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This download contains the template to play ‘revision pong’ with students. Much like the popular game, it can be a fun and engaging way to assess students learning. Students write typical exam questions on the template, cut them up and place them in cups at either end of a table. Students them compete to wipe out an opponents cups by answering the questions correctly. Further instructions are contained within this download.

This download contains the PowerPoint template for Pointless - an engaging and interactive way to assess your student’s learning.

This download contains a template version of a revision timetable and weekly work plan for students at KS3/4/5 to use to support their preparation for examinations.

This download contains a template version of a mock examination self-reflection worksheet for students to complete in class or during PHSE/form time. It allows them to consider what they did in preparation for their exams and set targets for future improvement.

This download allows form tutors and pastoral leads to visually track the achievements and behaviours of students, using stickers to recognise positive weeks or weeks where behaviour has not been to an acceptable standard. This can easily link to rewards, positive phonecalls home and further target setting discussions.

This download allows students and parents to self-track at home the quality and consistency of homework.

This download contains 2 x templates for recording matters & targets discussed at meetings and parent meetings.

This download contains the template for a ‘Request for Information’ on a student’s current work/grade. It allows staff to suggest ways in which they could improve and can easily be adapted to include additional questions or criteria.

This download contains a template to be used with students in detention or isolation. It allows them to reflect on the incident and consider the suitable steps needed to ‘make it right’. This can be used in a restorative meeting or parent catch up.

This download is a template that allows for Pastoral staff to complete in-formal observations of those delivering form/tutor time. I provides opportunities for staff to share success criteria with those being observed and feedback strengths & areas to improve upon.

This download contains a template student agreement that can be used to support a restorative meeting after a behavioural incident involving 2 or more students. It also contains a 6 week review to ensure students are adhering to expectations set out in the original agreement.

This download contains the Powerpoints to deliver a 10-week ‘how to revise’ programme, aimed at KS3/4/5 students in preparation for their exams. It allows form tutors or pastoral leads to encourage students to learn about different revision techniques, test and trial methods so that students can understand what works best for them and leans on research to consolidate and secure understanding of the most effective methods. The programme is split into 10 x sessions: Introduction to revision & general revision tips Making a revision timetable Creating mnemonics & acronyms Creating your own revision guide Read, write, recite, review, repeat Using post-it notes Flashcards & mind-maps Past papers & practice questions Using revision websites & apps Interleaving & spaced revision

This download contains template letters to parents re: Off-task talking/disruptive in-class behaviour Poor punctuality Lack of equipment Poor uniform Lack of homework