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-Assembly resource -Optional prayer at the end -Assembly focus: Resilience and adapting to change. Assembly starts with a reference to Charles Darwin and examples of adaptations in animals. This leads into a discussion on how we must adapt to changes in our lives and how to deal with changes/setbacks.

-Assembly resource -Optional prayer at the end -Assembly focus: Really interesting assembly on the origins of Valentine’s day and traditional customs around the world

Plant transport topic for OCR A level. MODULE 3: EXCHANGE AND TRANSPORT 8 full lessons including key info, activities and clear specification points, an excellent ready to teach resource.

-Well presented resource sold including a trilogy and a separate science version to use -All spec points included -Key knowledge included -A bank of retrieval Qs for each practical

-Excellent resource for revision sessions -Covers all specification points -Student centred, lesson is a series of mini activities for pupils to attempt with all answers to activities included -Student resource included to scaffold and save time -Includes retrieval pop-quizzes to assess understanding -Includes activities for trilogy and separate science biology, sep-only content is clearly signposted and can be skipped for use with trilogy pupils

-Excellent resource for revision sessions -Covers all specification points (including specification points on ‘health’) -Student centred, lesson is a series of mini activities for pupils to attempt with all answers to activities included -Student resource included to scaffold and save time -Includes retrieval pop-quizzes to assess understanding with HT -HT-only content is clearly signposted and can be skipped for use with FT pupils

-Excellent resource for revision sessions -Covers all specification points -Student centred, lesson is a series of mini activities for pupils to attempt with all answers to activities included -Student resource included to scaffold and save time -Includes retrieval pop-quizzes to assess understanding -Includes activities for trilogy and separate science biology, sep-only content is clearly signposted and can be skipped for use with trilogy pupils

-Assembly resource -Optional prayer at the end -Assembly focus: Soft skills, manners and body language. Assembly starts with some interesting research on what percentage of our communication is verbal vs non-verbal. Leads into the importance of body language and good manners when making a first impression, and how important soft skills are for employability.

Cellular Control entire topic for OCR A level. MODULE 6: GENETICS, EVOLUTION AND ECOSYSTEM Five full lessons including key info, activities and clear specification points, an excellent ready to teach resource.

-Assembly resource including a script -Optional prayer at the end -Assembly focus: Integrity and courage. Focus is on famous faces that have stood up for what is right, final reflection is on Martin Niemöller’s emotive WW2 ‘first they came…’ poem

-Assembly resource -Optional prayer at the end -Assembly focus: Resilience and hard work. Positive assembly focussing on the importance of hard work and resilience to achieve success. Includes examples of celebrities that failed many times before they were successful and ends with the story of Chris Gardner who inspired the film ‘The Pursuit of Happyness’.

-Assembly resource -Optional prayer at the end -Assembly focus: Alan Turing (homophobia, LGBTQ, tolerance, prejudice). Assembly focuses on the life of Alan Turing and how despite his monumental contributions to the war effort, he was a victim of prejudice. Reflects on prejudice against LGBTQ individuals and the importance of tolerance & acceptance in communities.

Classification and evolution for OCR A level. MODULE 4: BIODIVERSITY, EVOLUTION AND DISEASE 4 full lessons including key info, activities and clear specification points, an excellent ready to teach resource.

-Well presented resource sold including a trilogy and a separate science version to use -All spec points included -Key knowledge included -A bank of retrieval Qs for this topic -Exam style Qs for this topic including a mark scheme

This is a GCSE AQA Physics Paper 1 retrieval powerpoint. This is suitable for Combined Foundation, Combined Higher and Separate Science Physics. The purpose of this resource is to build pupils confidence for the base knowledge allowing them access longer response questions. There are built in macros (routines) that allow you or pupils to: Select a topic from paper 1 A randomise button at the start, this will allow a randomised quiz element. A continue randomise button on each slide to continue the quiz. The 1st slide shows instructions on how to use the powerpoint (please enable the content to allows the macros to work) and the breakdown of the slides. The 2nd and 3rd slide are identical, but I have exposed the 2nd slide to show you an idea of answers. I use this as a starter activity for exam groups, but you could also allow pupils to have a copy to use in their own exam preparation. -Sep only content is clearly signposted -All answers included -235 Qs in total

-Well presented resource sold including a trilogy and a separate science version to use -All spec points included -Key knowledge included -A bank of retrieval Qs for this topic -Exam style Qs for this topic including a mark scheme

Entire SOW for OCR Module 5: Neuronal communication Neatly formatted pupil booklet contains: -Contents page -Specification points -Key words and definitions -Retrieval bank 5 individual lessons each contain: -Specification points covered per lesson -5 prerequisite Qs and answers -10 retrieval Qs and answers -Key information/knowledge -A range of activities for pupils to complete including answers -Each booklet lesson has an accompanying PPT presentation This is an excellent SOW, neatly presented with clear specification focussed information and a range of student-led activities including answers.

-Assembly resource including a script -Optional prayer at the end -Assembly focus: Kindness and compassion. Assembly starts by asking pupils to consider the ethics of anti-homeless architecture and ends with real life examples of good Samaritans to promote kindness and compassion.

Fantastic revision resource, 150 biology retrieval questions organised into rounds of 50 questions, all answers are included on a separate document for the teacher/for self assessment.