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Inspire children to believe in themselves and think about their future | Ideal for transitions, especially at the end of the year This Aspirations Assembly is a fantastic way to inspire children to think about their hopes, dreams, and create belief in themselves. Perfect for any time of the year, especially when transitioning to a new phase, this assembly is ideal for encouraging students to reflect on their aspirations and build confidence as they look towards the future. What’s Included: ✓ 22-slide PowerPoint presentation with interactive content ✓ Engaging activities to ensure children are involved and interested ✓ Thought-provoking questions and reflections to encourage self-belief and goal-setting Key Features: ★ What are your hopes and dreams? Encourage children to think about their future and set personal goals for their aspirations. ★ The Key to Success Introduce the importance of perseverance, working hard, and not giving up when facing challenges. ★ What Will You Be in the Future? (Careers) Spark ideas about future careers and what success in different fields might look like. ★ Perseverance and Not Giving Up Promote the value of persistence in the pursuit of personal and academic goals. ★ Working Hard for Success Highlight the importance of effort and dedication in achieving dreams. ★ Inspirational People Share stories of famous figures who have overcome obstacles to achieve greatness, providing motivation for students. ★ Reminders about Believing in Yourself Reinforce the power of self-belief and confidence in making dreams a reality. Why this resource stands out: Interactive and Engaging: Keeps children actively involved and thinking about their aspirations. Encourages Personal Growth: Helps build self-belief and promotes perseverance and hard work. Flexible Use: Can be used in any primary school setting and across a range of year groups (KS1 and KS2). Ideal for: KS1 and KS2 students Transitions, especially at the end of the school year Citizenship, PSHE, and British Values education Assemblies, collective worship, or motivational sessions Search terms: KS1, KS2, aspirations, hopes, dreams, careers, perseverance, British Values, self-belief, primary assembly, motivational, PSHE, citizenship, future jobs

Kick off your KS2 geography with a bang with this Fairtrade unit. There are five lessons and bonus resources to fill your half term with exciting and thought-provoking lessons. This has previously been tested with Year 4 and Year 5 in a real school, however it is suitable and easily adaptable across Key Stage 2. Each lesson comes with a detailed lesson plan with a starter, main input, main activity and plenary. There is also a PowerPoint with updated links and interesting questions to ask your class. Lesson 1: L.O.: to understand what fair trade is and know where Fairtrade food comes from. Success Criteria: I can discuss what Fairtrade is. I can explain why someone should buy Fairtrade products. Lesson 2 L.O.: To be able to make a poster to persuade people to buy fair trade produce. Success Criteria: Know why fair trade products are 'a good buy’ and how they help some of the poorest people in the world. Use persuasive language to encourage people to buy fair trade products Lesson 3 L.O.: To know about some of the countries that make fairtrade goods and share information with others through drama Success Criteria: Know where my country is on a world map Know about the people who live there, including their religion and languages Know about the climate in my country Be able to talk about fair trade projects in my country Lesson 4 L.O.: To know about energy saving and how we can protect the planet through an effective speech. Success Criteria: I know where some of the energy used in my home comes from I understand how energy is wasted at home and at school I can say why we need to save energy Lesson 5 L.O.: To be able to discuss open ended questions linked to the unfair distribution of water Success Criteria: Listen to others- don’t interrupt If you want to talk, hold out your hand Respond to what others have said Try to join in This unit includes: ✸ x5 Lesson plans ✸ x5 PowerPoints ✸ World map ✸ Fairtrade Packaging ✸ Story of a banana ✸ Cacao Tree Information Sheet ✸ Photos of Fairtrade workers ✸ Diary writing worksheet ✸ Poetry writing worksheet ✸ The journey of a raisin worksheet ✸ Discussion sentence starters Have any issues with this resource or a request? Contact us directly for the quickest response at: explore_education@outlook.com Tags: ofsted geography topic theme history countries world flags fair trade rights equality PSHE Key Stage Two y3 y4 y5 y6 year 3 year 6 discussion

