Colourful Semantics Sheets or presentation for the popular childrens story ‘The Gruffalo’. Presentation includes 41 pages of: Colourful Semantics help sheet Who card for several characters Who, what doing for several characters Who, what doing, to who for several characters Who, what doing, to who, where for several characters Who, what doing, to who, where, when for several characters Who, what doing, to who, where, when, describe for several characters Who, what doing, to who, where, when, describe, linking words for several characters

Play dough area signs Pack includes Play Dough Area cut roll squeeze press turn flatten pinch create Visuals and widgets for each action included as well as real life examples

Presentation to be used for training on how to develop Independent Writers. Presentation includes: The characteristics and strategies to support the 5 Developmental Stages of writing Steps to develop independent writers Strategies to extend vocabulary Activities to practice speaking in full sentences Strategies to organise ideas verbally and how to engage in collaborative talk Strategies to generate ideas from experience and imagination How to develop Sentence writing through building and modelling Lots of practical strategies to use as interventions, whilst working with groups or 1:1

Construction Area pack including: ‘Construction Zone’ sign ‘Work In Progress’ sign ‘Danger- Designers And Builders At Work’ sign ‘What can you build?’ sign with visual cues and widgets ‘What can you measure?’ sign with visual cues and widgets ‘What can you design?’ sign with visual cues and widgets Key building/modes of transport challenge signs eg Can you build the Burj Khalifa?

Fact or Opinion? Exploring Holes by Louis Sachar This is an engaging educational presentation that teaches children how to identify the difference between facts and opinions using the story of Holes! Through text extracts and key moments from the book, we will explore how facts help us understand what really happens at Camp Green Lake, while opinions shape how characters—and readers—feel about the events.

Year 6 fractions assessment to identify gaps in learning and understanding of topic. Adding Subtraction Multiplying Dividing fractions

Supercharge your child’s maths fluency with our Week of Quick-Fire Arithmetic! Packed with rapid, targeted questions based on the Year 6 curriculum, these challenges are designed to sharpen skills, build confidence, and improve speed. Perfect for SATs prep or simply boosting number confidence, it’s fast, fun, and effective — the ultimate maths workout for busy brains!

Supercharge your child’s maths fluency with our Week of Quick-Fire Arithmetic! Packed with rapid, targeted questions based on the Year 6 curriculum, these challenges are designed to sharpen skills, build confidence, and improve speed. Perfect for SATs prep or simply boosting number confidence, it’s fast, fun, and effective — the ultimate maths workout for busy brains!

Pathetic fallacy worksheet with widgets and visuals to support learners understand and practice the concept. Support group differentiated activity.

This resource includes Chapters 1-5 of War Horse by Michael Morpurgo, rewritten in simplified text suitable for Year 2 readers. The language has been carefully adapted to support early readers, including SEND pupils, ELL (English Language Learners), and EAL (English as an Additional Language) learners. Each section is no more than 200 words, with clear, easy-to-follow sentences that capture the heart of the story. Visual widgets and illustrations are included to support understanding and bring key moments to life, helping learners connect with the characters, themes, and historical setting of World War I. This resource is perfect for guided reading, whole class teaching, or independent learning for those who need extra literacy support while still engaging with a classic, meaningful story.

Blank, adaptable IEP designed by an Outstanding school with an Outstanding Inclusion department.

Supercharge your child’s maths fluency with our Week of Quick-Fire Arithmetic! Packed with rapid, targeted questions based on the Year 6 curriculum, these challenges are designed to sharpen skills, build confidence, and improve speed. Perfect for SATs prep or simply boosting number confidence, it’s fast, fun, and effective — the ultimate maths workout for busy brains!

Resources for children to use in lessons to ensure that they check their previous work for any corrections before starting their new piece.

Supercharge your child’s maths fluency with our Week of Quick-Fire Arithmetic! Packed with rapid, targeted questions based on the Year 6 curriculum, these challenges are designed to sharpen skills, build confidence, highlight gaps and improve speed. Perfect for SATs prep or simply boosting number confidence, it’s fast, fun, and effective — the ultimate maths workout for busy brains!

Work sheet with various fraction addition questions

Poster explaining the difference between Common, Collective, Proper and Concrete nouns. With examples. Colour coded to support Dyslexic learners. Good revision guide or classroom poster.

Dividing Fractions Made Simple! Struggling with dividing fractions? This clear, easy-to-follow help sheet breaks it down step-by-step, giving Year 6 pupils (and parents!) the confidence to tackle this tricky topic. Designed to support executive function skills, boost working memory, and engage visual learners, it’s packed with helpful tips, worked examples, and a foolproof method. Perfect for home or classroom learning — and a must-have for maths success!

Supercharge your child’s maths fluency with our Week of Quick-Fire Arithmetic! Packed with rapid, targeted questions based on the Year 6 curriculum, these challenges are designed to sharpen skills, build confidence, and improve speed. Perfect for SATs prep or simply boosting number confidence, it’s fast, fun, and effective — the ultimate maths workout for busy brains!

Year 5 Fractions, decimal and percentages Exit Assessment This assessment is designed to evaluate key Year 5 fractions knowledge — ensuring pupils are ready to tackle the demands of the Year 6 curriculum with confidence. Covering essential skills such as equivalent fractions, adding and subtracting fractions, and fractions of amounts, this assessment provides valuable insight into pupil progress. Perfect for end-of-year or topic review, targeted intervention planning, or baseline assessment at the start of Year 6.

Fractions End of Topic Exit Assessment This thorough 4 page exit assessment is designed to check pupils’ understanding across all key fractions objectives taught in Year 5 and Year 6. Covering everything from ordering fractions and matching equivalent fractions to adding and subtracting, the assessment also challenges pupils to: Convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers Simplify fractions Solve real-life fraction word problems Perfect for use at the end of a unit, this resource helps teachers identify strengths, spot gaps, and plan next steps with confidence. Ideal for classroom assessment, intervention planning, or homework review.

Supporting Children with Anxiety This session will help staff and parents understand what anxiety is, how it differs from fear and worry, and what’s considered normal anxiety in children. We’ll explore signs to watch for, factors that contribute to anxiety, and practical strategies to support children at home and school. Together, we’ll learn how to empower children to manage their anxiety and build confidence for the future.