A colourful 11-page PDF growth mindset display that helps pupils replace negative self-talk with positive, resilient “superhero” thinking. Featuring bold comic-book graphics, this eye-catching classroom resource encourages children to rethink common fixed-mindset phrases such as “I can’t do this!” and “I made a mistake” by replacing them with constructive alternatives focused on effort, perseverance and improvement. The PDF includes: A large Thinking Like a Superhero display heading Eight colourful growth mindset statement posters Directional arrows for matching each fixed mindset phrase to its positive alternative Extra comic-book display decorations Perfect for a classroom growth mindset wall, learning behaviours display, reflection area or PSHE and wellbeing space. Simply print, cut out and arrange. Laminate the pieces to create a durable display that can be reused year after year.

A colourful 7-page PDF display pairing superhero logos with positive “Be…” adjectives to encourage good choices, values and behaviour. This eye-catching classroom resource uses recognisable superhero-style symbols to inspire children to: Be Amazing Be Respectful Be Wonderful Be Super Be Incredible Be Kind Be Honest Perfect for a superhero-themed classroom, behaviour expectations board, class values display, wellbeing area or reading corner. Each page features one large logo and a clear positive message, making the posters easy for children to read and remember. Print the pages at full size or reduce them to create smaller posters. Laminate them to produce a durable classroom display that can be reused year after year.

An editable PowerPoint and printable PDF display with 10 clear presentation promises to help pupils produce neat, careful, high-quality work. The Proud Presentation Promise provides children with simple, memorable success criteria for presenting their work with pride. The resource also includes a final self-assessment prompt: “Is your presentation worthy of a gold star?” The modern hexagonal design can be printed, cut out and arranged as an eye-catching classroom display. The PowerPoint version is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the wording, colours or layout for your own class. A ready-to-print PDF version is also included for quick and easy use. Ideal for primary classrooms, handwriting areas, working walls, book expectations displays and encouraging greater independence and pride in pupils’ work.

An editable PowerPoint classroom display featuring a heading and nine Golden Rules in hexagons that can be arranged together to suit your display space. This clear and child-friendly resource supports positive behaviour, respectful relationships and consistent classroom expectations. Each rule includes a simple positive expectation alongside an explanation of the behaviour to avoid, helping pupils understand what each classroom value looks like in practice. The hexagonal pieces can be printed, cut out and positioned together to create an attractive, flexible display. The resource is supplied as an editable PowerPoint, allowing you to change the wording, fonts, colours or layout to match your own classroom expectations. Ideal for primary classrooms, behaviour displays, class charters, transition activities, PSHE lessons and establishing routines at the beginning of the school year. Laminate the finished pieces to create a durable display that can be reused year after year.

A complete primary science lesson challenging scientist stereotypes, with an editable PowerPoint and printable pre/post assessment tasks. This engaging lesson helps children explore what scientists look like, what they do and the wide range of careers that involve science. It challenges the traditional stereotype that scientists are always men wearing white laboratory coats and helps pupils understand that scientists come from all backgrounds, ages, genders and cultures. The resource includes: An editable PowerPoint lesson A pre-lesson draw and describe a scientist activity A matching and discussion task exploring different types of scientists Examples of inspiring scientists from a range of scientific fields A post-lesson task allowing pupils to revisit and improve their original ideas A challenge activity asking pupils which type of scientist they would like to be and why Printable PDF worksheets to accompany the lesson The “Guess the Scientist” activity introduces pupils to a broad range of scientific careers, including astronomers, biologists, chemists, geologists, meteorologists, palaeontologists, marine biologists, forensic scientists, psychologists and volcanologists. The pre- and post-task sheets provide a clear way to assess how pupils’ understanding has changed throughout the lesson. The final challenge encourages children to connect science careers with their own interests and explain their choices. Ideal for primary science, STEM lessons, science week, careers education or introducing working scientifically.

A clear four-level classroom behaviour display with actions, consequences, and a pupil name chart. This visual resource helps children understand classroom behaviour expectations and the steps that follow when expectations are not met. The colour-coded system progresses clearly from Level 1 to Level 4, with examples of behaviours and the possible consequences at each stage. The resource includes: A four-column chart for writing or displaying pupils’ names Clear, colour-coded Levels 1–4 Examples of actions and behaviours at each level Corresponding consequences explained in child-friendly language Reminders that pupils receive a fresh start Three positive behaviour values: Kindness, Respect and Responsibility The name chart can be laminated and used with a whiteboard pen, name cards or sticky notes, allowing pupils to move between the four levels when required. The three key-word posters can be displayed alongside the behaviour chart to reinforce the positive values expected throughout the classroom. Ideal for primary classrooms, behaviour displays, classroom management, establishing routines and making expectations clear and consistent for pupils.

A colourful, eye-catching classroom birthday display covering all 12 months. This PDF resource features bold lettering, pastel colours and plenty of space to add pupils’ names and birthday dates. Simply print and laminate to make it wipeable and reusable year after year.