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Need an outstanding maths lesson based around perimeter ? Then look no further. This is a great way to showcase your mastery teaching in a quick, snappy lesson that easily demonstrates progress. Suitable for a reasoning maths lesson, the questions included in the interactive PowerPoint are great to get children of all abilities thinking. You can use this lesson flexibly from 15 minutes to an hour. It has been successfully used for interviews and Ofsted visits alike. You will get: ✸ An outstanding lesson plan featuring differentiated success criteria and tasks, starter, main input and plenary. ✸ A PowerPoint with probing mastery questions. ✸ Three differentiated tasks (easier, mid-level and hard) for the main task ✸ Challenge starter task for greater depth children Lesson objective: To measure the perimeter of 2D shapes. Success criteria: 🌶 I know what perimeter means. 🌶🌶 I can measure and record the perimeter of a range of 2D shapes. 🌶🌶🌶 I can find the perimeter of a 2D shape by finding the length of one side if it is regular. I can use repeated addition or multiplication to find the perimeter of a regular 2D shape. observation ofsted nqt ks2 lks2 y4 year 3 year 4

Do you want to inspire your year 3 or year 4 pupils to write creatively and imaginatively? Do you want to teach them how to use descriptive language effectively and confidently? Do you want to have fun with your class while covering the explanation text genre? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this lesson is for you! This lesson will engage your pupils in a descriptive writing task that will challenge them to create their own mythical creature and explain how to care for it. From dragons to cyclops, your pupils will use their teamwork skills to build vocabulary as groups before going onto an independent task. They will discuss verbs, adjectives, similes, adverbs and conjunctions, and use them to enhance their writing. This lesson is easily adapted from 20 minutes to an hour or even longer, depending on your needs and objectives. It is suitable for both lower and higher ability pupils, as it includes many differentiated resources such as: ★ Detailed lesson plan with differentiated questions for assessment for learning Interactive PowerPoint that guides you and your pupils through the lesson ★ Vocabulary sheet for lower ability pupils that provides them with useful words and phrases ★ Vocabulary sheet for middle and higher ability pupils that challenges them to find their own words and phrases ★ Sentence starters that help pupils structure their writing ★ WAGOLL (what a good one looks like) that models an explanation text about dragons ★ Activity one sheets that give pupils a choice of five different creatures to describe ★ Activity two sheets that are differentiated four ways with different activities for each (cloze activity, fill in table, success criteria, and extension task) This lesson is rated outstanding by Ofsted inspectors, who praised its creativity, motivation, and differentiation. It is also aligned with the national curriculum objectives for writing in key stage 2. Your pupils will love this lesson and will produce amazing descriptive writing pieces that you can proudly display in your classroom or school. Don’t miss this opportunity to spark your pupils’ imagination and enthusiasm for writing. Download this lesson today and get ready to enter the magical world of mythical creatures! You may also be interested in… ☆ Outstanding Y3/4 English Interview Lesson - Apostrophes Writing Lesson ☆ x2 Y3 / 4 Sentence Types Outstanding Interview Lessons ☆ Outstanding Y5/6 Writing Interview Lesson - Relative Clauses Tags: descriptive writing, explanation text, mythical creatures, year 3, year 4, LKS2, KS2, Ofsted, outstanding, differentiated, vocabulary, verbs, adjectives, similes, adverbs, conjunctions, dragons, cyclops

