This is a handout that can be stuck into pupils books that remonds them of various thinking skills. Can be used to encourage them to think about what they have done in class in relation to the 5 skills.

If you're looking to set up a school magazine, this worksheet is designed to get pupils to offer their support and ideas - pupil voice initiative.

There are three different types attached here that excuse pupils from class and explain what they're doing to raise money - I use them with my form when we raise money for CIN.

2 little slides that set up an anti bullying poster competition so that posters can be made and to heighten awareness - I use it in assembly.

When we had issues with litter, we diecided to get pupils involved and this was one of the initiatives that we launched - ready for you to adpat with your context to display around school.

This poster is ready to roll - just add some images from your school with the logo and make multiple copies that tell pupils where and how to apply.

This is one of the designs of praise postcards used to send out to parents of pupils when they have done well in English.

I designed these very simple self evaluation questionairres for pupils as part of their mentoring process. Pupils fill these in by asking teachers their levels and it encourages them to take ownership of their learning.

Lesson PP on Team Building with Resources

This is a small tutorial that introduces some poems and explains why we fall silent at 11am. It is being used in all forms across the school, prior to our 11am silence.

This is a Cross Curricular Quiz - Ideal for form time with a focus on one country. Covers questions for every subject.

Building on the other resources that I have uploaded for setting up a school magazine, this is a full lesson PP with the L/Os: To practise using punctuation. To understand how magazine covers appeal to different audiences. To plan my own magazine cover for the school magazine.

This is a full lesson PP that can be used whole school on enterprise days to get pupils to organise a music event - includes lots of skills work.

As part of the continued development of good and outstanding training, and with Ofste'd focu on demonstrating progress, I have been sending out little tutorials with ideas on them to show progress. There are instructions / ideas on each with a screen template that can be copied and pasted into any lesson. There are quite a few of them to try, so please do have a look for them under 'Demonstrating Progress Miss R'. They&'re not much but designed to be quick ideas. This one is about getting the start of lessons right!

With Ofsted's driver of making progress explicit, these little fun ways of showing progress from the start to the end of the lesson might be of use. They&'re fun and lighthearted and just another way of engaging with the progress of the individual child.

This is the first Maths lesson that I taught. In this, I set the expectations for the pupils and explain how lessons will start and what is expected of all pupils. Basically - setting the stall out.

This is training for staff that I adapted so that a core of older children could be trained as mentors in school. Al resources are uploaded with it but, to adapt and implement, you will want to use your own school reports.

This is a Cross Curricular Quiz - Ideal for form time with a focus on one country. Cpvers questions for every subject.

I’ve used and adapted this for years with lectures at MMU and for all teachers in my school. I don’t normally share my teacher training PPs but somebody lifted this version from our shared area and is using it to train and charging for the training in good to outstanding workshops. As the rightful owner of it, I take it as my right to share it for free! So I hope that it is as useful to other staff as it is to mine.

This is one of the designs of praise postcards used to send out to parents of pupils when they have done well in English.