These two engaging thankfulness assemblies provide an excellent way to introduce children to the value of gratitude and how they can show thankfulness in their daily lives. Ideal for primary schools, these assemblies can be used in KS1, KS2, or across the whole class. What’s included: ✔ 12-slide PowerPoint ✔ 14-slide PowerPoint ✔ PDF with teacher notes for each presentation ✔ Two leaf templates ✔ Example gratitude tree display ✔ Interactive activities to ensure children stay engaged ✔ Christian prayer in the first assembly (for collective worship) Key features of Assembly 1: ✸ Discussing favourite things and material goods ✸ Exploring what makes us truly happy ✸ Poem about ‘treasures’ in life ✸ Reflection time for children to think about gratitude ✸ Prayer included for collective worship Key features of Assembly 2: ✸ Explaining what gratitude is ✸ How to show thanks and how it feels to give and receive thanks ✸ The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein (with a link to the story or book reading option) ✸ Reflection questions on The Giving Tree ✸ Gratitude journaling activity – What are you grateful for? ✸ Discussing poverty and homelessness and appreciating what we have ✸ Creating a gratitude tree with the children Perfect for: KS1 and KS2 students Citizenship, PSHE, and British Values lessons Classroom activities or assemblies Reflection time on the value of gratitude and thankfulness Search terms: thankfulness assembly | gratitude activities KS2 | gratitude journaling | The Giving Tree | Christian prayer assembly | primary thankfulness resources

This Perseverance Assembly is designed to inspire students to reflect on their challenges and build belief in their own abilities. Perfect for KS1 and KS2, this assembly is especially meaningful at key times, such as at the end of the school year or when moving on to new challenges. It encourages students to think about their perseverance and fosters a positive mindset. What’s Included: ★ 16-Slide PowerPoint: A visually engaging and interactive presentation, including thought-provoking questions and activities. ★ Interactive Activities: Students are encouraged to share their own challenges, make a perseverance pledge, and reflect on their goals. ★ Engaging Story: The assembly features Andy the Ant, a story about an ant who demonstrates perseverance, inspiring students to keep going when faced with obstacles. ★ Music & Singing: Includes a link to an uplifting song to promote enthusiasm and engagement. ★ Reflection & Prayer: Time for students to reflect on their personal journey and finish with a prayer, encouraging a sense of community and shared growth. Key Features: ★ Encourages self-reflection and a growth mindset. ★ Provides a story-based approach to teach perseverance, ideal for primary school students. ★ Promotes British values, including trust, determination, and positive behaviour. ★ Perfect for Citizenship, PSHE, or worship assemblies, helping to nurture students’ personal development. This assembly is ideal for KS1 and KS2 students (Years 1–6) and can be adapted for use in class or as part of a school-wide event. It serves as a great reminder for children to keep going and believe in themselves, no matter the challenges ahead.

These two PowerPoint assemblies are designed to help children understand the importance of respect and how to show it to themselves and others. Aimed at primary school pupils, these assemblies encourage reflection and discussion on respect, bullying, and friendship. What’s Included: ✔ 11-slide PowerPoint on respect ✔ 16-slide PowerPoint on showing respect and treating others equally ✔ Reflection time for pupils to consider their actions and how to improve ✔ Prayer included for both assemblies Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Assembly 1 What does respect mean? Exploring how emotions, actions, and relationships affect respect How to treat others the way you want to be treated Reflection time and prayer ★ Assembly 2 Why is respect important? Treating others equally and appreciating differences Understanding disrespectful behaviour and how to address it Reflection time and prayer Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports PSHE and citizenship learning ✔ Encourages positive behaviour and respect in a variety of situations ✔ Offers space for self-reflection and personal growth ✔ Suitable for use in both KS1 and KS2 Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS1 and KS2 assemblies, collective worship, or as part of a broader PSHE lesson on respect, bullying, and British values. Can be used to reinforce good behaviour and foster positive relationships in the classroom. Search Tags: KS1 PSHE | KS2 PSHE | Respect assembly | Bullying awareness | British values | Primary school assemblies | Behaviour management | Friendship and respect | Outstanding PSHE resource