Transform your English lessons with this engaging, flexible and Ofsted-rated Outstanding Year 5/6 writing resource. Whether you have 20 minutes or a full hour, this high-impact lesson adapts to your schedule — and leaves a lasting impression. Set in a vivid scenario where a dragon swoops into the school playground, this lesson immerses pupils in rich vocabulary, descriptive writing and relative clause mastery. It’s the perfect blend of creativity and curriculum-focused learning, designed to build confidence, stretch imagination and refine grammar skills. What’s included: ✔ A detailed, step-by-step lesson plan ✔ An engaging PowerPoint presentation with sentence modelling and visuals ✔ A CGI dragon video to hook learners and set the scene ✔ A dragons word bank packed with high-level vocabulary and sentence openers ✔ A relative clauses song video to reinforce the grammar focus ✔ Built-in peer/self-assessment opportunities ✔ Clear links to the National Curriculum for upper KS2 ✔ Suggestions for differentiation and support for all abilities ✔ Timings and structure suitable for both short and extended lessons Learning Focus: To use relative clauses in descriptive writing To build atmosphere and detail through effective sentence construction To evaluate and edit writing with specific success criteria Why teachers love it: ✔ Perfect for interview or observation lessons ✔ Memorable context that excites reluctant writers ✔ High-level grammar taught in a creative, accessible way ✔ Encourages independence and collaboration ✔ Links writing, grammar and oracy in one cohesive session Ideal for: Year 5 and Year 6 English lessons KS2 grammar and writing mastery SPaG-focused sessions with real application Ofsted observations and interview lessons Stretch and challenge for greater depth writers Keywords: KS2 descriptive writing | relative clauses KS2 | Year 6 English interview lesson | outstanding observation Y5 Y6 | grammar in context | writing lesson upper KS2 | SPaG and writing | creative writing mastery

Need an outstanding English lesson for upper key stage 2? Then look no further. This is a great way to showcase your teaching skills in a quick, snappy lesson that easily demonstrates progress. Suitable for a literacy lesson, this descriptive writing lesson is based around the film clip Alma, and gets children to write a predictive paragraph about what could happen next. The questions included in the interactive PowerPoint are great to get children of all abilities thinking. You can use this lesson flexibly from 40 minutes to an hour. It has been successfully used for interviews and Ofsted visits alike. You will get: ✸ An outstanding lesson plan featuring mini-plenaries, success criteria and differentiated tasks. ✸ A PowerPoint with probing questions and guided writing prompts. ✸ A picture storyboard to prompt writing. ✸ An easier task with phrases to prompt writing. ✸ A mid-level task worksheet with examples of sentence openers, exciting vocabulary, sentence types and conjunctions and punctuation to use ✸ A harder task worksheet with spaces for children to write their own -ed, -ing and describing openers, exciting vocabulary and examples of different sentence types/punctuation they can use. ✸ An example of a perfect paragraph for children to create their own success criteria by identifying its features Lesson objective: To use a wide range of devices to build cohesion within a paragraph. Success criteria: ✸ Sentence openers ✸ Exciting vocabulary ✸ Conjunctions ✸ Punctuation ✸ Different sentence types (simple, compound, complex). ofsted observation nqt interview uks2 ks2 year 5 year 6 Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com

This resource provides a comprehensive selection of report comments for KS2 teachers. It includes differentiated comments based on effort and ability across a range of subjects. Perfect for making report writing quicker and easier, the comments are easily adaptable to suit various topics. What’s included: ✔ 57 pages of report comments for KS2 ✔ Differentiated comments based on effort and ability ✔ Comments for the following subjects: Art Design and Technology Reading Speaking & Listening Writing Geography History Computing Maths (general) English (levelled comments for Y3) Maths (levelled comments for Y3) ✔ 2 documents for general comments Lesson overview / structure: ★ Differentiated Report Comments – Comments are split by effort and ability, making them flexible for various pupil progress levels. ★ Wide Range of Subjects – Covering all core subjects and other areas, allowing for full coverage of your students’ achievements. ★ Customisable for Different Topics – Easily adaptable to suit specific topics or areas of focus for each pupil. Why it’s useful: ✔ Saves time on report writing with ready-made, adaptable comments ✔ Differentiated for varied pupil performance ✔ Covers a broad range of subjects for all areas of the curriculum ✔ Ideal for use in KS2, from Y3 to Y6 Suggested use cases: Ideal for KS2 teachers looking for a quick and efficient way to complete end-of-term reports. Suitable for use in Y3, Y4, Y5, and Y6. Search tags: KS2 report comments | differentiated report comments | effort and ability comments | KS2 teaching resources | report writing | Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 comments

