KCSIE 2026 staff training for all staff: an editable INSET on Part one with 44 trainer slides, a facilitator guide and an offline scenario simulator. Includes the Part One Scenario Simulator: staff work through 10 school-day safeguarding scenarios (24 decisions), get instant feedback citing the KCSIE 2026 paragraph, and finish with a score summary and a printable, named, dated completion certificate. Room vote mode. Nothing typed is saved or sent. The certificate records participation in a practice activity; it is not an accredited qualification. Keeping children safe in education (KCSIE) is the Department for Education’s statutory safeguarding guidance for schools and colleges in England. In 2026 the condensed Part one was withdrawn, so every member of staff now reads Part one in full; this KCSIE 2026 staff training covers all of it, paragraph by paragraph. What’s included 44 editable PowerPoint slides: all of Part one (paras 1–82), a 4-slide “What’s new in 2026” section, activities, a local-arrangements slide, an optional governors slide; notes on every slide Facilitator guide (Word): 60- and 45-minute plans, a 20-minute first briefing for mid-year starters (not a substitute for full training), a self-study route, three levels, a slide-to-paragraph map and answer keys Simulator scenarios include a disclosure, a low-level concern, nudes and semi-nudes (including AI-made images), FGM and whistleblowing Staff handout (14 key points), concern poster and slide 42 with editable local-arrangements blanks for your DSL Knowledge check (15 questions, forms A and B, explained answers), two movement activities and a training record with sign-off slips START HERE page and 9 print-ready PDFs Accuracy: paraphrased from the DfE’s KCSIE 2026 (September 2026) and checked against the GOV.UK PDF, referenced to KCSIE 2026 paragraphs or the relevant DfE or UKCIS guidance, using the 2026 wording and renumbered annexes. Where something is a school’s own decision, the pack says so. Important: this training supports, but does not replace, your school’s child protection policy, your DSL and your local safeguarding procedures. Not produced or endorsed by the Department for Education. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. All scenario names are fictional. Licence: supplied under the Tes licence you choose at checkout (standard, or Multi-User/School Licence where purchased). The buyer may present and print the materials for staff training in their own school; sharing copies with colleagues is governed by that licence. No sharing with other schools (including other schools in a trust) or public upload. Try it free first: Free KCSIE 2026 Changes – Staff Summary + 2 Demo Scenarios Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged).

Photosynthesis lessons for AQA GCSE Biology 4.4: three 60-minute lessons with the light-intensity required practical, worksheets and an assessment. Includes the Pondweed Lab: an offline interactive where students move the lamp, count the bubbles, see their means plotted against distance and 1/d², and name the limiting factor. It works on a whiteboard, laptop or phone. If the practical cannot run (or for a cover lesson), the simulation or backup data keep the analysis going; they do not replace the hands-on required practical your students should still carry out. Photosynthesis is the endothermic reaction in which plants and algae use light energy to make glucose and oxygen from carbon dioxide and water. These lessons cover AQA GCSE Biology 4.4.1 for separate and combined science. What’s included 3 lessons (60 min each): 1) the reaction and the leaf, 2) limiting factors with the inverse square law and greenhouse economics (Higher), 3) the light-intensity required practical with data analysis (groups test 3 distances and pool class results) 6 editable PowerPoint decks: Teacher slides (answers and speaker notes) and Student slides 9 editable Word worksheets: Support, Core and Stretch for each lesson Required practical write-up frame and a backup results data sheet Exam-style assessment (48 marks Higher, 36 Foundation) with mark scheme, plus a full answer key Card pack for Limiting Factor Stand-Up and Pathway Relay Teacher guide (timings, technician checklist, safety notes, misconceptions), START HERE page and 22 print-ready PDFs Accuracy: the word equation, symbols and practical numbers are checked against the AQA specification; the balanced symbol equation (6CO₂ + 6H₂O → C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6O₂) is atom-checked and every answer is script-checked. Alignment: AQA GCSE Biology (8461) 4.4.1.1–4.4.1.3 and Required practical activity 6; AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy (8464) 4.4.1 and Required practical activity 5; links to 4.2.3.1 (the leaf). Not endorsed by or affiliated with AQA. Licence: supplied under the Tes licence you choose at checkout (standard, or Multi-User/School Licence where purchased); sharing with colleagues is governed by that licence. Do not resell the files or upload them to a public website. Try it free first: Free Photosynthesis AQA GCSE – Limiting Factors Worksheet + Demo Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). If this helped your class, an honest review on Tes helps other teachers find it. Thank you!

