A badminton scheme of work for use in primary schools or could be a simple scheme of work for early ks3

A nice lesson with a workbook for an introduction to rainforests. Gets children to discuss locations, climate and how rainforests appear. Contains a workbook, plan and PPT. Extension tasks and a nice writing task to finish.

A lesson that gets students to think about European connections by looking at a new Euro coin and why France is not happy with the new design being used. Contains: plan,PPT, workbook and resources. This lesson is especially poignant from both a history and geography perspective.

This is a lesson about the poem Jabberwocky. Pupils discuss language and comprehension of terminology in the poem. Great for an observation or interview. Got me a job anyway. This is ideal for most age groups as it is an assessment of understanding of how words are used. Differentiated for HAP, AAP, LAP and SEN all the way through.

Ticks every box a teacher could want. This resource allows the learner or teacher to create whatever design or written work they choose. Easily editable and totally user friendly. I am regularly told by my students this is the best thing they could use for their art or poster work. I'm also no expert but this resource can also make paper aeroplanes/origami an absolute cinch. Can be printed in a range of colours. Just insert correct colour paper in copier or if your budget needs spending, select background colour in the document and watch that toner go. Your go to resource for Ofsted or pesky drop-ins/observations. Probably comparable to the invention of the wheel.

A GCSE/KS3 lesson looking at whether tourism in Spain and Kenya is always good. Fits in with any GCSE spec discussing the impacts of tourism. Could even be used for A-level Contains: PPT, workbook, plan and resources.

GCSE lesson that fits into most exam boards. Get students to discuss the Brandt line and whether it is still relevant. PPT and worksheets all included. Could be used for KS3 if understanding is already there.