This PowerPoint presentation offers 33 practical ideas for implementing assessment for learning (AfL) in your classroom. Designed for teachers, it provides a variety of strategies to engage students and help them become active participants in their learning. The presentation covers a wide range of methods to assess and support student progress, ideal for creating a more interactive and reflective classroom environment. What’s included: ✔ PowerPoint presentation with 33 plenary ideas ✔ Ideas for student-led questions, self-review, and peer marking ✔ Techniques for setting lesson objectives and using exemplar work ✔ Strategies for traffic lights, two stars and a wish, and scene-setting ✔ Approaches for building reasoning skills and promoting open-ended discussion Lesson overview / structure: ★ Introduction to AfL Strategies – Explore the importance of using assessment for learning throughout lessons. ★ Plenary Ideas – Present strategies such as asking students to create questions, using “might” for exploration, and engaging in self-review to assess progress. ★ Interactive Techniques – Apply methods like traffic lights and two stars and a wish to facilitate reflection and student engagement. ★ Reasoning and Discussion – Encourage open-ended discussions and set scenes to build students’ critical thinking and reasoning abilities. Why it’s useful: ✔ Encourages active student participation in assessments ✔ Builds reflective thinking and self-awareness of learning ✔ Supports peer feedback and self-review ✔ Ideal for fostering independent learning and metacognitive skills Suggested use cases: Perfect for teachers wanting to enhance assessment for learning strategies in primary or secondary classrooms. Suitable for plenaries, group discussions, or individual reflection during lessons. Search tags: AfL plenary ideas | assessment for learning | student reflection strategies | classroom plenary | NQT CPD | student engagement activities | peer marking strategies | self-review in lessons

Need an outstanding maths lesson based around shape and geometry? Then look no further. This session is great to teach Year 1, Year 2 or a mixed Year 1 and Year 2 class. These two lessons are a great way to showcase your mastery teaching in quick, snappy methods that easily demonstrates progress. Suitable for a reasoning maths lesson, the questions included in the interactive PowerPoints are great to get children of all abilities thinking. We have based this lessons around the NCETM principles of differentiation where children have the opportunity to try all tasks. You can use these lesson flexibly from 15 minutes to an hour, individually or together. They have been successfully used for interviews and Ofsted visits alike. You will get: ✸ Two outstanding lesson plans featuring mini-plenaries, differentiated success criteria and starters. ✸ Two PowerPoint with probing mastery questions. ✸ x12 Task sheets for a range of abilities (including reasoning challenge sheets) ✸ Shape hospital sheet ✸ Shape mat ✸ Right angle muncher (measurer) Lesson 1 Y1 – L.O. To identify and sort rectangles in a set of four sided shapes. Y2 – L.O. To identify and sort right angles in 2D shapes. Success Criteria: I know that a rectangle has 4 sides, two longer than the other two. I can sort rectangles from other shapes. I can identify a right angle in a shape. I can sort shapes into those that have right angles and those that do not. Lesson 2 Y1- To know that any shape with 3 sides is a triangle. Y2 – To know that all triangles are the same but different. Success Criteria: I know that a triangle has 3 sides. I can sort shapes into triangles and not triangles. I can name three different types of triangle. I can use reasoning to describe why triangles are different. observation ofsted nqt key stage 1 mastery reasoning geometry ks1 interview Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com

