KS1, LKS2 & UKS2 English Toolkits Bundle Support children’s independent writing with this comprehensive bundle of KS1, LKS2 and UKS2 English Toolkits. Designed to build confidence and reduce reliance on adult support, these printable toolkits provide pupils with a wide range of age-appropriate vocabulary, grammar and spelling prompts to use across all areas of writing. Each toolkit includes helpful reference materials such as: Statutory spelling word lists Common prefixes and suffixes Synonyms and ambitious vocabulary Conjunctions Word classes (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and more) Grammar and punctuation reminders Language techniques Useful writing prompts and other key English skills Perfect for: Independent writing English lessons SPaG revision Writing interventions Table mats or desk prompts Writing working walls Printable booklets for every child Simply print, laminate or bind into a handy booklet for pupils to refer to throughout the year. Bundle price of £2.50 instead of buying each toolkit individually!

This engaging, ready-to-use assembly PowerPoint has been designed to celebrate the European Day of Languages with your whole school. It raises awareness of the importance of language learning in a fun and thought-provoking way. The assembly includes: An introduction to the benefits of learning languages (cognitive, cultural, and career advantages). Quirky and untranslatable words from around the world to spark curiosity. Statistics about language use across Europe. A discussion on whether tools like Google Translate can really replace language learning, with examples of funny mistranslations. Bright, clear slides to capture attention and encourage participation. Perfect for KS2–KS4, but adaptable for any year group. Minimal preparation required – simply download and deliver.

A complete, ready-to-use Harvest Festival assembly pack for primary schools, designed to help pupils explore the meaning of harvest, where food comes from, gratitude, community, sharing and food waste. This resource is suitable for KS1 and KS2 and can be used for a whole-school assembly, class assembly or Harvest celebration. The presentation is designed to be informative, inclusive and easy to deliver, with clear visuals, discussion prompts and opportunities for reflection. The assembly explores: what harvest means; how food travels from field to fork; the role of farmers and other workers; how Harvest Festival has been celebrated in the past and today; Harvest in Christian tradition; Harvest traditions around the world; gratitude and thankfulness; food banks and supporting others; helping with dignity and respect; food waste and ways to reduce it; practical actions pupils can take. The pack includes: a 35-slide Harvest Festival assembly presentation; teacher guidance and assembly overview; learning aims; slide-by-slide speaker notes; sensitive teaching guidance; follow-up activity suggestions; Harvest pledge activity; gratitude leaf activity; field-to-fork sequencing activity; Harvest reflection sheet; 10-question Harvest quiz; teacher answer sheet; Harvest vocabulary page; Harvest collection poster; Harvest thank-you card; Harvest Community Champion certificate. The resource uses a warm, autumnal design with clear, pupil-friendly layouts and can be adapted for different school contexts. The optional prayer slide can be omitted for non-faith settings. Perfect for: Harvest Festival • Whole-School Assembly • KS1 • KS2 • RE • PSHE • SMSC • Food and Farming • Gratitude • Community • Food Waste

Celebrate National Poetry Day 2026 with a complete whole-school resource designed around the official theme of Wonder. This comprehensive pack supports pupils to notice the extraordinary in the ordinary, explore what makes language poetic and develop confidence in creating and sharing their own poetry. Designed primarily for KS2 and KS3, the included poetry competition materials extend the resource across the whole school from EYFS/KS1 to KS4. What is included? 33-Slide National Poetry Day Assembly A fully structured assembly exploring: what National Poetry Day is; the 2026 theme of Wonder; what makes something poetic; noticing ordinary things differently; imagery and unusual comparisons; sound and deliberate word choice; perspective and personification; different poetic voices; inclusive approaches to poetry; creating a collaborative poem; the Find the Wonder poetry challenge. The assembly includes opportunities for pupil participation, discussion, voting, imagination and collaborative writing. Teacher Guide Includes: assembly overview; preparation checklist; speaker notes for Slides 1–11; speaker notes for Slides 12–22; speaker notes for Slides 23–33; differentiation and inclusion guidance. The resource is designed to support pupils with a wide range of needs. Responses can be spoken, drawn, dictated, typed, recorded or written. Pupil Follow-Up Resources Includes: Find the Wonder observation sheet; Wonder Poetry Planning Page; My Wonder Poem publishing page; Six-Word Wonder challenge; 10 Wonder Poetry Prompts; Classroom Wonder Challenge; National Poetry Day Class Pledge. FIND THE WONDER School Poetry Competition A ready-to-run whole-school poetry competition with categories for: EYFS / KS1; Lower KS2; Upper KS2; KS3; KS4. Competition materials include: competition poster; competition entry form; pupil poetry planning page; final competition entry sheet; judging rubric; winner certificate; highly commended certificate; participation certificate; competition shortlisting sheet; winners record. The judging rubric has been designed to focus on pupils’ ideas, imagery, originality and impact rather than spelling or handwriting, making the competition more inclusive for pupils with SEND.

