The Great Christmas Sing-Along is a fun, flexible Christmas play designed to be easy to stage and perfect for primary schools, early years, or groups looking for a low-stress festive performance. The play centres around a team of enthusiastic narrators, meaning pupils can read lines from cue cards if needed. Ideal for younger children or classes short on rehearsal time. Plot Summary: Something’s gone wrong at the North Pole! The elves have been so busy making toys that they’ve forgotten to spread Christmas cheer and without it, Santa’s sleigh won’t fly! Join a group of narrators, elves, reindeer, and snowflakes on a Sing-Along Mission to bring the magic of Christmas back through songs, poems, and festive fun. Structure: The play is divided into seven short scenes, each introducing a new festive setting, from Santa’s Workshop to the Snowflake Forest, and even Christmas celebrations around the world. Each scene features a mix of narration, short poems, and suggested well-known Christmas songs to encourage audience participation. Highlights: 7 short, easy-to-follow scenes Narrator-led (no need to memorise lines) Includes suggested songs such as “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” (titles only – no lyrics provided) Flexible casting – perfect for large or small groups Includes 5 original festive poems written specially for this play Ideal for assemblies, school concerts, or end-of-term performances Performance time: Approximately 25–30 minutes (depending on chosen songs and dances) Age range: Suitable for ages 5–11 Resources included: Full script with scene breakdowns, poem texts, and song placement suggestions Copyright note: This script is an original work. Suggested songs are well-known Christmas tunes for reference only – no lyrics or music are included, and users must ensure they have appropriate permissions for any songs they choose to perform.

This complete VIPERS reading comprehension unit is based on Cosmic by Frank Cottrell Boyce. It’s designed for Year 5 but is adaptable and provides 6 weeks of fully planned lessons (25 in total), leaving one day per week free for a standalone comprehension, assessment, or catch-up session. Everything is ready to use, perfect for busy teachers who want a high-quality, engaging reading sequence that builds key comprehension skills across the VIPERS strands. What’s Included: 6 detailed weekly plans 25 structured lesson outlines PowerPoint presentation to support teaching and discussion Daily question strips for pupils to stick in books A bonus review session to consolidate learning Skills Covered (VIPERS) Vocabulary – understanding and exploring challenging language in context Inference – drawing evidence-based conclusions Prediction – anticipating what might happen next Explanation – analysing author choices and themes Retrieval – locating and recalling key information Summarising – identifying key ideas and events Perfect For Year 5 whole-class reading or guided reading Developing VIPERS comprehension skills Preparing pupils for upper KS2 and SATs reading expectations Teachers looking for ready-to-use, adaptable planning Resources are editable

The Christmas Eve Confusion is a heartwarming, humorous Christmas play that your pupils will love performing! Filled with fun characters, easy staging options, and familiar Christmas songs, this play tells the story of what happens when Santa leaves for his big Christmas journey one day too early! When Mrs. Claus accidentally leaves last year’s calendar hanging by the fireplace, Santa sets off on Christmas Eve except it isn’t Christmas Eve at all! Children all around the world are still awake when he arrives, leading to some very funny surprises, confused conversations, and one international holiday mix-up. Luckily, the Calendar Council is ready to step in and save the day! What’s Included Full Script (5 Scenes) Narration roles to support confident and developing readers Flexible casting (10–40+ performers possible) Simple staging & costume suggestions Familiar Christmas songs perfect for whole-group singing Characters Santa, Mrs. Claus, Elves, Reindeer, Children from around the world, The Calendar Council, and narrators Easily adaptable to suit your cast size. Roles can be doubled or expanded. Suggested Songs: Here Comes Santa Claus Santa Claus Is Coming to Town Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas We Wish You a Merry Christmas (finale) (You may replace these with school-approved alternatives if required.) Running Time 25–35 minutes depending on song length and pace. Ideal for Christmas assemblies and performances. Encourages expressive performance and vocal confidence Light-hearted humour that lands well with children and adults alike A clear, uplifting message about teamwork, patience, and learning from mistakes Easy to stage with minimal props, the focus is on storytelling and fun! A joyful, laughter-filled festive production that will have your audience smiling from start to finish! Perfect for Primary School Children of all ages.

