A series of 6 lessons to launch mindfulness in school. It provides lesson plans and resources to deliver six lessons.

These are knowledge organisers that cover the knowledge content needed for key stage 1 & 2 science. I send these home regularly for homework and test the children's memory recall weekly. I have had a very positive response from parents.

This is a PowerPoint used for whole school training on challenge, focusing on more able children. It includes several activities that teachers can give children in class to challenge their learning.

This is a Spanish knowledge organiser that can be sent home practice Spanish. I test their memory recall weekly.

This is a whole school staff meeting / INSET that teaches staff key aspects of knowledge, skills and understanding needed to teach computing at primary school . It covers, computational thinking, algorithms, logical reasoning, decomposition, patterns and abstraction.

These are two interactive staff meetings that introduce Kagan to staff in school.

A PowerPoint to use as a whole school staff meeting that discusses why children 'forget' so much of what they learn. It includes the 'forgetting curve' and the implication this may have on our teaching. In addition it includes 12 strategies that assist spaced retrieval and in turn childrens ability to memorise learning.

A whole school presentation / staff meeting on challenge. Its gives ideas of how to incorporate challenge into learning and this links to the pit and solo taxonomy.

This presentation was used in an interactive whole school staff meeting. It includes; Links solo taxonomy to visible learning Contains a link to video describing solo taxonomy Describes the stages of solo taxonomy Informs why solo taxonomy is useful Contains strategies of how to use solo taxonomy in class

Whole school staff meeting presentation. Teaches staff about Solo Taxonomy and then teachers asked to plan next science topic using Solo Taxonomy.

This staff meeting discusses the impact of teaching for memory and why children forget so much of what they learn. It contains notes and suggested activities to use for spaced retrieval.

Whole school staff meeting presentation. It includes activities to promote thinking in classrooms. Staff can have a go at several of the activities.

During a conversation with John Hattie at a conference in Leeds he asked me 'when was the last time as a parent that you received feedback about my children from their school?'. This quickly made me realise that other than parents evenings and quick conversations i didn't give my pupils parents enough feedback. I devised this feedback template to give to parents. So far parents have loved it.