Fully resourced with PowerPoints and teacher notes | Ideal for values-based assemblies and classroom use This set of three inspiring assemblies helps children understand the power of determination, resilience, and dreaming big. Designed for EYFS, KS1 and KS2, each assembly includes engaging stories, reflection activities and opportunities for pupil discussion. Perfect for whole-school delivery, year group assemblies or class-based learning. What’s included: ✓ PowerPoint 1 – Overcoming Challenges: The Little Seed ✓ PowerPoint 2 – Dream Big: Reach for the Stars ✓ PowerPoint 3 – Unleash Your Determination: The Little Engine That Could ✓ Full teacher notes with scripts, activity suggestions and reflection questions ✓ Interactive elements like pledges, partner talk, goal-setting tasks and a Dream Wall activity Why these assemblies stand out: Encourages self-belief, persistence and long-term thinking Each story links determination to real-life situations Promotes a growth mindset and positive behaviour for learning Supports key PSHE and British values themes Easy to deliver with no planning needed – ideal for busy teachers and SLT Ideal for: EYFS, KS1, KS2 Whole-school, year group or classroom assemblies Worship time or behaviour focus sessions Search terms: perseverance assembly determination resilience goal setting pshe british values ks1 ks2 y1 y2 y3 y4 y5 y6 mindset worship behaviour value classroom character education

A fully planned and resourced KS2 lesson on Honesty, perfect for teaching British Values and encouraging meaningful classroom discussion. This lesson has been used in an OFSTED observation and was rated Outstanding. What’s included: ✔ A clear, structured lesson plan ✔ Engaging and editable PowerPoint presentation ✔ Activities that promote personal reflection and whole-class collaboration Ideal for: ✔ British Values curriculum ✔ Character education or PSHE ✔ OFSTED interview or observation lessons ✔ Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6 (easily adapted across KS2) This lesson supports pupils in exploring what honesty means, why it matters in everyday life, and how it links to respect, trust, and fairness. It works well as a standalone lesson or as part of a wider PSHE or values-based unit. Search terms: OFSTED observation | British Values | Honesty lesson KS2 | Interview lesson Y4 | Outstanding lesson PSHE | Year 3 4 5 6 interview lesson

Fully resourced for PSHE / assembly | Ideal for exploring British Values and promoting respect for differences This engaging PowerPoint is designed to help students understand the importance of tolerance, diversity, and embracing differences. Through 30 thought-provoking slides, children will explore the British Value of tolerance, discuss their likes and dislikes, and reflect on how our differences make us unique and interesting. The resource includes a poem and a pretend scenario that will encourage children to recognise intolerance and consider ways to approach differences with respect and understanding. What’s Included: 30 interactive slides to discuss tolerance, diversity, and differences A poem to inspire reflection on tolerance A pretend scenario to help children understand intolerance Questions and prompts for discussion Engaging visuals to support learning and understanding Why This Resource Stands Out: Clear and Simple: Designed to be easily accessible for both Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 students. Reflective and Thought-Provoking: Encourages children to consider their own experiences and opinions, promoting deeper understanding of British Values. Engaging Format: A visually appealing PowerPoint that makes it easy for children to learn about tolerance and diversity. Versatile: Suitable for assemblies, class discussions, or standalone PSHE lessons. Ideal For: KS1, KS2, PSHE, British Values, Diversity, Tolerance, Classroom Reflection, Assemblies.

Celebrate and learn from the stories of famous disabled people in history and today with this engaging and inclusive lesson for disability history month. This lesson covers the following learning objective and success criteria: Learning objective: To learn about the lives and achievements of some famous disabled people in history and today, and how they overcame the challenges and barriers they faced. Success criteria: By the end of the lesson, you will be able to: ★ Name some famous disabled people in history and today and describe their disabilities and accomplishments. ★ Compare and contrast the experiences and opportunities of disabled people in different historical periods and contexts. ★ Express your opinions and feelings about the stories of famous disabled people and how they inspire you. This resource pack includes: ★ A detailed lesson plan with clear instructions. ★ A PowerPoint presentation with slides for the starter, main teacher input, main activity, and plenary. ★ Eight famous disabled people cards with information and images of Helen Keller, Stephen Hawking, Frida Kahlo, Ludwig van Beethoven, Stevie Wonder, Alex Zanardi, Aaron Fortheringham, and Warwick Davis. ★ A presentation criteria sheet with a checklist. This lesson is designed to develop the students’ knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of disability as a natural and diverse part of human life, and to inspire them to pursue their goals and dreams, and to support disability equality and inclusion in their school and community. It also supports the development of the students’ research, presentation, and communication skills, as well as their critical thinking and creativity. You may also be interested in… ☆ KS2 PARALYMPICS PSHE Unit - 5 Outstanding Lessons ☆ Outstanding KS2 PSHE Honesty Interview Lesson ☆ x2 RESPECT Assemblies / Collective Worship - PSHE, bullying, friendship, values Tags: KS1, KS2, KS3, PSHE, Disabled, SEND, Special Educational Needs, PowerPoint