Transform your guided reading sessions with this 8-week complete reading unit based on Ross Mackenzie’s The Nowhere Emporium. Designed for KS2 (Upper Key Stage 2 recommended), this resource includes everything you need to explore the novel in depth while building essential reading comprehension skills. What’s Included: 30 carefully structured lessons across 8 weeks (4 per week) PowerPoint slides to guide teaching and discussions Question strip sheets for each session ready to be stuck into books Weekly esson plans with clear learning objectives and outcomes Suggested answers for every session to support marking and modelling Each lesson focuses on one or more VIPERS skills (Vocabulary, Inference, Prediction, Explanation, Retrieval, and Summarising), ensuring a balanced and comprehensive approach to reading comprehension. Weekly Structure: 4 lessons per week based on the novel 1 flexible session per week left open for standalone comprehension, catch-up, or extension tasks (perfect for adapting to your school’s timetable) Key Features: Fully resourced and ready to teach Encourages deep reading and critical thinking Promotes rich discussion and personal response Can be used in whole-class reading or guided groups Easily adaptable for different year groups or pacing Whether you’re exploring the novel for the first time or using it to enrich your existing curriculum, this resource will help your pupils dive into the magical world of The Nowhere Emporium while sharpening their comprehension skills. Ideal for Year 5 or Year 6. Download once, use again and again!

This complete 11-lesson creative writing unit is based on The Nowhere Emporium by Ross Mackenzie and takes pupils on an immersive journey through the magical world of Daniel and Mr Silver. Designed for Upper Key Stage 2 (Year 5/6), the unit guides children through building suspense, crafting dialogue, describing magical settings, and choosing between a resolution or cliffhanger ending. Includes: 11 fully planned lessons with clear learning objectives Detailed teaching slides for each session Ending planning worksheet and scaffold SEN-friendly planning for lower-attaining pupils A mix of modelled writing, shared writing, planning, and editing tasks Perfect for classes reading The Nowhere Emporium, or for any class exploring fantasy narratives and suspenseful storytelling. Designed by a Year 5/6 teacher with real classroom impact in mind. All resources are editable!

Pre-Residential Survival Guide Pack – Fun, Creative & Low-Prep! Perfect for Year 6, Upper KS2 or Pre-Residential Days This colourful, engaging activity pack is designed to help pupils prepare for a school residential trip in a relaxed, independent and creative way. Whether you’re taking a group off-site or supporting children staying in school, this pack gives them ownership, reduces anxiety, and builds excitement for the trip ahead. What’s Included: Residential Survival Guide Activity Sheet – clear, step-by-step instructions to create a personalised guide with top tips, kind roommate rules, packing advice and more! Jar of Thoughts – a reflective activity to write down questions, hopes and worries before the trip Journal Template Design Prompt – encourages children to design a class journal page everyone can fill in during the residential Design a Mascot – create a class mascot to bring along for the trip Scavenger Hunt Creator – prompts pupils to write fun challenges that can be used on-site Reflection Capsule Worksheet – space to capture emotions, hopes, and thoughts before the big day Why You’ll Love It: No teacher input required – ideal for independent work Child-friendly, colourful layout with visual prompts Great for calming pre-trip nerves and boosting enthusiasm Suitable for individuals, pairs or small groups Flexible. Fun. Meaningful. Perfect for those quiet days before the residential or to give children who aren’t attending a chance to contribute to the trip experience too.