A European Day of Languages treasure hunt exploring 12 words English borrowed from other European languages. Ideal for a whole-school or departmental EDL competition. Students must find 12 posters and identify the language the word comes from. The posters introduce word origins from Dutch, Czech, Irish, Italian, Greek, etc. What’s included: • 12 colour treasure hunt posters (PDF) • Student answer sheets in colour and black and white (PDF) • Colour answer key (PDF) • Teacher guidance (PDF) • Editable promotional PowerPoint slide for lessons or school display screens • Editable promotional poster (PPTX) The promotional resources include editable text so you can add your own dates, collection and return points, competition details and prizes. Perfect for European Day of Languages, whole-school enrichment, MFL department events or language-themed competitions. I hope you find it useful. You might also be interested in these other resources in my shop: • Untranslatable French words – KS3-GCSE vocabulary worksheet • Language quotes posters – French classroom display • MFL Open Evening Pack – Language activities & resources © Part of the La belle étoile collection

A complete, ready-to-deliver Fairtrade Fortnight whole-school assembly for KS1, KS2 and KS3, with a fully illustrated PowerPoint and detailed teacher guide. Built around the big question “What does a fairer world look like?”, this resource helps pupils explore the people and journeys behind familiar products such as chocolate, bananas, tea and coffee. The assembly introduces fairness, producers and consumers, global supply chains, Fairtrade, the Fairtrade Minimum Price, the Fairtrade Premium and responsible consumer choices in accessible, age-appropriate language. It also encourages critical thinking: Fairtrade is presented as one approach to making trade fairer, rather than as a simple solution to every challenge within global trade. Included in the resource: 22-slide illustrated whole-school assembly Approx. 20–25 minutes of assembly content Full slide-by-slide teacher script Teacher preparation and vocabulary guidance Differentiation for KS1, Lower KS2, Upper KS2 and KS3 Ready-to-use discussion questions at three levels Four follow-up classroom activities Fairtrade product and supply-chain challenges Teacher accuracy notes and background-reading guidance Guidance for discussing the Fairtrade Minimum Price and Premium accurately Opportunities for partner talk, questioning and pupil reflection Key themes: Fairtrade Fortnight • Fairness • Global trade • Supply chains • Farmers and workers • Ethical consumerism • Sustainability • Geography • Citizenship • PSHE Ideal for Fairtrade Fortnight, whole-school assemblies, primary assemblies, secondary assemblies, geography, PSHE, citizenship, global learning and sustainability work.

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

Assembly theme: INTEGRITY Ideal for 5 to 11 years. Duration: Approximately 10 to 20 minutes (depending on how long you discuss the slides). The assembly includes a video demonstrating integrity, 3 think pair share activities, a video about telling lies, a time of reflection and a song. The Assembly is very easy to follow and is divided into the following 20 slides: . Slide 1: Title slide Slide 2: Integrity is… Slide 3: A video showing integrity Slide 4: Integrity is… Slide 5: Think, Pair, Share Activity 1 Slide 6: Integrity is… Slide 7: Think, Pair, Share Activity 2 Slide 8: Integrity is… Slide 9: Think, Pair, Share Activity 3 Slide 10: Introduction to video about telling lies. Slide 11: Video. Slide 12: Special sentences of reflection. Slides 13 to 20: Song (with lyrics and music). . Fully editable and ideal for 5 to 11 years.