2 fully resourced lessons | Sentence structure & effective writing | Ofsted-rated Outstanding This engaging Year 3/4 English lesson pack focuses on simple, compound, and complex sentences, supporting pupils to improve the range and accuracy of their sentence structure in writing. Originally used for an OFSTED observation and rated Outstanding, these lessons are ideal for KS2 interview lessons, SPaG observations, or high-quality English teaching across lower or upper Key Stage 2. Overview: Lesson 1: Pupils use a picture stimulus to write a descriptive paragraph, exploring the use of sentence variety. Lesson 2: Pupils watch a short Aladdin film clip and create a storyboard using compound and complex sentences, supported by rich vocabulary and scaffolded resources. Learning Objectives: Lesson 1: To understand how to use a range of sentence types Lesson 2: To use different types of sentences in my writing What’s included: ✸ 2 detailed lesson plans with clear structure and differentiation ✸ 2 PowerPoint presentations to model, discuss and guide ✸ Sentence structure anchor charts and word banks ✸ 3 levels of picture prompt activities (easy, medium, harder) ✸ 3 differentiated Aladdin storyboard sheets ✸ Banned words bank and adjective support sheet ✸ Conjunctions reference mat for building compound and complex sentences ✸ Peer/self reflection built into plenaries Why teachers love it: ✔ Ready-to-teach and fully adaptable for mixed-ability classes ✔ Encourages rich sentence structure and purposeful writing ✔ Supports mastery in SPaG and effective written composition ✔ Great for formal observations and interviews ✔ Builds pupil confidence and creativity in structured writing Perfect for: Year 3 / Year 4 English lessons Interview demonstration lessons KS2 SPaG and writing mastery Year 5 / Year 6 booster or recap sessions Observations and Ofsted visits Year 4 English interview lesson | KS2 sentence types | Outstanding Ofsted lesson | Writing mastery Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 | Complex sentences | UKS2 English | English observation | SPaG writing lesson KS2

Start the new school year with a range of 14 engaging activities designed to help KS2 students settle into their new year group. These activities focus on building relationships, setting expectations, and encouraging personal reflection, creating a positive and welcoming classroom environment. What’s Included: ✔ 14 activities and ideas for the first day or week back ✔ Editable templates: Bingo cards, Learning Shields, Speech Bubbles, and more ✔ PowerPoint presentation for introducing activities and guiding the class ✔ Lesson plans and resources to support easy adaptation for KS2 (and KS1) Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction and Ice Breakers – Fun activities to help students get to know each other. ★ Setting Expectations – Discussions and exercises to outline classroom rules and responsibilities. ★ All About Me – Creative activities such as speech bubble templates for students to express their personal goals and interests. ★ Team-building Activities – Group tasks that encourage collaboration and communication. ★ Reflection and Goal Setting – Activities to help students set learning goals for the year ahead. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Activities designed to foster a positive classroom culture ✔ Easy to adapt for different KS2 year groups (Y3, Y4, Y5, Y6) ✔ Editable resources for customisation ✔ Perfect for easing transitions and building rapport among students Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 Transition Day, first week back after holidays, team-building exercises, ice-breakers, and setting expectations. Can be used in Y3, Y4, Y5, and Y6 classrooms. Search Tags: KS2 transition activities | Back to school | First day activities KS2 | Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 ice breakers | Team building KS2 | Welcome back activities | All about me

This editable behaviour chart is designed for children with autism or ADHD to help set clear, achievable targets throughout the school day. Ideal for SEN students, it provides a visual and interactive way to track progress and encourage positive behaviour. What’s Included: ✔ Double-sided editable behaviour chart (PDF format) ✔ Clear, simple targets for each lesson and activity ✔ Sections for homework and spelling book targets ✔ Smiley face system to track progress (can be adjusted based on performance) ✔ Printable design for easy use and modification Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Set Targets – Clear, achievable targets for each lesson, homework, and spelling book task ★ Track Progress – Use smiley faces or adjust to mid/sad faces based on whether targets are met ★ Flexible Design – Editable and printable format allows for easy adaptation to individual student needs Why It’s Useful: ✔ Ideal for children with autism and ADHD to support behavioural development ✔ Breaks down expectations into manageable, rewardable steps ✔ Helps build routines and self-regulation skills ✔ Simple, visual tool that can be easily updated for ongoing use Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for use with SEN students, especially those with autism or ADHD. It’s suitable for use throughout the school day, in individual or small group settings, or as part of a reward system. Search Tags: SEN behaviour chart | Autism ADHD support | Editable behaviour chart | SEN classroom resources | Reward system for SEN | Outstanding behaviour chart for children