Perfect for Year 6 Teachers. Time-Saving. Professional & Parent-Friendly This SATs Results Letter Template is the ideal way to communicate pupils’ end-of-Key-Stage 2 assessment outcomes clearly, sensitively and professionally to parents and carers. Designed to save you time during a busy term! Includes: Fully editable Microsoft Word document Clear and parent-friendly explanations of SATs scaled scores Space to personalise with individual pupil results (Reading, GPS, Maths, Writing Teacher Assessment) Positive tone that celebrates effort, progress and achievement Suitable for use on results day or as part of end-of-year reports Why Teachers Love It: Saves time writing individual letters from scratch Maintains a consistent, professional tone across all letters Helps support conversations with families about results and next steps Easily customisable for your school tone and policies Who It’s For: Year 6 teachers and leaders UK primary school staff preparing for SATs result day Schools wanting a clear and supportive way to share KS2 outcomes File Type: Editable Word Document (.docx) Page Count: 1-page letter (fully customisable) Space in the footer to include your own school logo/details if needed.

Brighten up your classroom displays with these “Amazing Work Coming Soon!” posters, perfect for showcasing pupil pride and maintaining a polished, purposeful environment even before work is added! 7 PDF poster designs included Great for writing displays, peg spaces or subject areas Keeps displays tidy while waiting for pupil work Ready to print, laminate and reuse year after year Ideal for KS1 and KS2 classrooms. I use these on clipboards on my writing display so I can easily swap in high-quality work when ready but they can be used for any subject or celebration of work area. A quick and professional solution for busy teachers!

Celebrate a love of reading with this bold, positive classroom display poster! “Cool Kids Read Books” is perfect for your book corner, school library, or corridor display. High-quality PDF poster Promotes reading for pleasure Ideal for KS1 & KS2 classrooms Great for back-to-school reading corners! 2 copies available (one with white background and one with light grey background). Print, frame, laminate or stick straight on the wall, an instant feel-good boost to any learning space.

Keep your classroom beautifully organised with these themed supply labels, designed to add calm and colour to your learning space. PDF printable labels Editable Word file included Range of common classroom items labelled (scissors, glue, pencils, etc.) Suitable for drawers, trays, caddies, or tubs Matching font and theme throughout Perfect for KS1 and KS2 classrooms Green leaf design – simple, stylish, and calming for pupils and teachers alike! Also available in a Pink & Green Rainbow Theme

Organise your classroom folders with this set of clear, stylish subject and admin labels. Perfect for ring binders, box files, plastic wallets or pigeonholes! 20 pre-made folder labels included: Staff Meetings, Science, Geography, History, RE, PE, Interventions, PSHCE, Art, DT, Computing, SPaG Revision, Reading Revision, Maths Revision, Assessment Consistent design for a tidy, professional look Great for teacher planners, subject folders or office trays Ready to print and stick – optional editable version available Ideal for KS1 and KS2 teachers getting ahead for September. Matching Classroom Supply labels also available

Organise your classroom folders with this set of clear, stylish subject and admin labels. Perfect for ring binders, box files, plastic wallets or pigeonholes! 17 pre-made folder labels included: Staff Meetings, Science, Geography, History, RE, PE, Interventions, PSHCE, Art, DT, Computing, SPaG Revision, Reading Revision, Maths Revision, Assessment Consistent design for a tidy, professional look Great for teacher planners, subject folders or office trays Ready to print and stick – optional editable version available Ideal for KS1 and KS2 teachers getting ahead for September.

Keep your classroom beautifully organised with these themed supply labels, designed to add calm and colour to your learning space. PDF Printable labels Editable Word file included Common classroom items labelled (scissors, glue, pencils, etc.) Suitable for drawers, trays, caddies, or tubs Matching font and theme throughout Perfect for KS1 and KS2 classrooms Pink and green rainbow theme - simple, stylish, and calming for pupils and teachers alike! Also available in a Green Leaf Design

Promote a calm, respectful and values-driven classroom with this simple, bold poster featuring five key rules: Be Respectful Be Honest Be Attentive Be Responsible Be Kind Great for behaviour and expectations displays Suitable for KS1, KS2, and even KS3 classrooms Clean, printable PDF – ready to laminate or frame Ideal for creating a positive learning environment from Day 1 Use on your main display board, by the door, or near your class charter.

