This booklet is designed to give students a focus for their work experience and helps them them to document the work experience process. Includes: Student code of conduct (student must sign prior to work), Target setting (example given that meets the expectation of employers), Diary (daily reflection), record of skills developed (how achieved and how to develop further), An explanation of the work placement process (for parents and employers). ***Add school logo and Print as a booklet***

An activity book designed for tutors. Students can work through activities and activities can act to stimulate class discussion. Stickers can be added when students demonstrate skills across the curriculum. Students and teachers can track attendance using the wall chart. License for one tutor group (up to 30). Ensure you check term dates match your own and re-order as applicable. Please leave feedback. Thanks for browsing. Topics including: self assured, self motivated, Science, Maths, English, BTEC, citizenship, resilience, informed citizen, cooperative and more.

Two activities that promote good interview technique, positive responses and body language. Activity 1: sitting in pairs, students ask the example interview questions to their partner. The partner responds, they flip the card over (print both sides) and reveal the true meaning of the interview question as well as the perfect response. Students compare their response to the suggested response. Activity 2: With students in pairs, sit one on the outside (interviewer) and one on the inside of the desk (interviewee). The interviewer asks the questions provided and takes notes. After 4-5 minutes call 'time' and the students on the inside move to the next interviewer. When students return to the first interviewer they swap and become the interviewer. Worksheet: Interview candidates give their worksheet to the interviewer and receive a score for their body language during the interview. These activities will last 2+ lessons depending on class size.

Uses Microsoft PowerPoint not PowerPoint online. Engaging PowerPoint interactive Quiz with links to numeracy. Follows the same format as the popular TV game show. Use as a fun lesson, starter or end of year activity. Differentiated by task (Mental, Skill, Physical and Mystery). Teacher led activity with no prior knowledge required. Keep track of how many Crystals collected. Try to collect as many gold tokens as possible (requires macro’s to be enabled).

A PowerPoint with supporting instructions, starter and extension activities. Best if you use tealight candles. Encourages students to consider variables and to make accurate measurements. Students draw a graph to show their results. If students are difficult to motivate then ask them to estimate how long a candle would last in a specific volume (i.e. 300ml beaker) which they will have to produce a graph to extrapolate or interpolate to find this out. You could test a 300ml beaker at the end to test this. The extension activity promotes higher level scientific thought. It is unknown if the carbon dioxide smothers the candle or if the oxygen runs out first. Most students will say the taller candle as this will last longer!

Tape the sheets to a small box (dice). Students choose a topic and roll the dice to determine how to present their information. Adapt slide two with your own topics.

Flip cards to promote memory recall of the edexcel B1 biology topic. Ideal preparation for spotting areas of weakness and independent study. Students line out the cards and answer the question flipping the card to check the answer. Students MUST return to the start if they get the answer wrong (this is key to consolidating the learning). Slide 3 is an extension activity where students come up with the questions to the answers provided. PRINT ONE COPY of slides 1-2 on both sides of A4. CHECK THAT THE BOXES LINE UP and adjust if required by moving one of the tables accordingly. Now print your class set and let the kids cut them out because this ensures a calm start to the lesson.

Students match key employability skills to definitions. Student then rank their perceived ability at each skill. Students can return to this after a period of training or work experience and demonstrate their progress.

An A3 worksheet to stimulate thought into choosing a career destination. Students answer questions about themselves, their network of career contacts before researching their chosen career path.

Flip cards to promote memory recall of the C1 chemistry topic. Ideal preparation for spotting areas of weakness and independent guided study. Students line out the cards and answer the question flipping the card to check the answer. Students MUST return to the start if they get the answer wrong (this is key to consolidating prior learning). Slide 3 is an extension activity where students come up with the questions to the answers provided. PRINT ONE COPY of slides 1-2 on both sides of A4. CHECK THAT THE BOXES LINE UP and adjust if required by moving one of the tables accordingly. Now print your class set and let the kids cut them out because this ensures a calm start to the lesson.

Getting support from home has been proven to positively impact grades. This booklet is designed for parents to support their child revising the B1 Foundation Topic. Give a 5 star rating if you want all science booklets uploading as a bundle.