Safer Internet Day 2027 for KS3: an editable 15-minute assembly, a 60-minute lesson and five 10-minute tutor-time activities, plus an online safety game. Scroll Check: an offline mock social feed where pupils decide to Post, Pause, Report or Block 20 fictional posts, with the reason for every choice. It covers scams, oversharing and live location, AI-made and deepfake content, a confidently wrong chatbot, unkind comments, a stranger’s friend request, streak pressure and kind posts. Room vote mode for the hall or class; works offline on a whiteboard, laptop or phone. No answers are stored. Safer Internet Day is an annual day that promotes the safe and positive use of technology for children and young people; in the UK it is coordinated by the UK Safer Internet Centre. In 2027 it falls on Tuesday 9 February, with the theme ‘Reflect on tech: exploring digital wellbeing and our relationship with technology’, linked through a ‘Reflect on tech’ strand and editable theme slides. This is an independent resource, not made or endorsed by the UK Safer Internet Centre. What’s included Scroll Check (1 offline HTML file, 20 posts) Assembly: 16 editable slides with the script in the notes, plus a Word script Lesson: Teacher slides (24, with plan and answers) and Student slides (16) Worksheets at 3 levels (Support, Core, Stretch) 5 tutor-time activities: 23 slides and a Word pack with cards Answer key, teacher guide and a parent/carer tips letter 12 PDFs and a START HERE page: 4 PowerPoint decks, 8 Word documents, 2 HTML pages in all Safeguarding: no sexual content and no content about suicide or self-harm. The teacher guide reminds staff to follow school procedures and inform the DSL of any disclosure. Pupils are signposted to a trusted adult, Childline (0800 1111), CEOP and Report Harmful Content. Every person, account, app and post is invented. Alignment: DfE RSHE statutory guidance (from 1 September 2026): secondary RSE ‘Online safety and awareness’ (points 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 14) and health and wellbeing ‘Wellbeing online’ (points 1, 3, 5); KS3 Computing programme of study (using technology safely and knowing how to report concerns). Licence: supplied under the Tes licence you choose at checkout (standard, or Multi-User/School Licence where purchased). Pupils may use Scroll Check at school or at home for school work. No public upload or resale. Try it free first: Free Safer Internet Day 2027 KS3 – Poster + Online Safety Demo Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). If this helped your class, an honest review on Tes helps other teachers find it. Thank you!

Three short Christmas play scripts for a whole KS2 class: original 10–15 minute plays, 30 speaking parts each, editable Word scripts and a casting planner. Includes the Cast & Lines Planner: paste your class list and it shares out the parts by confidence, balances lines, prints a highlighted script or cue cards for every child, and runs a cue-card rehearsal mode. It works offline on a whiteboard, laptop, tablet or phone. A class Christmas play is a short script that the whole class performs together, often as a class assembly or an end-of-term show. Each play runs for about 10–15 minutes (spoken lines about 6–10 minutes, plus two songs, entrances and laughs). Nothing is based on a film, and every lyric is original, set to a traditional, out-of-copyright tune. The Great Lights Switch-On (secular comedy): the big red button fails and young inventor Ellie Spark saves the night with people power. The Longest Night in Hollow Wood (winter story for all faiths and none): Tiny Wren leads the woodland creatures to ask grumpy Badger to share the Winter Lantern. Full Up at the Inn (gentle nativity comedy): Bethlehem is packed, until there is one more knock at the door. What’s included Cast & Lines Planner (offline HTML) 3 scripts in editable Word + PDF: 14 pt, speakers colour-coded by part size, cast list with line counts, scene list, doubling guide for 20–24 children, song spots Narrator scripts, a rehearsal plan (9 short sessions over 2–3 weeks), 5 warm-up drama games and a scene-order card sort for each play Production kit: stage plans, props, costume ideas (from home, no buying), safety notes and a cue sheet for each play Song slides (editable PowerPoint + PDF): 3 original songs to traditional tunes Letter to families, a programme template (one per play), 6 certificates, a teacher guide and a START HERE page Part sizes for every child: lead (8+ lines), medium (4–7), small (1–3), narrators, and whole-cast lines for EAL learners and less confident readers. The plays work for about 20–36 children; extra children join the chorus. Licence: supplied under the Tes licence you choose at checkout (standard, or Multi-User/School Licence where purchased). You may copy the scripts for your pupils and families. In addition, the publisher gives permission to perform the plays to any audience, with no extra performance fee from the publisher. Try it free first: Free Christmas Play Script KS2 – 5-Minute Mini-Play, 12 Parts Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). If this helped your class, an honest review on Tes helps other teachers find it. Thank you!

