This can be used with Primary classes for a discussion on rules and responsibility in school, at home, in society. It contains worksheets and a PP presentation. The contents are : Short play - Questions for discussion Reading passage for discussion- school in Australia with no rules Discussion cards Writing activity and template- Makebelieve Town called Doasapleez Our Class Rules template

This resource looks at how we can respect others at school, at home and in the wider environment. It includes questions, quotes, a poem and situations. It has also been uploaded in PP format and the buyer may add animations and timings as required. Suitable for British Values, Citizenship and PSHE classes for KS2 -KS4.

Chinese New Year activities.

Ideal for International Day. This PowerPoint presentation looks at St.Patrick and includes some pictures of Ireland and a map of the provinces. It also includes some fun activities such as a word search, bookmarks, a card and a map to colour and label. Great for International Day if your country of focus is Ireland - all the necessary info you need for a great day in the classroom! It is suitable for all age groups KS1 upwards.

This 20 slide presentation is to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's birthday this April 21st. It is in the form of a PowerPoint presentation - however, the slides may also be printed out in colour and used as flashcards or posters for classroom display. In addition, there are several worksheets containing two word searches, a gapfill, an acrostic poem template, a comprehension , a write a letter to the Queen template and a write a story template. The resource ( a must for this month!) can be used for any age from KS2 upwards. Copyright to owner.

April 22nd 2016 is Earth Day- are you ready? This presentation looks at rivers- identifying rivers of the world, the uses of rivers, river damage and river protection. Also includes three slides which can be printed and used as posters. Ideal for Geography on Earth Day 2016

This is the second in a series of BREXIT/BREMAIN resources in the lead up to the big vote on June 23rd this year. Who? What? Why? When? Where? Why should I be bothered? Discuss this hot topic with your students, get some debate going and let them share their opinion. Resource is in the form of a PowerPoint presentation (info, discussion and quiz) and has an additional three worksheets at the end. Great for KS3 upwards, ESL and SEN students at home and abroad.

A PowerPoint presentation outlining the Invictus Games and with discussion questions to follow. Suitable for English, PE,Civics, PSHE , ESL, SEN.

Introductory resource for GCSE ‘Animal farm’ by George Orwell. There are three files. This resource contains: • A PowerPoint introducing the background, setting and purpose of ‘Animal Farm’ including information about the revolution in Russia and the author • 8 worksheets with an Orwell bio gap fill and comprehension, word search, author and character fact file template, make your own students’ rights symbol template • A PowerPoint presentation on the background and events of the Russian revolution 1917 All printable. Suitable for Key Stage 2/3 and Edexcel GCSE English.

A global resource focusing on one of the IB PYP trans-disciplinary themes, ‘Who we are’. This resource looks at self, beliefs, values and relationships, including families and the world. The resource contains: -A PowerPoint presentation - with pairwork discussion questions and featuring Manuela and her life. -Worksheets for follow up- templates about my world, people in my life, things in my life, me, WORLD acrostic poem template, Word search. 20 slides Suitable for primary (KS1/KS2) and a useful introduction to the theme,

International Baccalaureate resource for primary (KS2)- cross curricular. This resource contains: Definitions of emigration and immigration Pictures for discussion A twelve page diary of an Irish immigrant girl travelling to America in the 1800’s. 10 writing activities. (Print out and use as task cards.) Suitable for IBPYP trans-disciplinary theme ‘Where we are in place and time’.

This is a PowerPoint presentation accompanied by worksheets for discussion and writing. It centres around conflict and diversity and is suitable for PSHE, Citizenship, IGCSE English as a Second language Speaking and Writing Practice and general use in Assembly or Tutor Time. Ages above 11 would find it most useful.

A resource to commemorate Martin Luther King Day this January. This PowerPoint resource has five flashcards/posters in colour, timeline dates and events for discussion, discussion prompts and pictures of 20/21st century social activists It is accompanied by 8 worksheets (guided writing, poster making, wordsearch).

This presentation takes a look at democracy,elections, debate, the parties and leaders in the UK and poses some discussion questions about voting. In addition there are ten task cards for class election, research, debate. This is a perfect resource for PSHE,Citizenship, British Values, English, History or Politics class for the end of term prior to the General Election on June 8th

A fun resource for St. Patrick’s day this March. Contains a mini-quiz, an acrostic Ireland poem, a reading, a poster, templates for bookmarks, cards, a poem, a name plate, a word search and a map to colour. Great fun for the students this festive day when everyone should be Irish.

This 21 slide resource provides opportunities for discussion and debate on racism, intolerance and promoting multi-culturalism in the 21st century. Differentiation opportunities for individual or group work. Learning objective: to help pupils gain social skills, fitting them for life in a democratic, multicultural modern country. Links to SMSC / PSHE /British Values

A PowerPoint presentation for any year group explaining what Ramadan is, the food and traditions, some Arabic phrases connected to Ramadan and a discussion prompt about special festivals. This is to encourage students to embrace the multi-cultural side of Britain.

This is an original poster/ flashcard for Anti Bullying Week 2022 - with the theme ‘Reach Out’ you’re not alone.