videos — see how the slides are used in real lessons
Complete lesson slides (full syllabus)
• Covers all AS & A Level Computer Science chapters
• Organised clearly by topic and chapter
• Editable PowerPoint files
• Ready to teach straight after download
Designed for clear teaching
• Concepts introduced step by step
• Carefully selected diagrams to support explanation
• Worked examples and questions included where appropriate
• Subtle animations used to explain processes clearly
My three planning units for both Maths and English covering lessons for the autumn, spring and summer terms. All activities are motivating and based on an attention grabbing sensory curriculum.
Activities can be carried out in a group or an an individual basis by a teacher or an LSA. Assessment pages are included at the end of each individual block, linking to my Skills Ranges and Objectives Assessment Tool. Each unit contains printable resources.
Free sample of English/Literacy planning https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13241635
This complete curriculum overview document is the official IB document used to plan the two years of the new IB Diploma Environmental Systems and Societies course, first assessment 2026, which is first taught in 2024.
Created by an IB Curriculum developer, examiner & workshop facilitator, this IB ESS curriculum overview gives an example the content and structure of the new course.
This document has been completed to give teachers a ready to go plan for teaching the new ESS course.
Save yourself time, all resources are ready to click and go! All my resources are informed by over 15 years of IB DP ESS teaching and examiner experience, so you can be sure you are getting a quality resource with everything you need to teach the IB ESS content.
Features:
• A complete ESS curriculum overview for the two-year course
• Editable mapping of the 8 SL/HL topics and 3 HL lenses
• Outline of experimental program linked to the topics
• TOK guidance
• Collaborative science project
• ATL skills
• Laboratory resources
The resource is completely developed by a human author with no use of Artificial intelligence tools.
This is an Asdan mapping spreadsheet for the Asdan Bronze Award challenges.
It maps the challenges into programmes of study for PSHE and assessment focuses for English (Reading, Writing, S&L), Maths and ICT.
It is not complete, as I have only done it for the challenges/modules that I am currently delivering, but it can be added to!