Generate unlimited trial SAT papers for the year 6 arithmetic paper. This downloadable spreadsheet is all set up to generate unique full sample papers for your students with 36 questions in each. Just hit the refresh button for a new paper every time you need it. Complete with an answersheet, the test is designed to mirror the current SATS papers - and is loaded with questions based on the 2015/16 national curriculum. A great way to get your students ready for SATS.

30 weeks worth of writing prompts cards designed for Big Write or any extended writing sessions. Each prompt card contains 5 categories (characters, settings, problems, openings and endings) to help shape interesting and original stories – all the students need to do is shade the story they would like to write, stick it in their books and begin. They are intended as prompts to aid story construction with enough flexibility to create a myriad of different tales. E.g. the card might say a story that involves a King but he could be evil, peaceful or untrustworthy it is total up to them how they shape their story.

Loaded with over 200 questions from ten topics in the 2014 British National Curriculum, “Give Me Five” tests your students’ maths skills against the clock! Students take it in turns to play. Choose your topic and then simply click on the spinning wheel to randomly select a question. The student then has 12 seconds to ‘Give You Five’ answers to the question on the board before the buzzer sounds. This is a great test of students’ creativity and comprehension, and helps to create an exciting environment for the whole class to discover maths.

Generate unlimited trial SAT papers for the Year 2 arithmetic paper. This downloadable spreadsheet is all set up to generate unique full sample papers for your students with 25 questions in each. Just hit the refresh button for a new paper every time you need it. Complete with an answer sheet, the test is designed to mirror the 2016 SATs papers - and is loaded with questions based on the 2015/16 national curriculum. A great way to get your students ready for SATs.

A simple guide to what relative clauses are used for and suggested words to use in sentences.\n\nI have printed them back-to-back and hung them from the ceiling. It has got my children using them more often in their work and knowing what they mean just in case they come up in SATs!

This resource has over 30 questions from Number and Place section of new 2014 British National Curriculum, Give Me Five tests your students’ maths skills against the clock!\n\nStudents take it in turns to play. Choose your topic and then simply click on the spinning wheel to randomly select a question. The student then has 12 seconds to ‘Give You Five’ answers to the question on the board before the buzzer sounds.\n\nThis is a great test of students’ creativity and comprehension, and helps to create an exciting environment for the whole class to discover maths.