A game to print of - pupils to look out and find the items on the list.

12 websites that you can use in tutor time that do not require a mobile phone

This pack contains a question a day revision resource, a activity pack for pupils to do using retrieval and spaced learning and some helpful hints. I have printed back to back as an A3 booklet as a handout for Year 11.

A assembly with a 5 minute tube link about the inspirational father and son, Rick and Dick Hoyt. When on the achievements page I would talk about the who they actually are - leave the “surprise” of the disability until the video.

At assembly for upper school to help them manage their time and to do lists.

An assembly intend to give to my y9 year group involving the ten year challenge and how jamie vardy has come to fame in that time

A reminder to how to design great assessment

Using the ideas of threats to validity from Kane, Crooks and Cohen to use for staff INSET

Postcards should be printed on card. Given out to students and the they write them out to staff for a morale boost!

an overview of my physics curriculum Download my Physics curriculum map as well https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/physics-gcse-curriculum-map-aqa-12204332 Thanks

A Physics curriculum map

An assembly I have created to raise awareness of the language used in my year group.

A resource to show at tutor time for students to learn the names of the 50 US states, their codes and their capitals.

A resource I created as head of year for the use of my tutors to help their tutees learn the phonetic alphabet

A to Z activity sheet for students to write key words and terms down from a topic that begin with each letter of the alphabet. A to Z double has space on the back to draw an image representing the key word. There is also an option not to have this. Let me know your thoughts on twitter @TJohns85

A simple template for students to make their own flash cards with 2 instruction cards as a sample. See this blog here as to why I made them http://www.learningscientists.org/blog/2016/2/20-1

A simple grid resource that students fill in. Questions on one side and the answers on the other. Students can use the small grid at the bottom to give points (IE 1 point - shade in green) and shade in all the questions the student gives one point to in the same colour.

This resource contains: A Seneca Learning Questionnaire - to see how effective the resource is in your classrooms and schools A tally chart - to record your questionnaire scores The school certificates which can be downloaded also direct from Seneca Learning

A sheet to be used for review end of year exams. Edit as you see fit. Let me know how if you use on twitter @TJohns85

Two planning sheets I have created to help compile my thoughts, research and notes in preparation for an interview. Sheet 1: teacher - is for the classroom teacher Sheet 2: leader - an extra sheet for those applying for middle and senior leadership