School Literacy Quiz Over 10 rounds and 70+ Questions. Literacy Quiz. A fun whole school english literacy quiz that tests a range of different skills with students working in teams to compete against each other. Let the best literacy team win! This resource contains: ☞ 1x PowerPoint with questions and answers laid out in a professional format (Literacy and essential English skills) ☞ 1x Student Answer Sheet double sided out of /70+ Marks (PDF and PPT Version) and all the answers!! ☞ Contains 10 Rounds: S.P.A.G, True or False, There Their or They’re, Link in Punctuation, Shakespeare Round, Design Challenge and more… ☞ 3 sets of certificates This quiz resource is perfect for lesson time, form time, extra curricular clubs, part of a drop down day or as a fun and educational treat for your class. ✿ A variety of different rounds and different challenges within this quiz for all types of learners to access (something fun no matter what ability) Product code: FUN/C8/QZ/24 ✿ This will last a full hour by the time you get students into small teams and run through the Quiz and the interactive way the answers appear. A tie-breaker is included . Why not check out some of our latest super bundles below: Personal Finance as a young Adult Online Safety + Staying Safe Y12 Survival Kit - Personal Safety Y11 Survival Kit - Revision + Exam Stress British Values Explored Bundle Society, Body Image + Peer Pressure Finance Risk + Online Safety

Whole School Assembly: Digital Citizenship & Online Responsibility A fully editable, ready-to-deliver assembly designed to help students understand the importance of responsible online behaviour, digital footprints, social media use, online safety, and respectful communication in the digital world. Perfect for secondary schools (KS3–KS5), this engaging assembly encourages students to reflect on their online actions and develop the skills needed to become positive, responsible digital citizens. Included: 10-slide PowerPoint assembly Discussion questions and student reflection opportunities Content on digital footprints and online reputation Guidance on social media responsibility Cyberbullying and respectful online communication Misinformation and critical thinking online Privacy, passwords, and online safety Ethical use of AI and technology Suitable for whole-school delivery (KS3, KS4 & KS5) Ideal for: Whole-school assemblies Tutor time and form periods PSHE lessons Online safety and safeguarding programmes Digital literacy education Learning Outcomes: Students will: Understand what it means to be a responsible digital citizen. Recognise the long-term impact of their digital footprint. Develop strategies for staying safe online. Learn how to communicate respectfully in digital spaces. Understand the importance of evaluating information critically. Reflect on how their online actions affect themselves and others. This assembly requires no preparation and is ready to deliver immediately, making it ideal for busy teachers, Heads of Year, pastoral teams, and safeguarding leads. Format: PowerPoint (.pptx) Age Range: 11–18 (KS3–KS5) Duration:10–15 minutes

A book I've written to be given to all staff and students. Topics include: What is literacy? How to improve your work: responding to feedback Making your writing more interesting: Sentence Variety Three tips for improving your writing style Making your writing accurate: Punctuation Commas Speech Marks Colons and Semi-colons Apostrophes Making your writing flow: Paragraphs Making your work flow: connectives How to develop your answers Making your writing accurate: Spellings Spelling strategies Nine spelling rules to learn Homophones Homonyms 25 commonly misspelt words How to improve your work: Redrafting How to improve your word power Worn out words 70 words to sharpen your expression Common literacy errors

A slide-show with printable posters for classrooms; I usually use these at the start each year to remind students of important punctuation. I have used the slide-show as part of a whole-school assembly and then the challenge at the end is used as a reward scheme.

The PLT document refers to a 'Personalised Literacy Tracker' which can be used with all students across the school. This can be glued into planners and referenced across ALL subjects. There is a step-by-step guide attached which tells you exactly how you could use this document in your school and also provides you with the resources needed to teach the explicit literacy foci across your subject areas. This is a great resource for any new Literacy Coordinators and also anyone who wants to introduce a way to promote and track literacy across the whole school.

This resource has been used to embed literacy in all lessons. A simple way to ensure that pupils can identify that an element of literacy is evident in any subject. After 3 years of using this resource, our pupils' literacy skills improved remarkably.

A poster to get your pupils thinking about punctuation use. Please leave a review - I welcome all constructive feedback

This is a two year strategy designed to promote Literacy across the curriculum in a special school. Staff, students and parents are all included in the strategy. I have endeavoured to raise the profile of literacy and embed the concept that every teacher, regardless of subject specialism, is a teacher of literacy.

This is a whole school literacy policy which is centred around the use of disciplinary literacy. It includes a policy and whole school strategies for staff and students to use. The policy covers; reading, writing and oracy strategies.

Can be used for whole school CPD.

These presentations and resources were made for whole staff training and termly targets that were implemented across the curriculum in our middle school. They focus on sentence structure, punctuation and reading skills, and the poster slides were on display in every classroom. I hope others might find them useful. Christianne:)

Literacy objectives for the whole school separated into Key Stage targets. Ideal for tracking progression and ensuring curriculum coverage Reading, Writing, SPAG and handwriting all included

Celebrate International Literacy Day on 8 September 2026 with this complete, ready-to-deliver whole-school assembly pack for KS1, KS2 and KS3. Designed around the 2026 theme “Literacy for People, the Planet and Prosperity,” this engaging assembly helps pupils understand that literacy is much more than simply reading books. Pupils explore how reading, writing, communication and understanding information affect everyday life, safety, opportunity, the environment and the choices available to us. The assembly begins by asking pupils to consider how much they have already read in an ordinary day before exploring literacy around the world, global progress and why access to literacy opportunities is still unequal.

A draft policy proposal document. School specific but enough ideas, guidance and resources to be used by most secondary schools.

2 literacy booklets with a range of tasks focusing on grammar, punctuation, reading skills and vocabulary. These booklets are aimed at KS3and KS4 low ability pupils but I have found it useful to use certain pages as lesson starters to recap with higher ability pupils too. Topics include: nouns verbs adjectives adverbs noun phrases verb phrases subject verb object simple and compound sentences avoiding splicing skimming and scanning coordinating conjunctions commas apostrophes subordinating conjunctions improving vocabulary complex sentences tenses summarising making inferences bias in writing comprehensions speech marks capital letters and full stops dictionary skills clauses subject-verb agreement

A simple and effective guide to marking for literacy. Can be used for any subject and helps to ensure timely and consistent feedback for staff and students.