Superhero Snap Cube Challenge Cards are a fun, hands-on resource designed to help children build, count, and compare cube-based superhero faces. Each card gives learners a visual pattern to follow, encouraging them to recreate the design using snap cubes before counting how many cubes were used. This engaging activity supports fine motor skills, visual discrimination, pattern recognition, and early number sense, while keeping children motivated with a playful superhero theme. Perfect for maths centres, independent work, morning tubs, small group activities, and intervention sessions, these challenge cards are ideal for early years and KS1 learners who enjoy practical learning. The set includes a variety of superhero faces for children to build and explore, making it easy to differentiate and use again and again.

Bring your reading corner or classroom display to life with this bright and engaging Animated VIPERS Reading Posters set, designed especially for primary children. These posters provide a fun, clear and colourful way to teach the VIPERS reading strategies and support pupils with comprehension in an eye-catching, easy-to-understand format. Each poster uses a playful, child-friendly design with bold lettering, vibrant colours, and lively visual elements to make the strategies memorable and appealing. The set is ideal for displaying in classrooms, reading areas, guided reading spaces, or intervention groups. What’s included: Vocabulary Inference Predict Explain Retrieve Summarise / Sequence Additional overview/preview posters for presenting the full set Why teachers love it: Clear and engaging VIPERS strategy posters Designed with primary-aged learners in mind Bright, animated, and fun styling to help capture children’s attention Perfect for supporting reading comprehension Great for classroom displays, reading walls, and literacy focus areas Easy to print and display Ideal for: Primary classrooms Reading corners Guided reading groups Literacy working walls Intervention sessions Home learning or tutoring environments This resource helps pupils understand the key VIPERS reading skills in a visual and memorable way, encouraging discussion, independent thinking, and deeper comprehension across a wide range of texts.

A comprehensive set of curriculum progression sheets for primary schools, covering EYFS to Year 6 across key subjects and areas of learning. This resource includes clear, school-friendly progression statements for Science, PE, Art, Music, PSHE and RSE, Languages, Personal Development, Computing, History and Geography, making it ideal for subject leaders, curriculum planning, staff reference and whole-school curriculum design. Each sheet includes: Year-by-year progression from EYFS to Year 6 A whole-school skill progression table for each subject Year 6 greater depth indicators to support challenge and assessment Clear, concise language suitable for staff and leadership use A professional layout ready to use, adapt or share This resource is perfect for: Subject leadership and curriculum mapping School-wide progression planning Monitoring knowledge and skills over time Staff CPD and curriculum documentation Supporting consistent progression across primary phases A practical and well-structured resource for any primary school looking to strengthen curriculum coherence and progression across the whole school.

Support your students’ wellbeing with this engaging and age-appropriate Year 3/4 Health & Physical Education resource focused on mental health, emotions, help-seeking, and trusted adults. Designed in a colourful illustrated sticker style, this resource uses a warm, reassuring tone to help children understand that everyone has mental health, feelings change, and talking helps. This pack is ideal for introducing or reinforcing conversations about emotional wellbeing in a safe, supportive classroom environment. It encourages students to reflect on their feelings, identify healthy coping strategies, and recognise the trusted adults they can turn to for support. What’s included: A presentation titled “It’s OK to Not Be OK” A matching TES cover poster Detailed teacher lesson plan notes Slide-by-slide teaching guidance Key discussion prompts A simple class activity on identifying trusted adults Differentiation ideas and wellbeing/safeguarding reminders A positive closing message: “Be Kind to Your Mind” Resource focus This lesson helps students understand: Everyone has mental health Feelings change and that’s normal Talking about worries and feelings can help Looking after our minds is just as important as looking after our bodies Trusted adults can provide support Perfect for: Mental health and wellbeing units Wellbeing week activities Pastoral care or class discussion lessons Classrooms, small groups, or whole-class teaching Features Child-friendly language Calm, reassuring tone Visually engaging sticker-style design Practical, teacher-friendly structure Encourages safe discussion without requiring personal disclosures Supports emotional literacy and help-seeking skills Why teachers will love it This resource makes an important topic easier to teach in a way that feels positive, accessible, and age-appropriate. It gives teachers everything they need to lead meaningful wellbeing conversations while helping students build confidence in recognising emotions and asking for help.

Kids Positivity Postcard is a bright, playful classroom resource designed to help children build self-esteem and peer support. Pupils write kind messages to classmates, focusing on kindness, effort, resilience, and talents. The postcard includes clear fill-in prompts such as “To:”, “From:”, “I appreciate you because…”, “You are really good at…”, “Keep going when…”, and “A kind message from me:”, giving children an easy structure for positive peer feedback. The design uses cheerful colours, friendly kid-focused visuals, and fun pop-culture-inspired accents like music, anime, and sports motifs to make the activity engaging and age-appropriate.

