This resource is designed to raise awareness and encourage open debate about bullying among primary children, specifically KS2. It can be used in PSHE lessons or as part of a themed week like Anti Bullying week. You can pick up this resource and teach easily. There are 3 sessions to cover, which could be delivered across a full day or across a week. This resource is more than just establishing what bullying is. It helps children to establish and discuss in greater detail, the types of bullying, with a particular emphasis on the most common types of bullying that affects primary children. It goes further to identify what to do to get help and how to help yourself. Each session has a teaching PowerPoint, with opportunities to talk and discuss, with opportunities for extra challenge. ALL SESSIONS INCLUDE WEBLINKS WITH VIDEOS TO WATCH. Every session has a follow up activity, which is differentiated and designed to embed the learning from that session. All resources are included and ready to use and can be edited easily, if required. SESSION 1: Defining bullying and identifying types of bullying. Follow up activity: Storyboarding activity SESSION 2: Cyberbullying, including how to keep safe online. Follow up activity: Creating stay safe online posters SESSION 3: Social & verbal bullying. Follow up activity: Creating drama to show the different types of social bullying.

Shape property worksheet. Children name and draw shape and count number of sides and vertices. Independence encouraged through shape reminder picture at top of sheet for help. Prepared with WALT and handy smiley face self-assessment for children and traffic light stamp for quick marking. Especially suited for lower KS2

Divide whole numbers by 100, supports White rose scheme andNational Curriculum: Y4 use place value, known and derived facts to multiply and divide mentally. Also supports White Rose maths Teaching PowerPoint, with visuals, with questions linked to follow up activities, to encourage independent learning. Differentiated activities for three levels. Varied fluency and reasoning and problems solving questions, plus open ended, ‘Go Deeper’ questions. Answers now included to save you time marking.Enough content to be used over multiple lessons. Ideal for lower KS2. CONTENTS: -Teaching PowerPoint (17 slides) • 8 varied fluency questions for each level. • 6 reasoning and problem-solving questions for each level. • 2 Go Deeper maths questions for each level to encourage deeper learning. -ANSWERS INCLUDED for varied fluency and reasoning and problem solving questions for quicker marking.

Quick place value assessment question for children to complete independently. Three differentiated levels, ready to print, 2 to a page. Can be linked to Roman place value hunt if wanted. Easy to edit, if required. Especially suited for lower KS2. Includes Prepared WALT, smiley face assessment stamper for children to complete and traffic light stamp for easier, quicker marking. Microsoft Publisher

Place value maths assessment question KS2, especially suited for lower KS2. Good link to maths White Rose Scheme. Three differentiated levels, can be used at the end of a practical place value lesson or in a morning the next day to complete independently and to assess learning. Comes with WALT, Smiley face stamper for children’s self assessment and a traffic light stamper for easier marking. Two copies on each page, ready to print, easy to edit, if required. Microsoft Publisher

Contains 17 pages of teaching place value on Activ Primary flipcharts. Includes visual representations to help embed concept, games, activities and interactive weblinks. Can be edited, if required. Suited to KS2, especially lower KS2.

Eight questions designed to deepen maths understanding and maths mastery. Based on shape and space, KS2, reflections, co-ordinates and quadrilaterals.Questions taken from the White Rose maths Scheme, and clipped into this format. Can be used as plenaries or pre-printed out at once and left in ‘Go Deeper’ maths wallets during the topic to stretch earlier finishers, to promote independence.