Holocaust Memorial Day 2027 for KS3 History: a 15-minute assembly, a 60-minute source-enquiry lesson, tutor-time reflection and a Sources Explorer. Includes the Sources Explorer: an offline timeline of 12 written sources, 1933–1946, each with provenance, context and two guided questions, plus a reflection journal. For HMD on Wednesday 27 January 2027 or the KS3 Holocaust topic at any time. Holocaust Memorial Day is held every year on 27 January to remember the six million Jewish people murdered in the Holocaust, other groups persecuted and murdered by the Nazis, and those affected by genocides that followed. Lesson question: “How did prejudice become persecution in Germany, 1933–1938?” Pupils work as historians with real documents, from 1933 diplomats’ reports and laws to the 1946 judgment, asking what each source can and can’t tell us. What’s included Assembly (7 editable slides, script in notes and printable; shorter option) and tutor-time reflection (15 min) Lesson: Teacher and Student slides; source pack (12 sources, A–L); chronology cards; Support, Core and Stretch worksheets; answer guide Teacher guide with a sensitivity and safeguarding note; Sources Explorer (offline, keyboard accessible, nothing saved) 9 Word files, 4 PowerPoint decks, 13 PDFs, 2 HTML pages Care: no historical or atrocity photographs, simulations, role-play or games. Recorded survivor testimony is linked to its official collections; the only testimony reproduced is the short court-record extract in Source H. Theme: The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust’s theme for HMD 2027 is “No Place for Prejudice”. Not produced or endorsed by the Trust. Curriculum: supports the national curriculum in England, History KS3, where the Holocaust is a required topic. Sources and rights: US government publications (not subject to US copyright); House of Commons Hansard, containing Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0; short extracts from the Nuremberg trial record and the USHMM Holocaust Encyclopedia, reproduced with acknowledgement under the fair-dealing exception for criticism, review and quotation (CDPA 1988, s.30). Please do not lengthen these quotations. The curriculum statement contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Licence: supplied under the Tes licence you choose at checkout (standard, or Multi-User/School Licence where purchased). Please do not upload the files to any public website. Try it free first: Free Holocaust Memorial Day Assembly KS3/KS4 – HMD 2027 Outline Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). If this helped your class, an honest review on Tes helps other teachers find it. Thank you!

A free Christmas play script for KS2: Who Ate the Last Mince Pie?, an original 5-minute mini-mystery with 12 parts, editable Word and PDF, plus a planner. Try the Cast & Lines Planner free: paste your class list and the planner casts this mini-play for you. It prints each child’s script with their lines highlighted and runs a cue-card rehearsal mode. It works offline on a whiteboard or a phone. A class Christmas play is a short script that the class performs together, often as an assembly or an end-of-term show. In Who Ate the Last Mince Pie? it’s the class Christmas party, the last mince pie has vanished, and Detective Sharp has five minutes to find the culprit. It’s ideal for a class assembly, a drama lesson or a quick end-of-term performance. What’s included Editable Word script + PDF (14 pt, speakers colour-coded, cast list with line counts) Cast & Lines Planner taster (offline HTML), set up for this mini-play START HERE page The full pack, Short Christmas Plays KS2, has three 10–15 minute plays for up to 30 children, with narrator scripts, a rehearsal plan, a production kit, song slides, a programme, certificates and the full planner. The full version: Short Christmas Play Scripts KS2 – 3 Plays, 30 Parts + Planner Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). The full version is available from the same author on Tes.