Part 2 Boost Your Child’s Confidence and SATs Results with This Comprehensive 10-Session Programme This expertly designed workbook provides everything Year 6 students need to master the arithmetic skills tested in their SATs exams. With 25+ pages of structured practice, worked examples, and progressive difficulty levels, students build confidence from foundational concepts to exam-ready mastery. What’s Inside: ✓ 10 Focused Sessions covering all key arithmetic topics: Large Number Subtraction & Column Multiplication BODMAS (Order of Operations) Fractions: Dividing, Adding Three Fractions, Mixed & Improper Conversions, Fractions of Amounts Division: Short & Long Division Methods Percentages: Finding Percentages of Amounts (Simple & Complex), Percentage Increase/Decrease 2 Comprehensive Recap Lessons with authentic SATs-style questions ✓ Proven 4-Level Progression System: Worked Examples with step-by-step solutions Section A: Fluency - Build core skills Section B: Developing - Apply techniques Section C: Mastery - Tackle challenging contexts Section D: Reasoning - Prove understanding with explanations ✓ SATs-Focused Design: Questions mirror actual SATs arithmetic paper format Working grids for clear calculations Real-world contexts and multi-step problems Reasoning questions that develop mathematical thinking Perfect For: Home learning and revision SATs preparation (Spring/Summer term) Building arithmetic confidence Parents supporting their child’s learning Teachers seeking structured homework resources Why This Workbook Works: Each session follows a proven learning sequence: understand the rule → see it modelled → practice with support → master independently → explain your thinking. This scaffolded approach ensures deep understanding, not just memorization. Give your child the arithmetic skills and exam confidence they need to succeed in their Year 6 SATs!

Build confidence and fluency in arithmetic with this structured, progressive workbook designed specifically for Year 6 SATs preparation. This professionally designed 30-page workbook takes pupils on a clear journey from worked examples through to mastery-level reasoning — covering all the arithmetic skills needed for the KS2 SATs. What’s inside: Worked examples with step-by-step methods for every topic Progressive difficulty: Fluency → Developing → Mastery → Reasoning Column addition, subtraction, multiplication & division Place value, fractions, decimals & percentages Real-world reasoning problems with space for working Session tracker for pupil self-assessment Engaging, child-friendly design with clear layouts Perfect for: Whole-class SATs preparation Intervention & booster groups Homework or morning work Tutoring & home learning How to use: Each session follows the same structure — worked examples first, then graduated practice. Pupils can track their own progress using the session tracker at the front.

Support Year 5–6 pupils with this set of 6 printable handwriting worksheets based on the statutory England spelling list. Each sheet is designed for welcome time / morning work and combines trace-and-copy spelling practice with a short sentence-writing task, helping pupils build confidence in both spelling and handwriting. This resource is ideal for daily independent practice, early morning activities, or quick handwriting warm-ups. The worksheets are clear, uncluttered, and easy to use, making them suitable for whole-class work, intervention groups, or home learning. Each page includes: A set of five focus spelling words Traceable cursive-style word practice Lines for pupils to copy the words neatly A sentence-writing challenge using one of the focus words A clean, classroom-friendly layout designed for independent work The spelling lists included are: accommodate, accompany, according, achieve, aggressive amateur, ancient, apparent, appreciate, attached available, average, awkward, bargain, bruise category, cemetery, committee, communicate, community competition, conscience, conscious, controversy, convenience correspond, criticise, curious, definite, desperate This pack is perfect for: Year 5 and Year 6 Morning work / welcome time Handwriting practice Spelling intervention Independent literacy tasks KS2 classroom use

This primary PE resource is designed for children who are unable to take part in regular PE lessons due to injury or illness. The pack provides a supportive, inclusive alternative that keeps pupils engaged, thinking about movement, and involved in the lesson while resting or recovering safely. The worksheets include a varied mix of activities to suit different learners and lesson objectives. Children can enjoy a colouring page featuring a seated PE hero, complete a short theory and safety task about healthy choices while injured, design their own imaginative seated PE game, colour healthy habits, sort safe and unsafe choices, and create a PE adventure story. The pack combines calm, low-impact tasks with creative and reflective work, making it ideal for children who need to sit out but still want to feel part of the lesson. This resource helps pupils to: stay included during PE lessons think about recovery, rest, and safe choices develop creativity through imaginative tasks practise reading, sorting, and reflection skills complete accessible work while injured Perfect for primary classrooms, supply folders, PE cover work, injury support, or classroom intervention use. The worksheets are simple to use, visually engaging, and suitable for children who need a quiet alternative to active participation.

Bring a bold, modern twist to mindfulness with these GTA 6-inspired wellbeing colouring sheets. Designed with a neon-coastal vibe, this set combines calming line art with cool city-and-beach scenes that students can colour at their own pace. Perfect for wellbeing time, early finishers, quiet activities, or a relaxing classroom display, these sheets encourage creativity while giving learners a chance to unwind. This resource includes original colouring pages featuring palm-lined streets, rooftop relaxation scenes, beach sunsets, and other stylish tropical city-inspired settings. The designs are text-free, easy to print, and suitable for a wide range of age groups. Great for use in art, tutor time, wellbeing sessions, or as a calming independent activity.