Perfect for extra buy in from your students! I love using these for Revision Clinic or Catch-Up Clinics and using my school’s reward system to encourage engagement. Download and personalise!

Want a way to help your students show gratitude to members of staff? Here is a simple, time-saving resource to help you do just that! Download and personalise!

A KS3 lesson (aimed at Year 8) exploring how sexuality was understood and expressed in the early modern period. This lesson focuses on five key figures from European royalty and nobility: King James I of England, Queen Anne of England, Queen Christina of Sweden, Arabella Hunt and Baron Hervey. Ideal lesson for diversifying your curriculum or as a standalone lesson to celebrate LGBT History Month or Pride Month. Card Sort activity uses Twinkl resources available here: https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t3-p-019-lgbt-word-cards-for-discussion-with-definitions

A KS3 lesson (aimed at Year 7) exploring homosexuality and how it was understood in medieval society. This lesson focuses on four English kings: King William II, King Richard I (the Lionheart), King Edward II, and King Richard II. Ideal lesson for diversifying your curriculum or as a standalone lesson to celebrate LGBT History Month or Pride Month. Included: Lesson PowerPoint Worksheet Sources Card Sort activity uses Twinkl resources available here: https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/send-lgbt-sorting-and-discussion-cards-t-s-1639738395

This is great resource for generating unique challenges/extensions across all subjects! Each row has a different focus so there is something to appeal to all students. Can also be used as great way to discover revision techniques! ORANGE ROW: Verbal Focus YELLOW ROW: Mathematical Focus GREEN ROW: Artistic Focus BLUE ROW: Creative Focus PINK ROW: Musical Focus

This lesson bundle includes: Powerpoint of the Lesson Interactive Murder Case File for students to gather information about the murder victim* PDF of sources to carry out source analysis

This worksheet can be used with the ‘Coasts Virtual Fieldtrip’. Students can record what the hard or soft engineering method is, how it works, advantages and disadvantages.

This resource is an interactive PowerPoint which can be used to explore different coastal protection methods. When used on a tablet students can work independently to work their way along the UK coastline discovering hard and soft engineering methods. To be used with ‘A3 Coastal Protection Methods Grid’.

Ideal for Form Time or Pastoral Care. Perfect for Mental Health Awareness Week! BitMoji Editable

Book Suggestion Form perfect for Library sessions/Form Time. BitMoji editable

37 quotes for each week of the UK academic year. Includes a ‘Thought for the Week’ and a separate ‘Reflection’ slide for each quote. **Dates are editable. **

Perfect activity for all ages to chart their feelings over a month. Students colour in a water droplet each day with the corresponding colour for how they are feeling and write down why they feel this way in the cloud.