This is a useful plenary template that can be used time and time again, can be stuck into books or used as an exit ticket. Helps you and students clearly see where they started and how far they have come.

This is a resource that I have used a number of times and that has contributed towards outstanding feedback in lesson observations. This can be used to help students identify the skills that they have developed in different parts of the lesson/topic/SOW this worksheet is linked to a particular lesson where students worked on these for strands of: Effective Participator, Team Worker, Independent Enquirer and Reflective Learner. The strands link to PLTS (Personal Learning and Thinking Skills) and have been used with students ranging between Key Stages 3, 4 and 5 and in a range of subjects including English, PSHE and Citizenship.

This is a template to clarify the think-pair-share activity for students, this in on the subject of adultery but can be adapted for any topic/age range.

This is a range of activities and a PowerPoint to welcome your class back on the first day, I use this with my new Yr.7 students but it can be used with any year group and age. The resources include a timetable for the day, an opportunity to make a new class charter, about me display, tutor board and getting to know the school through a treasure hunt, this activity is perfect for getting to know your new class and putting the boundaries in place from the start.