Teach the value of friendship with two interactive assemblies, ideal for primary schools, KS1, KS2, or classroom use. These ready-to-go resources encourage discussions about being a good friend and are easy to adapt for your school. What You Get 25-slide PowerPoint (Assembly 1), editable and packed with engaging activities 13-slide PowerPoint (Assembly 2), focused on practical friendship lessons PDF teacher notes with clear delivery guidance Christian prayer in Assembly 1 for collective worship settings Assembly 1 Highlights Explore friendship through music and poetry Discuss qualities of a good friend and shared experiences Reflect on maintaining friendships and handling tough situations Interactive “what would you do?” scenarios to engage students Optional prayer for collective worship Assembly 2 Highlights Learn how to treat friends with kindness and respect Identify behaviors that harm friendships Discuss when to keep or break secrets/promises Share inspiring friendship quotes and poems Song suggestions to close the session Who It’s For Primary teachers delivering PSHE, citizenship, or British Values lessons School leaders running assemblies for KS1 or KS2 Educators needing interactive resources for worship or class discussions Why It Works Engages students with interactive tasks, music, and discussions Supports PSHE and British Values curriculum goals Editable slides and notes make prep quick and easy Promotes reflection on friendship, trust, and behavior Great For Whole-school or class-based assemblies Teaching friendship and social skills in KS1 and KS2 Supporting collective worship with ready-to-use resources Instant download. Fully editable. Ready to deliver. Tags friendship assemblies, KS1 PSHE resources, KS2 PSHE lessons, primary school assemblies, collective worship, British Values, citizenship lessons, friendship activities, primary teaching resources, KS1 friendship lessons, KS2 behavior lessons, school assembly ideas, PSHE curriculum

Fully resourced for teaching key Christian values | Ideal for 4 comprehensive lessons This unit explores the core Christian teaching of “Love thy neighbour” and how Christians use this Bible verse to inspire acts of care and kindness in their communities and around the world. Through engaging lessons, children will learn how to apply these values in their own lives and make a positive difference to others. Designed for KS2, this unit includes four detailed lessons that encourage reflection and inspire action. Each lesson is fully supported with lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, and accompanying resources, providing a structured and engaging approach to teaching Christian beliefs. What’s included: ✔ x4 comprehensive lesson plans ✔ x4 engaging PowerPoint presentations ✔ Accompanying resources for each lesson Lesson breakdown: Lesson 1 – Understanding 'Love Thy Neighbour’ Learning Objective: To understand the meaning of ‘love your neighbour’. Success Criteria: I understand the ways that Christians show commitment to God. I can give examples of what Christians do to show their commitment to God. I understand the difficulties of showing commitment to God from a Christian’s point of view. Lesson 2 – How Others Inspire People to Save Others Learning Objective: To understand how others can inspire people to save others. Success Criteria: I can discuss what a ‘neighbour’ means and how we can show ‘love’, ‘care’, and ‘help’. I can give examples of how people help others. I understand the concept of ‘love your neighbour’ and how I relate to this. Lesson 3 – Key Beliefs of Christianity Learning Objective: To understand the key beliefs of Christianity. Success Criteria: I can discuss my beliefs about what is important in life. I can ask questions about beliefs and Christianity. I can discuss what inspires myself and others and why. Lesson 4 – Building Relationships as an Expression of Faith Learning Objective: To understand that building relationships with others is an expression of faith. Success Criteria: I can create a poster that inspires others. I understand why and how Christians “Love Thy Neighbour.” I am inspired by this unit and can plan what I will do to love my neighbour. Perfect for: Religious Education lessons in KS2 Teaching key Christian values of care and kindness Exploring Christianity in the UKS2 and LKS2 curriculum Ofsted observations and outstanding lessons Search terms: Christianity teaching resources | RE unit Love Thy Neighbour | KS1 RE lesson plans | Christian values and beliefs | religious education resources | UKS2 RE Christianity unit | RE outstanding lessons

