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This assembly PowerPoint is perfect for difficult conversations or assembly topics. From Black History Month, Women’s History Month, to teaching about LGBTQ+ Topics and Pride Month…the list goes on! This PowerPoint is designed to reach all year groups in an easy to follow manner and is perfect for form groups, 1 on 1 sessions or class / school assemblies. PowerPoint I use to teach my students about Unconscious Bias. This PPT is plug and play with: -Thought provoking questions -Definitions for key words and terms -Examples to discuss There is also a Follow Up Activity from DitchTheLabel

This all in one class monitoring system is essential for all teachers. This is the perfect document for back to school preparation and can be used for all subjects, specialties and exam boards. Every formula and title is easily changed and updated to fit whatever you need. It contains: Full reporting page for all exams (completely customisable) Break down of each test with average scores, RAG status and teacher comments, as well as automatic pop up when students need intervention or monitoring Visual Dashboard for Class Overview Average per test Bar chart for test analysis Average for the class Pie Chart for RAG status Print-able Snap shot report - perfect for parent conferences

This “How-To” Guide will enable ANYONE to be able to create dynamic reporting. Every step is broken down to ensure seamless and easy integration and use. Let’s create a clean, user-friendly Excel file that lets teachers: • Track student progress by topic • Record assessment scores (quizzes, exams, assignments) • Visualize performance with simple conditional formatting (e.g., traffic light RAG colors) • Add comments/notes per student • Calculate averages and highlight students needing extra support What It’ll include: Dashboard sheet summarizing class performance and progress Student data input sheet (names, IDs, etc.) Topic tracker with columns for each key GCSE topic Assessment input area with dates and scores RAG status auto-calculated based on score thresholds Comments column for teacher feedback Printable summary for parent meetings or reports

This document has everything for students to start revising. They will learn the importance of revision, the need for SMART Goals and how to write them. They will look at common revision strategies and some of their pros and cons; a sample of how to write up a revision timetable. They will even see tips for before, during and after exams as well as some questions for self-reflection.

Transform marking with this GCSE Science Marking Toolkit, including editable posters, comment banks, and reflection sheets—designed to save time and increase feedback quality for AQA, Edexcel, and Combined Science classes. Tired of spending hours marking with little impact? This beautifully designed Marking Toolkit Booklet is your all-in-one solution for fast, effective, and consistent feedback that actually helps students improve. This printable and fully editable Canva booklet includes everything you need to streamline your marking process while boosting student reflection, progress, and motivation. Perfect for busy teachers who want to reduce marking time and increase impact. What’s Inside: Clear How to Mark More Efficiently step-by-step guide Editable Marking Codes Poster to standardise feedback Time-saving Comment Bank with ready-to-use phrases Whole-Class Feedback Templates to reduce individual marking workload Student Reflection & Response Sheets to promote accountability Why teachers love it: Saves hours of marking time (Up to 60%) Improves student understanding of feedback Looks professional in your classroom or department Supports consistency across teams and key stages Easy to edit. Easy to print. Ready to use. Marking reflection Student response to feedback Whole class feedback Marking time saver Metacognitive reflection Assessment for learning Ideal for KS3, KS4 (GCSE), and adaptable across all subjects. GCSE Science, marking, feedback toolkit, comment bank, exit ticket, AQA, Edexcel, printable school resources

“GCSE Exam Warm-Up: 10-Minute Study Challenge” A one-page printable worksheet that students can use at the beginning of a revision session to boost motivation, activate prior knowledge, and get into the study mindset. Perfect for KS4, this sheet: Works with any subject Encourages self-reflection & planning Includes a quick knowledge recall task Helps students think like an examiner (For use in class, tutoring sessions, or as homework) “If you found this useful, I have a full set of printable templates, trackers, and reflection sheets in my TES store!”

This is a revision reflection + retrieval strategy tool that mimics metacognitive questioning and builds habits of self-coaching. It’s framed like the student is prompting themselves as if guided by a tutor or even an AI coach — totally unique, future-facing, and engaging. This resource: Combines self-reflection + recall + error correction Teaches students to talk themselves through exam prep like a pro Includes an “AI-style” self-dialogue that students complete each session Works across any GCSE subject Included is a teacher usage guide with ideas on how to implement