An engaging and detailed staff CPD session on whole-school reading strategies that lasts one hour. This session covers: Why you need a whole-school approach to reading. The Matthew Effect Orthography and background of English spelling Five strategies for struggling readers that can be used across subjects. Time for staff to consolidate their learning and discuss how they will apply what they have learned to their subject and upcoming units. Please note that I have provided some suggestions in the notes section of the slides about how to guide discussion as well as the answers to some questions. Similar Resources * A Whole-School Approach to Explicit Vocabulary Staff CPD * A bundle of whole-school literacy resources including this CPD, CPD on Reading Strategies and resources for implementing a Word Root of the Week in your school.

A whole school inset session around scaffolding and differentiation. An interactive training with opportunities for discussion and planning built in. Includes scaffolding reading, writing and discussion. Includes differentiated questioning.

An Excel Spreadsheet with formatting to allow you to track levels of attendance and absence within the school. The cells will format to green, yellow, orange or red based on attendance percentage for each student each half term using data which can be copied from attendance systems such as SIMs. The spreadsheet will also allow you to see a whole school overview of the data as well as providing graphs for the whole school and individual classes.

Sensory circuits cards with choices of seated and standing activities for alerting, organising and calming. Help learners to remain regulated by doing a sensory circuit at least once a day. This resource allows teachers to complete a whole class sensory circuit without learners having to leave their desks. Also see my Sensory Circuit Choosing Board for individual learners and small groups. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/sensory-circuits-activity-choosing-board-13242800

Use an excel spreadsheet to monitor and track provision for SEN. Includes a range of options to log and filter so you can monitor PP/SEN/Gender/LAC/Bottom 20% Covers all 4 main areas of SEN need. Includes out of class provision

A weeks worth of whole school writing planning based on the book ‘Flotsam’. Designed to be used to explore the book before individual classes write different texts based on the book.

A Find someone who activity designed to celebrate the European Day of Languages and the linguistic diversity within your school. Ideal for a whole-school EDL activity or competition. Students speak to members of staff and find someone who matches each statement on their activity sheet, recording a name or staff code in the corresponding box. What’s included: • Two versions of the same grid (each in PDF and editable PPTX versions, in colour and black-and-white):  ○ Find someone who… for use with staff across the school  ○ Find a teacher who… for a teacher-only version of the activity • Editable promotional posters • Editable promotional slides • Teacher guidance The editable PowerPoint files allow you to adapt individual prompts and add your own dates, collection and return points and prizes if you wish to run a whole-school competition. I hope you find it useful. You might also be interested in these other resources in my shop: • European Day of Languages treasure hunt – Whole-school activity • Language quotes posters – French classroom display • MFL Open Evening Pack – Language activities & resources © Part of the La belle étoile collection

Assembly presentation on the importance of having good attendance. So far downloaded over 70 times. The assembly covers how attainment changes with good attendance, and includes some real examples. The assemble makes clear links between attendance and attainment/success; including recent DfE Data. Links to how attendance can impact upon students future choices is also covered. Runs through what percentage attendance really means; including examples of how many days absence each would involve. Ideal for use in Secondary school; but could easily be adapted.

As with my other resource, the PDF contains 38 slides of different artists and composers. This can be used as a classroom resource, for a weekly assembly focus or a whole school listening programme. On each slide you will find The name and picture of the artist or composer Some information about the artist and their work A embedded You Tube link to listen to the piece of music. Ideal for Listening and Appraising music and for children to explore about how they feel about different pieces of music.

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

This an assembly to raise the profile of numeracy. I have also written a series of times tables form resources to go with it. See my other resources.

This is an attendance register spreadsheet package that has register for the entire school year for each year group from year 1 to year 6. A blank register is also included so you can adapt for your own specific purposes. The register calculate punctuality, attendance, lateness on a day by day basis, and termly. The register supports the standard DfES attendance codes. FREE TO USE Being an older version - It is available for free. You’ll have to change the dates manually to the current year in order to be valid. Alternatively you can purchase the most current version for 2024-25 via this link below: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12757695 Please do not distribute this resource, but rather share the link instead, as this allows me see the interest and usage of this resources and allows me to improve further - many thanks. Feel free to contact me for any help Hope you benefit from this resource.