Free one-page summary of the KCSIE 2026 changes for staff: ten changes, each with its paragraph, in editable Word and PDF, plus 2 demo scenarios. Try 2 scenarios from the Part One Scenario Simulator: choose what you would do and get instant feedback that cites the KCSIE 2026 paragraph. It works offline on a projector, laptop or phone. Keeping children safe in education (KCSIE) is the Department for Education’s statutory safeguarding guidance for schools and colleges in England. This free taster sums up the KCSIE 2026 changes on one page for staff briefings and noticeboards. What’s included “KCSIE 2026: what changed”: a one-page summary of ten changes for staff, each with its KCSIE 2026 paragraph or section (editable Word + PDF) Scenario Simulator demo (offline HTML): The classroom door (a disclosure) and An image going round (nudes and semi-nudes, including AI-made images) The full KCSIE 2026 Part One INSET pack adds all 10 scenarios with a named, dated completion certificate, 44 editable trainer slides covering all of Part one with notes, a facilitator guide (60/45/20-minute routes), a staff handout and concern poster with local blanks, a 15-question knowledge check in two forms, activities and a training record. The full version: KCSIE 2026 Staff Training – Part One INSET + Scenario Simulator This summary supports, but does not replace, KCSIE 2026, your child protection policy and your DSL. Not produced or endorsed by the Department for Education. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). The full version is available from the same author on Tes.

Free photosynthesis worksheet for AQA GCSE Biology: Limiting Factors Graph Practice (6 questions, 10 marks) in editable Word, with answers and a lab demo. Try the Pondweed Lab demo: move the lamp, count the bubbles and see your means plotted against distance. It works offline on a whiteboard, laptop or phone. Photosynthesis is the endothermic reaction in which plants and algae use light energy to make glucose and oxygen from carbon dioxide and water. A limiting factor is the one in short supply, such as light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration or temperature, that holds the rate back. What’s included Pondweed Lab demo (one mode: Run the practical), an offline HTML page Limiting Factors Graph Practice: a two-page editable Word student worksheet (6 questions, 10 marks) with a PDF copy A separate one-page teacher answer sheet (Word and PDF) The full unit adds three 60-minute lessons with Teacher and Student slides, worksheets at three levels, the required practical write-up frame, an exam-style assessment with a mark scheme, and the full Pondweed Lab with the inverse square law (Higher) and the Limiting Factor Detective. The full version: Photosynthesis AQA GCSE Biology – 3 Lessons + Required Practical Alignment: AQA GCSE Biology (8461) and Combined Science: Trilogy (8464) 4.4.1.2, rate of photosynthesis. Not endorsed by or affiliated with AQA. Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). The full version is available from the same author on Tes.

A free Holocaust Memorial Day assembly outline for KS3/KS4: one editable page for a 10–15 minute assembly on 27 January 2027, minute by minute. Holocaust Memorial Day is held every year on 27 January to remember the six million Jewish people murdered in the Holocaust, other groups persecuted and murdered by the Nazis, and those affected by genocides that followed. What the outline covers What to say minute by minute An accurate definition of the Holocaust (USHMM) Why HMD is held on 27 January How prejudice became persecution between 1933 and 1938 A life story chosen from the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust’s resources A moment of silence The official links (Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, Holocaust Educational Trust, IWM, USC Shoah Foundation) Editable Word file and PDF. The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust’s theme for HMD 2027 is “No Place for Prejudice” (announced 31 March 2026). See hmd.org.uk for the Trust’s own theme materials. Not produced or endorsed by the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust or the other organisations named. The full pack adds a 60-minute KS3 source-enquiry lesson, a 15-minute assembly with slides and script, tutor time, three-level worksheets and the offline Sources Explorer. The full version: Holocaust Memorial Day 2027 KS3 – Assembly, Lesson + Sources Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). The full version is available from the same author on Tes.

Free Safer Internet Day 2027 resource for KS3: a one-page Think Before You Scroll poster and a 5-post demo of Scroll Check, an offline online safety game. Scroll Check is an offline mock social feed where pupils decide to Post, Pause, Report or Block, with the reason for every choice. This free demo has 5 posts. Safer Internet Day is an annual day that promotes the safe and positive use of technology for children and young people. In 2027 it falls on Tuesday 9 February. What’s included Scroll Check demo (1 offline HTML file): 5 fictional posts (a kind post, a fake ‘support’ message, a viral shark photo, an unkind comment and a pushy stranger), with the reason for every choice. Works on a whiteboard, laptop or phone, with a Room vote mode. Think Before You Scroll poster (1 page, editable Word + PDF): the four choices, three questions (Is it true? Is it kind? Is it safe?) and where to get help. Every person, account, app and post is invented. The full pack has 20 posts, a 15-minute assembly, a 60-minute lesson, five tutor-time activities, worksheets at three levels and a parent/carer letter. The full version: Safer Internet Day 2027 KS3 – Assembly, Lesson + Online Game Last updated: 04/11/2026 (listing text updated; the resource files are unchanged). The full version is available from the same author on Tes.