A clear, visual, and easy-to-use transition tracking spreadsheet designed to support smooth handovers between year groups or key stages. Ideal for class teachers, SENDCos, and senior leaders, this editable Excel file helps organise and present key pupil information with built-in conditional formatting that instantly highlights attainment levels. What’s Included: A fully editable Excel spreadsheet Automatic colour-coded formatting: EXS (Expected Standard) = green WTS (Working Towards) = red GD (Greater Depth) = blue Sections for pupil strengths, concerns, support needs, and transition notes Clean, user-friendly layout for efficient data sharing and handovers Perfect For: Year 6 to Year 7 transitions EYFS to Year 1 handovers In-school transitions across any year group Pupil progress reviews and SEN monitoring Features: Clear colour-coding for instant visual reference Saves time during busy transition periods Easy to customise for your school’s specific needs Supports inclusive practice and information-sharing between staff A must-have resource for effective, stress-free transitions. Quickly see which pupils are working at, towards, or beyond expected levels and ensure no child falls through the cracks.

This comprehensive resource provides a ready-made bank of report comments and targets for Year 4 teachers, fully aligned with the National Curriculum expectations. Designed to save you time and support effective, personalised end-of-year reporting, this pack covers a wide range of subjects including core areas, all foundation subjects and even a section to support your general comments. The full list of areas covered is: Reading Writing Speaking and Listening / oracy Maths Science Geography History Art DT Computing RE PE Music French PSHE General Each subject section is divided into differentiated comments for three levels of progress: Working Towards, Expected, and Greater Depth. Alongside report comments, you will also find corresponding targets to help guide pupil development and next steps. Key features: Clear, ready-to-use comments tailored for different ability levels Targets that support personalised learning goals Coverage of all major subjects taught in Year 4 Suitable for end-of-year reports, progress checks, or parent meetings Editable format for easy adaptation to your school’s style Save hours on report writing and ensure your feedback is consistent, constructive, and curriculum-focused. Ideal for teachers looking for a practical, high-quality resource to streamline their reporting process.

This comprehensive resource provides a ready-made bank of report comments and targets for Year 1 teachers, fully aligned with the National Curriculum expectations. Designed to save you time and support effective, personalised end-of-year reporting, this pack covers a wide range of subjects including core areas, all foundation subjects and even a section to support your general comments. The full list of areas covered is: Reading Writing Speaking and Listening / oracy Maths Science Geography History Art DT Computing RE PE Music French PSHE Phonics General Each subject section is divided into differentiated comments for three levels of progress: Working Towards, Expected, and Greater Depth. Alongside report comments, you will also find corresponding targets to help guide pupil development and next steps. Key features: Clear, ready-to-use comments tailored for different ability levels Targets that support personalised learning goals Coverage of all major subjects taught in Year 1 Suitable for end-of-year reports, progress checks, or parent meetings Editable format for easy adaptation to your school’s style Save hours on report writing and ensure your feedback is consistent, constructive, and curriculum-focused. Ideal for teachers looking for a practical, high-quality resource to streamline their reporting process.

This fully resourced, showcase-style WW2 consolidation lesson is perfect for Year 6 pupils revisiting their World War Two learning. It encourages retrieval, collaboration, creativity and oracy. Ideal for post-SATs lessons or end-of-unit celebrations. Pupils will: Revisit key knowledge through an exciting relay retrieval task Work in small groups to create a themed ‘WW2 museum exhibit’ Develop historical understanding, vocabulary, and speaking skills Participate in a gallery walk and reflect on what we should remember about WW2 Themes covered include: The Blitz Evacuation Rationing Women in the War Life on the Home Front VE Day Winston Churchill …and more! Perfect for: History consolidation Cross-curricular links with English & oracy Classroom displays High-impact lessons with pupil voice