These Bonfire Night Assemblies are designed for KS1 and KS2 pupils to learn about the history of Bonfire Night and how to stay safe around fireworks. Covering the story of the Gunpowder Plot, firework safety rules, and the importance of tolerance, these assemblies are ideal for primary schools during the autumn term or for other celebrations involving fireworks. What’s Included: ✔ Two fully resourced PowerPoint assemblies (can be used together or separately). ✔ Story of the Gunpowder Plot with discussion points. ✔ Firework safety guidance including a video and the Firework Code. ✔ Bonfire Night themed poem and reflection activities. ✔ Christian prayers at the end of each assembly for collective worship. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Assembly 1 – The Story of Bonfire Night: Why we celebrate Bonfire Night. Overview of the Gunpowder Plot explained simply for KS1 and KS2. Discussion on the value of tolerance (with notes under slides). Concluding prayer for reflection. ★ Assembly 2 – Firework Safety and Bonfire Night: Key questions to engage pupils on Bonfire Night traditions. Discussion on why fireworks can be dangerous. Short video clip about firework safety (link included). The Firework Code explained clearly for younger audiences. Bonfire Night poem and closing prayer. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Ready-to-use with minimal preparation needed. ✔ Covers both historical understanding and practical safety advice. ✔ Can be adapted for New Year’s Eve or religious festivals involving fireworks. ✔ Suitable for whole-school assemblies or separate KS1 and KS2 sessions. Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for KS1 and KS2 assemblies, PSHE lessons, British Values discussions, Citizenship teaching, and collective worship sessions during the autumn term. Search Tags: KS1 Bonfire Night assembly | KS2 Bonfire Night assembly | Firework safety KS1 KS2 | Gunpowder Plot story assembly | British Values assembly | Outstanding Bonfire Night resources | Primary school assembly Firework Code | KS1 KS2 collective worship

These two PowerPoints explain the impact of hurtful words and encourage children to think before they speak. Through reflection activities and interactive discussions, children will explore how words can affect others and how they can be kinder in their everyday conversations. Each assembly includes time for children to reflect on what they have learned and how they can apply kindness and thoughtfulness in their own lives. These assemblies are a great way to introduce friendship, the importance of kindness, and help children understand the power their words have in both face-to-face and online situations. Ideal for primary school settings, these assemblies can be used for KS1, KS2, or mixed-age classes. What’s included: ✔ 14-slide PowerPoint and 12-slide PowerPoint ✔ Interactive content to engage students and encourage reflection ✔ Simple and practical ways for children to show kindness and think before speaking Key features of Assembly 1: ✸ Discussing the “Sticks and Stones” saying – is it true? ✸ Reflecting on the best and worst things people have said ✸ Understanding what happens when words are spoken without thought ✸ Exploring times when people hurt others, both face-to-face and online ✸ Reflection time: Saying positive things ✸ Reflection time: Thinking before speaking Key features of Assembly 2: ✸ Using an apple to symbolise the power of mean words ✸ Exploring what children can do when upset by someone’s words ✸ Demonstrating how hurtful words can’t be taken back using toothpaste as a symbol ✸ Watching a video to show how powerful words can be ✸ Reflection time: Understanding the power of words Why this assembly stands out: ✔ Encourages kindness and empathy in daily life ✔ Promotes awareness of both online and offline bullying ✔ Simple and engaging content that children can relate to ✔ Suitable for all primary school age groups, KS1 and KS2 ✔ Perfect for fostering a positive school environment focused on respect Search terms: hurtful words | anti-bullying assembly | kindness and empathy | PSHE assembly | friendship assembly | online bullying awareness | KS1 KS2 kindness lesson | British values PSHE