Engage your Year 3 students in an exceptional learning experience with our Y3 Outstanding Rounding Interview Lesson. This comprehensive lesson is designed to equip students with the essential skills to round whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100. With clear learning objectives and success criteria, this resource ensures that students develop a solid understanding of rounding principles. Starting with an engaging discussion on the concept of rounding, students explore how rounding can simplify numbers while keeping their value close to the original. They are introduced to the helpful rounding rhyme “4 or less, let it rest. 5 or more, let it soar!” This catchy phrase aids students in identifying when to round up or down. Through interactive activities and guided instruction, students practice rounding to the nearest 10 and 100 using number lines. They analyze various numbers on a number line to determine which ten or hundred they are closest to. Engaging videos and visual aids further reinforce their understanding and provide additional support. The resource includes differentiated activities to cater to students’ needs and provide appropriate challenges. Students choose tasks based on their level of difficulty, with options ranging from mild (easier) to hot (harder). The activities cover rounding to the nearest 10 and 100, allowing students to practice their skills in a structured manner. To assess student progress and understanding, the lesson includes a plenary activity where students reflect on their learning, identify challenges, and summarize key takeaways. Additionally, the resource provides extension tasks for early finishers and blank lines for additional support and intervention. This Y3 Outstanding Rounding Interview Lesson includes: A well-structured PowerPoint presentation Interactive and engaging activities Differentiated tasks for varying abilities Reasoning extension tasks for early finishers Plenary activity for reflection and assessment Supplementary resources for additional support Download this exceptional resource today and guide your Year 3 students towards mastery in rounding whole numbers to the nearest 10 or 100. Elevate their mathematical skills and foster a deep understanding of rounding principles through this outstanding lesson. Year 3 LKS2 ks2 observation mastery ofsted

Super Sentences Punctuation Lesson | Full Pack with Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Posters Looking for a high-impact, fun and Ofsted-worthy punctuation lesson for Key Stage 1? Whether you’re preparing for an interview or want an outstanding observation lesson, this complete teaching pack has everything you need to teach capital letters and full stops with confidence. What’s Included: ★ Detailed Lesson Plan – clear objectives, differentiation, modelling, AFL & plenary ★ Interactive PowerPoint – engaging slides to model sentence structure and punctuation ★ Capes & Shields Punctuation Poster – reinforce the superhero punctuation theme ★ Fix the Sentence Worksheet – children identify and correct sentences ★ Punctuation Superhero Poster – a colourful classroom visual to support learning ★ My Super Sentences Worksheet – children apply what they’ve learned by writing their own ★ Self-Check Sheet – encourages independent checking of capital letters and full stops ★ Peer Assessment Sheet – structured peer review activity ★ Teacher Reflection Template – evaluate and reflect on the lesson delivery and outcomes Why Teachers Love This Lesson: ✔ Perfect for interviews or formal lesson observations ✔ Fully aligned with KS1 national curriculum for writing ✔ Memorable superhero theme to keep learners engaged ✔ Encourages independent editing and peer feedback ✔ Ready to print and teach – no prep required Ideal For: ★ KS1 English / SPaG lessons ★ Year 1 or Year 2 observation lessons ★ Interview demonstration lessons ★ Writing interventions or grammar boosters ★ Whole-class or small group teaching Instant download. Editable & printable files included. Get pupils excited about writing super sentences while demonstrating your teaching skills with this creative, curriculum-aligned punctuation lesson

Time-saving, flexible and professional report writing support for KS1 teachers This fully resourced set of Key Stage 1 report comments covers all major subjects and includes general comments to help you write clear, accurate and personal end-of-year reports. Whether you’re writing about English, Maths, Science, History, Geography, Art and Design, DT, Computing, PE or Spoken Language, this collection will support you with a wide range of ready-to-use statements. What’s included: ✔ Subject-specific comments covering key skills and curriculum areas ✔ General comments for effort, behaviour, personal development and attitude to learning ✔ Positive phrasing to highlight pupil strengths and achievements ✔ Supportive language for identifying next steps and areas for improvement ✔ Suitable for a range of abilities and attainment levels Subjects covered: English (reading, writing, phonics, spoken language) Maths (number, place value, operations, shape, measures) Science (working scientifically, knowledge areas) History & Geography (topic-based and enquiry skills) Art, DT & Computing (creative and technical subjects) PE and Physical Development General and pastoral comments for well-rounded reports Why teachers use this resource: ✔ Saves hours of writing time during busy reporting periods ✔ Supports consistent and professional language across reports ✔ Helps ensure key curriculum areas are reflected clearly ✔ Easy to adapt for individual pupils ✔ Suitable for new teachers, experienced staff or supply cover Perfect for: Year 1 and Year 2 report writing End-of-year or mid-year written reports Classroom teachers, SLT, SENCOs and support staff Personalising feedback for a wide range of learners Search terms: KS1 report writing | Year 1 report comments | Year 2 end of year reports | all subjects report templates | report comment bank KS1 | primary school report writing | teacher comments for reports | general and subject-specific statements

