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First Tutor Time Reflection and Goals

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Your first three tutor sessions planned. Start the new school year with three warm, thoughtful and genuinely usable tutor-time sessions designed to help students settle in, reflect, set realistic goals and create a positive form culture together. No awkward icebreakers. No “tell us an interesting fact about yourself”. No Sunday-night planning. Just open the PowerPoint, print the student pages and you’re ready to go. 3 sessions or an express 1 session pack all with powerpoints WHAT’S INCLUDED: SESSION 1: HELLO, NEW YEAR A gentle fresh-start session focused on belonging and how students want the year – and their form – to feel. Students explore: • What they want more and less of this year • What makes a form feel safe, calm and enjoyable • How they can contribute to that environment SESSION 2: FUTURE ME A positive reflection and goal-setting session without the pressure of unrealistic resolutions. Students: • Recognise something they are already proud of • Set academic, personal and “just for me” goals • Turn one goal into a tiny achievable first step • Write a short note to their future self SESSION 3: OUR YEAR TOGETHER A collaborative session for establishing your form culture. Students consider: • What makes a brilliant tutor group • What they personally bring to the group • How they can help others feel they belong • The promises they want their form to make Finish by creating an “Our Form Promise” that can be displayed in your tutor room. ONLY HAVE ONE TUTOR SESSION? A complete 30-minute EXPRESS VERSION combines the strongest activities from all three sessions into one ready-to-teach lesson. YOU’LL RECEIVE: 22-slide editable PowerPoint 30-page beautifully designed PDF Printable student reflection pages Form Promise display Full 30-minute express session Tutor guidance and quick-reference sheet Designed primarily with KS3 and KS4 tutor groups in mind, with activities that feel warm and reflective without feeling childish. Perfect for: • First tutor time of the year • Back-to-school form time • September transition activities • Goal setting • PSHE / pastoral sessions • Form culture and belonging • Tutor group reflection Fresh year. Fresh page. Same students – just growing. Created by The Prompt Teacher.
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September Reset Journal and AI Toolkit

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Start the new school year feeling calmer, clearer and more organised. The September Reset is a beautiful 43-page guided workbook for teachers who want to start the academic year with intention – without spending the final weeks of summer creating endless to-do lists. Part reflection journal, part practical planner and part AI toolkit, it gives teachers space to pause, reset their priorities and create simple systems for a more sustainable year. INSIDE THE 43-PAGE WORKBOOK: Reflect on the year you’ve just had Celebrate your teaching wins Decide what to keep, tweak and leave behind Choose your word and intentions for the year Reconnect with the teacher you want to be Audit your workload Set realistic work/life boundaries Simplify the systems that take up your time Complete a calm back-to-school checklist Plan the feeling and routines of your first week Use 15 ready-to-copy AI prompts to save time Complete monthly September–December reset check-ins Write a letter to your future July self Keep a page of gentle reminders for the messy weeks BONUS: AI PROMPT TOOLKIT Includes ready-to-use prompts for: • First lesson planning • First fortnight planning • Differentiation • Retrieval practice • Parent communication • Behaviour • Tutor time • Feedback • Meeting preparation • Weekly planning • Email triage • Workload management • Resource adaptation • Difficult conversations • Friday reflection Simply copy, paste and personalise. PERFECT FOR: • Back-to-school preparation • August / September teacher reset • Teacher wellbeing • Workload management • Teacher organisation • ECTs and experienced teachers alike • A quiet coffee-and-planning session before term begins This isn’t a planner asking you to squeeze more into your day. It’s a chance to decide what actually deserves your time. Print the whole workbook or simply choose the pages you need. Created by The Prompt Teacher – practical, thoughtful tools to help teachers work smarter while keeping professional judgement at the heart of what they do.
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Back to School AI Prompts for Teachers

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Start the school year organised without spending August building systems you won’t use by October. This resource contains 40 ready-made AI prompts designed for busy secondary teachers. Instead of starting with a blank ChatGPT window, simply copy, customise and paste the prompts to create high-quality first drafts in minutes. Inside you’ll find prompts for: • Organising your September workload • Planning first lessons and baseline tasks • Building classroom routines • Mapping the first half term • Creating marking and homework systems • Parent emails and admin • Lesson planning • Teacher workload reduction Every prompt has been written specifically for teachers and includes clear instructions, placeholders to personalise and practical guidance. Perfect for teachers who want to spend less time writing prompts and more time teaching.
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AI Marking Prompts for English Teachers

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Stop wasting time trying to get ChatGPT to give you useful marking feedback. These 40 ready-made English prompts do the thinking and prompt-writing for you. If you’ve ever opened ChatGPT, typed “give me feedback on this” and then spent ten minutes correcting, rewriting and re-prompting the generic response, this toolkit is for you. Mark Smarter gives you 40 detailed prompts written specifically for KS3 and GCSE English teaching. You simply choose what you need, fill in the [bracketed sections], paste in your anonymised notes or work, and go. Use it when you need to quickly: • turn messy marking notes into whole-class feedback • identify the 2–3 things actually worth reteaching • create useful DIRT and redrafting tasks • turn vague feedback into specific student targets • diagnose why a paragraph or response isn’t working • create models, flawed models and exemplars • turn assessment weaknesses into retrieval and intervention • work with your own mark schemes and criteria The difference? You could absolutely write these prompts yourself. But that’s another job on your list. They’ve already been structured to tell AI the context, task, constraints and output you need - including guardrails to reduce generic answers and invented evidence. No learning how to “prompt engineer”. No staring at a blank ChatGPT box. Just copy, customise, paste and check. Includes 40 prompts across 8 marking and feedback areas, plus quick follow-up prompts for fixing an AI response that’s too long, too generic, too easy or just not quite right. For KS3 & GCSE English teachers. Please always anonymise student work, follow your school/trust AI policy and professionally check AI-generated content before use.