These four assemblies focus on the value of generosity and how children can be generous to others in various ways. Each assembly encourages children to reflect on how they can show kindness, not just with money but through actions, time, and words. The assemblies are interactive and designed to engage children with meaningful activities, reflection time, and a prayer at the end of each PowerPoint. They are perfect for use in KS1, KS2, or as a class activity, and can be used individually or as a set. What’s included: ✔ Four PowerPoints (15-18 slides each) with engaging content ✔ Teacher notes to guide the assembly presentation ✔ A video about generosity ✔ Suggestions for music to accompany each assembly Key features of each assembly: Assembly 1: What does Generosity Mean? What is generosity? Story: Feeding the 5000 Reflection on how children can be generous Prayer and music suggestion Assembly 2: The Power of Community Why is generosity important in a school/community? Story: The Soup Stone (with animations) Reflection on how we all have something to offer Prayer and music suggestion Assembly 3: Treating Others with Generosity What does generosity look like in everyday life? Story: Acts of generosity and giving to food banks Reflection on how children can show generosity Prayer and music suggestion Assembly 4: Acts of Kindness and Generosity The importance of spending time to show kindness Video about kindness and generosity Reflection on how children can practice acts of kindness Prayer and music suggestion Why this resource stands out: ✔ Practical, engaging content suitable for both KS1 and KS2 ✔ Focuses on key themes of kindness, generosity, and gratitude ✔ Encourages reflection and active participation ✔ Ideal for PSHE, Citizenship, British Values, or Assembly time Perfect for fostering generosity and kindness in your school, these assemblies provide a meaningful way to help children understand and practice the value of generosity.

This 16-slide PowerPoint assembly introduces students to the real-life school journeys of children from around the world, including those in Ecuador. Pupils will learn about how children like Jefferson and Lizbeth travel through the rainforest or by canoe on the River Napo to reach school. This resource provides a global perspective on the importance of education, despite the challenges these children face. What’s Included: ✔ 16-slide PowerPoint presentation ✔ Real-life stories of children’s school journeys ✔ Images and descriptions of the children’s experiences in Ecuador ✔ Insights into the geography and culture of different countries Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction: Students are introduced to the concept of school journeys around the world, with a focus on children in Ecuador. ★ Main Activity: The PowerPoint explores the unique paths to school, showing how children in different environments navigate to school. ★ Reflection: Students reflect on their own school journeys and the importance of education. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Encourages global awareness and cultural understanding ✔ Provides a meaningful discussion starter for KS1 and KS2 students ✔ Can be used for whole-school assemblies or classroom activities ✔ Helps students reflect on their own experiences and challenges Suggested Use Cases: This assembly is ideal for KS1 and KS2 geography lessons, global awareness topics, or as part of a school-wide assembly. It’s also perfect for promoting discussions on education and cultural differences. Search Tags: KS1 geography | KS2 geography | school journeys | global education | Ecuador | cultural awareness | outstanding global assembly

This Healthy Eating Assembly PowerPoint provides a clear and engaging way to teach KS1 and KS2 pupils about balanced diets, food groups, and the importance of making healthy choices. The 21-slide presentation is designed for whole-school assemblies and promotes key messages around health and wellbeing. What’s Included: ✔ 21-slide PowerPoint for a Healthy Eating Assembly. ✔ Interactive games and discussion prompts. ✔ Reflection section for pupil responses. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction to Healthy Eating: An overview of why food choices matter and how they affect the body and mind. ★ Understanding Food Groups: Slides explain different food groups and encourage pupils to identify examples of healthy foods. ★ Interactive Activities: Simple stretching exercises linked to food groups and interactive games to keep pupils involved. ★ Reflection and Discussion: Opportunities for pupils to reflect on their own eating habits and set healthy goals. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Ready-to-use for assemblies with no additional planning needed. ✔ Supports PSHE and health and wellbeing objectives. ✔ Encourages pupil participation and active learning. ✔ Suitable for a wide primary age range (KS1 and KS2). Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for whole-school assemblies, PSHE lessons, healthy eating weeks, or health and wellbeing initiatives. Search Tags: KS1 healthy eating assembly | KS2 healthy eating assembly | Primary PSHE assembly | Food groups PowerPoint | Health and wellbeing KS1 KS2 | Outstanding assembly resources | Healthy food choices assembly