Our Teacher and Classroom Supplies Checklist is a practical two-page PDF designed to help educators ensure they have everything they need for a successful school year. This resource includes two comprehensive lists: one for personal items every teacher should have and another for essential classroom supplies. Perfect for new teachers or anyone looking to stay organised, this checklist serves as a helpful prompt to make sure nothing is overlooked. Whether you’re setting up your classroom or preparing for the term ahead, this resource ensures that you have all the necessary tools and materials at hand, creating a well-equipped and efficient teaching environment. Tags: back to school, new job, ECT, wellbeing

Set up your classroom with this woodland-themed decor set, designed to create a calming and neutral environment. Ideal for all children, including those with sensory needs and SEND, this set is perfect for back-to-school displays. What’s Included: ✔ Bunting – blank, alphabet, and ‘Welcome’ versions ✔ Days of the week posters ✔ Drawer labels (with blank versions) ✔ Alphabet letter squares (with blanks) ✔ Number squares up to 31 (with blanks) ✔ Months of the year display ✔ Daily schedule display ✔ Table number signs ✔ Voice level meter poster ✔ ‘Welcome to…’ door sign (Nursery to Year 6) ✔ Binder covers ✔ Editable labels Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Classroom Setup Use the bunting, door signs, and posters to create a woodland atmosphere that is calming and inviting for all students. Display number and letter squares, along with months of the year, to support daily routines and learning organisation. Add the voice level meter and schedule display to help manage classroom behaviour and keep students informed. ★ Adapting for Sensory Needs The neutral woodland theme provides a relaxed space, ideal for pupils who benefit from less stimulating environments. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Creates a calming and neutral classroom environment ✔ Helps with classroom organisation through labels and displays ✔ Suitable for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 classrooms ✔ Includes editable labels for easy customisation ✔ Ideal for sensory-friendly spaces Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for back-to-school setups, woodland-themed topics, EYFS classrooms, KS1 and KS2 displays, and sensory-friendly learning environments. Search Tags: woodland classroom display | neutral theme classroom | EYFS classroom decor | KS1 display resources | KS2 woodland display | back to school classroom setup | sensory friendly classroom | classroom labels | woodland topic classroom | Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6

This resource provides a proforma detailing the key features of effective Assessment for Learning (AfL) and how it can be applied in the classroom. Designed for Senior Leadership Teams (SLT), this guide is ideal for staff feedback, interview preparation, or OFSTED observations. What’s Included: ✔ Proforma document outlining key AfL features ✔ Practical examples of AfL in the classroom ✔ Suggestions for SLT feedback to teachers ✔ Useful for preparing for staff meetings, interviews, and OFSTED Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction to AfL – An overview of the core principles of AfL and its importance in teaching. ★ Practical Application – How AfL strategies can be applied in the classroom for effective learning outcomes. ★ Feedback Strategies – Key points for SLT to use when providing feedback to teachers. ★ Preparation for Observation – Tips for SLT to ensure AfL is integrated during OFSTED observations. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Provides clear, structured guidance for SLT to assess and support teachers’ use of AfL ✔ Ideal for preparing teachers for OFSTED or staff meetings ✔ Supports differentiation and tailored feedback for all key stages (KS1–KS4) ✔ Helps promote effective classroom practices that lead to improved student outcomes Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for SLT in KS1–KS4 schools, staff meetings, interview preparation, and OFSTED review processes. Search Tags: Assessment for learning | AfL guide | Senior leadership | SLT feedback | Teacher support | OFSTED preparation | Classroom strategies | Staff meetings | Key stage assessment | Teacher mentoring

