This editable Excel toolkit provides a structured bank of IEP/Annual Review outcomes, SMART targets, and linked teaching strategies to support pupils with SEND. Covers Communication & Interaction, Cognition & Learning, Literacy, Maths, SEMH, and Sensory & Independence. Outcomes written for end-of-Key Stage, with SMART Targets broken down into one-year achievable steps. Strategy Codes link to a Strategy Bank sheet with concise, practical classroom strategies. Designed for SEND teachers, SENDCOs, and support staff – saves hours of planning and writing targets. Clear formatting and fully editable for your school’s context. Nearly 300 EHCP Outcomes and related IEPs

Here is a bike-safety PowerPoint I used with my class to teach them necessary skills before a Bikeability session. This PowerPoint covers 3 lessons: Introduction to Bike Safety Getting to know your bike e.g. parts of a bike Skills and road awareness On the presentation, there are also some activities included e.g. labelling the bike, labelling the safety features and more.

A simple dewey decimal system to display in a class or a library. There are simple and eye-catching pictures to help people find the correct type of book. There is also an easy to use description to support people to find the information they need.

A social story aimed at reducing anxiety for those who can find football a tricky/frustrating experience. Aimed at pupils with SEND, but would be suitable for mainstream pupils too. There are seven pages to it which cover: Other children not playing fairly Feeling pressure Losing How to stay calm Reflection questions

Here is an easy to understand leaflet to inform parents, staff and pupils about what ELSA is and how it can support with emotional wellbeing.

Help your pupils to write emails by using a modern Gmail template. There are 6 teaching points included, an example email and two templates to support writing.

Over 75 questions across 9 categories to debate and practice oracy skills. Easy to use powerpoint with action buttons to debate important topics across education, politics, ethics, sports and more. Includes helpful advice on how to debate and sentence stems to support detailed discussion.

Editable feeling volcano based on a 5 point scale aimed at supporting regulation for pupils.

A few activities which are aimed at KS1 comparing houses through time. Activity 1: Ordering types of houses from The Iron Age to Modern days. Activity 2: Comparing parts of houses from The Tudors, Victorian and Modern age.

This resources is based around a SECRET MISSION where the children have to pass different tasks (SATs practice) to complete a secret task. I am going to be using this with my KS1 class as their anxiety levels are high and I feel they need this practice and task to help them feel better about doing these tests. I have created a mission letter, ID badges, booklet cover, door sign, clue labels and certificate for when they complete the tests at the end.

I have included several weeks of my cornerstones topic resources which include finding bridges on a world map, designing towers, creating and categorising bridges and more.

This is an easy method to work out percentages which can be taught to children across KS2. Will be a useful method when it comes to SATs.

I have used the Google Mail template to create my own email template for a piece of writing. Am using this with KS1 but the smaller lines would also be suitable for KS2.

I have created a resource which fits into the IKEA Tolsby picture frames. There is a resource for Literacy and one for Maths. I have included a PDF and an editable PPT with a blank frame. This helps with number reversal, place value and a success criteria for literacy and topic.

A poster describing the benefits of using AI sites, such as Chat GPT, to support with teacher workload.

This is aimed at EYFS/KS1 to help children practice addition and subtraction up to two 2 digit numbers. I would advise that the number cards were laminated and then they will be able to fit them in the missing gaps.

This is an activity where children can draw and label what different types of clothing people would wear in different climates.

A simple resource to teach about climates in different parts of the world.

I have created a writing frame to encourage children to write through a ‘messaging app’. I have made it look as close to Apple Messages as possible, so the children would have some background knowledge. The document has 3 versions with lines of different sizing.

In DT and a lesson on towers, we used different types of biscuits to decide which would be best and the most supportive.

This is a medium term plan proforma which could be used across Key Stages which has space for all of the different subjects.