Get ready to transform your school into a bustling post office with this exciting and educational resource pack! Your students will love taking on the roles of postmasters and sorters, while learning valuable skills along the way. What’s Inside? ★ Editable Display Pack: ★ Lunchtime Passes: Official-looking passes to give your postal service that extra special touch! ★ Collection and Delivery Times Display: A clear and colourful display to keep everyone informed about mail schedules. ★ Editable Class List: Easily add your class names and details for smooth mail delivery. ★ Easy-to-Use Spreadsheet: A clever spreadsheet that automatically calculates the total number of cards posted to each class! Perfect for keeping accurate records. ★ Rota Sheets: Handy rota sheets to organise your student post office workers, with clear sections for responsibilities. Why This Resource Is Awesome: ★ Real-World Learning: Students will develop practical skills like organisation, teamwork, and responsibility. ★ Maths Made Fun: The spreadsheet helps students understand data and calculations in a fun and engaging way. ★ Literacy in Action: Writing and delivering messages encourages literacy skills. ★ Social Skills: Students learn to communicate and work together effectively. ★ School Community Building: This project brings the whole school together in a fun and interactive way. How It Works: ★ Set up a post office area in your school. Students write and address messages (or cards) to their friends and teachers. ★ The student post office team collects, sorts, and delivers the mail. ★ Use the spreadsheet to track deliveries and the rota sheets to organise your team! Perfect for: ★ Christmas cards ★ Birthday cards ★ PSHE lessons ★ Maths activities ★ Literacy development ★ Whole-school projects ★ Building a positive school community

The Memory Box Homework Pack contains 51 engaging tasks that encourage students to reflect on their personal experiences and explore memories creatively. Designed for primary school learners, this resource spans a variety of subjects and provides opportunities for personal expression and reflection through both written and artistic activities. What’s Included: ✔ 51 creative tasks that inspire reflection and personal expression ✔ Parent letter to foster communication between school and home ✔ Record sheet to help students track progress ✔ Curated list of fiction and non-fiction book recommendations Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Task Variety: 51 tasks encouraging students to create their own virtual memory boxes. Tasks include writing, drawing, and reflective activities. ★ Flexible Learning: Students can choose tasks based on their interests and complete them at their own pace. ★ Progress Tracking: The record sheet allows students to track their task completion and reflect on their learning journey. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports differentiation, with a wide range of tasks to suit various learning styles ✔ Encourages self-reflection and personal expression ✔ Promotes a strong home-school connection with the parent letter ✔ Provides cross-curricular learning opportunities in writing, art, and history Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for primary school students, this homework pack is great for building reflection skills, supporting creative writing, and encouraging independent learning. It’s also perfect for theme-based projects or for integrating personal development into the curriculum. Search Tags: KS1 homework | Memory box project | Reflection activities | Primary school homework | Creative tasks | Writing and art homework | Parent letter | Outstanding homework resource

This Year 1 PE unit includes six structured lesson plans designed to teach children the fundamentals of gymnastics. The unit focuses on developing key physical skills such as body control, movement, and sequence building using basic equipment like mats and benches. What’s Included: ✔ 6 lesson plans with detailed learning objectives ✔ Success criteria for each lesson ✔ Warm-up, teacher input, and plenary activities ✔ Main activities for skills development ✔ Resource list for lesson preparation Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Lesson 1: Learning to create different basic shapes with the body ★ Lesson 2: Travelling in a variety of ways and at different heights ★ Lesson 3: Developing movement skills in different directions and speeds ★ Lesson 4: Using apparatus safely and exploring different movement patterns ★ Lesson 5: Combining skills to create a gymnastics sequence ★ Lesson 6: Modifying and refining sequences to enhance performance Why It’s Useful: ✔ Clear progression to build confidence and skills ✔ Focus on fundamental movement skills for young learners ✔ Simple resources required (mats and benches) ✔ Opportunity for students to create and modify their own gymnastics sequences Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for Year 1 PE lessons focused on gymnastics, body control, and basic apparatus work. Perfect for developing key motor skills and introducing children to sequence creation. Search Tags: Y1 PE gymnastics | Year 1 physical education | gymnastics lesson plans | PE unit for Y1 | movement skills | outstanding PE resources

Create your own fun classroom job board with this easy-to-use Word document! It has spaces for job titles, what the job involves (duties), and what kind of person would be perfect for the role (looking for). You can change the jobs to fit your classroom – maybe you need a “Line Leader” or a “Pencil Sharpener”! This is a great way to help everyone in the class feel important and learn about different responsibilities. The document is fully editable, so you can type right into it and make it your own. It’s perfect for teachers who want to get their students involved in helping out around the classroom! Why it’s great: ★ Editable: You can change everything to fit your needs! ★ Easy to use: Just open it in Word and start typing. ★ Fun and engaging: Helps students learn about responsibility. Perfect for classroom management: Makes everyone feel included.