This editable crayon-themed teacher sign is ideal for brightening up your classroom door, desk, or display areas. Suitable for EYFS, KS1, and KS2, the PowerPoint file allows you to customise the text easily and includes the featured font to match the design. What’s included: ✔ Editable PowerPoint file with crayon-themed sign template ✔ Font file to match the design exactly ✔ Uppercase and lowercase options for flexibility Lesson overview / structure: ★ Open the editable PowerPoint file and insert your chosen text using the provided font ★ Adjust the size and layout as needed to suit your classroom space ★ Print and laminate if required for extra durability Why it’s useful: ✔ Easy to personalise with teacher names or classroom labels ✔ Suitable for door signs, desk labels, or display areas ✔ Editable format for quick updates when needed ✔ Child-friendly and colourful design Suggested use cases: Ideal for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 classroom decor, teacher name signs, desk displays, door labels, and general classroom organisation. Search tags: editable classroom sign | crayons teacher sign | EYFS classroom display | KS1 classroom decor | KS2 door sign | editable teacher sign | classroom labels EYFS

Our New Job Questions Resource is a practical 10-page PDF designed to help teachers gather essential information when starting a new role. This resource features ten themed grids, with five tailored questions in each grid, covering key areas such as classroom setup, behaviour management, 51����, and more. Each grid includes space for teachers to record their findings and notes about the school, ensuring that you have all necessary details at your fingertips. Whether you’re a newly qualified teacher or moving to a new school, this resource will help you systematically gather and organise important information, making your transition smoother and more efficient. Ideal for creating a clear understanding of your new environment, this resource supports you in setting up effectively and getting off to a strong start.

Our Classroom Expectations Planning Guide is a valuable resource for teachers looking to establish clear and consistent routines in their classrooms. This six-page PDF features tables with thought-provoking questions designed to help you, and your pupils, collaboratively create a set of expectations that everyone can follow. The guide includes prompts such as “What should I do when I enter the classroom in the morning?”, “Where do I put my belongings?”, and “How do we behave in assembly?”. These questions encourage reflection on daily routines, from managing personal items to participating in the register and assembly. Once completed, these expectations can be displayed in the classroom, providing a constant reference point for students. Ideal for setting a positive tone from the start of the school year, this resource helps ensure that all pupils understand and adhere to the agreed-upon behaviours and routines. Perfect for fostering a well-organised and respectful classroom environment. Tags: Behaviour management, back to school, ECT, classroom organisation, routines, transition, induction

This free back-to-school maths lesson for KS2 helps set clear expectations, refresh key skills, and build a positive attitude towards maths for Year 3–6 pupils. Ideal for transition days or the first maths lesson of the year, it supports a confident start to the new academic term. What’s Included: ✔ Interactive 12-page PowerPoint presentation covering presentation, neatness, growth mindset, and core maths skills ✔ Quick maths quiz to review pupils’ prior knowledge ✔ Lesson plan with detailed guidance, suggested questions, and activities Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Starter Introduce the lesson using the PowerPoint to discuss expectations around presentation and effort in maths. ★ Main Activity Guide pupils through a maths-themed growth mindset discussion and key maths skill reminders. Use the quick quiz to assess understanding and revisit essential skills. ★ Plenary Reflect on the importance of perseverance and taking pride in maths work. Discuss goals for the term ahead and encourage a positive outlook on challenges. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Establishes classroom expectations for maths work ✔ Builds confidence and positive attitudes towards maths ✔ Reviews key concepts from the previous year ✔ Promotes discussion and active participation ✔ Ready-to-use with minimal preparation required Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 maths lessons, transition day activities, setting expectations at the start of the year, and back-to-school sessions for Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6. Search Tags: KS2 maths lesson | back to school maths | transition day maths | Year 3 maths lesson | Year 4 maths lesson | Year 5 maths lesson | Year 6 maths lesson | first week back maths | setting expectations KS2