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Prepare for your Key Stage 1 teacher interview with this comprehensive, easy-to-use resource pack designed to help aspiring educators succeed. Perfect for those looking to impress, this pack includes everything you need to confidently navigate your interview process. The 4-page PDF features 10 realistic interview questions with exemplary answers, designed to showcase your teaching expertise and reflect best practices in the classroom. Additionally, you’ll receive three editable application examples in Word format, ideal for tailoring to your personal experience and making your application stand out. This pack provides practical, step-by-step guidance, ensuring you are fully prepared for key areas such as lesson planning, behaviour management, and collaboration with colleagues. Whether you’re new to interviews or refining your responses, this resource will help you approach the process with confidence. Key Features: ★ 10 Key Stage 1 teacher interview questions with model answers to help you formulate your responses ★ Practical tips for preparing confident and thoughtful answers ★ Editable application examples (CV & cover letter) to personalise for your own experience ★ Clear, easy-to-use format for quick preparation and application ★ Ideal for NQTs, teachers new to interviews, or those seeking to refine their responses Perfect for: Teachers applying for Key Stage 1 roles in primary schools NQT and experienced teachers looking to prepare for interviews Educators aiming to showcase their teaching skills and understanding of - classroom best practices Those looking for time-saving tools to excel in the interview process Keywords: Key Stage 1 teacher interview, primary school teaching interview, teacher application examples, interview preparation, teacher job application, primary education interview questions, teacher role interview answers

Are you struggling to craft a standout personal statement for your headteacher job application? Look no further! We have compiled three outstanding headteacher job application examples that are sure to help you create a successful letter. Each example features a powerful personal statement that showcases the candidate’s unique skills and experiences. By following these examples, you can gain insight into what makes a successful headteacher application and craft a letter that truly stands out from the crowd. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to take your headteacher job application to the next level.

This cosy autumn-themed lettering pack is designed to bring a warm seasonal touch to your classroom displays. Featuring a pumpkin spice latte style, the set includes four different lettering designs and three matching bunting sets. Each style includes the full alphabet and key punctuation, making it ideal for headers, displays, and seasonal bulletin boards. What’s included: ✔ 4 full lettering sets in different autumn-themed styles ✔ 3 coordinating bunting sets ✔ All letters A–Z ✔ Key punctuation (e.g. ! ? . ,) ✔ PDF format for easy printing How it can be used: ★ Print and cut for titles, display boards, or themed corners ★ Mix and match bunting with lettering sets to create eye-catching displays ★ Use in reading areas, book corners or for seasonal celebrations Why it’s useful: ✔ Quick to print and use ✔ Adds a warm, inviting seasonal feel ✔ Suitable for a range of autumn classroom displays ✔ Clear, easy-to-read lettering Suggested use cases: Perfect for autumn term classroom decoration, reading corners, book-themed displays (e.g. ‘Starbooks’), welcome boards, or library areas. Search tags: Autumn display | pumpkin spice latte classroom | seasonal lettering | PDF letters | classroom bunting | KS1 KS2 classroom décor | Starbooks display | bulletin board autumn

This two-page PDF provides a clear and concise display of all the Early Learning Goals (ELGs) for the new EYFS curriculum. It’s a useful resource for supporting planning, assessments, and observations within the Foundation Stage. What’s included: ✔ Two-page PDF of all Early Learning Goals for the new EYFS curriculum ✔ Printable on A4 (two sides) or A3 How it works: ★ Display the ELGs in your classroom for easy reference during planning and observations ★ Use it to track progress and ensure all areas of the EYFS curriculum are covered ★ Print on A4 for easy use or A3 for larger visibility Why it’s useful: ✔ Clear and easy-to-read presentation of all Early Learning Goals ✔ Ideal for planning, assessment, and tracking children’s progress ✔ Versatile print options (A4 or A3) for different classroom needs Suggested use cases: Perfect for use by Foundation Stage teachers to track and support the development of pupils within the Early Years Foundation Stage. Search tags: EYFS | Early Years Foundation Stage | Foundation Stage | Early Learning Goals | EYFS planning | EYFS curriculum

These editable name tags are ideal for brightening up your classroom. Designed for use across EYFS, KS1, and KS2, they are perfect for labelling coat pegs, trays, or desks with a fun and personal touch. Fully editable in PowerPoint, the text can easily be customised to suit any name or purpose. What’s included: ✔ Editable PowerPoint file with name tag templates ✔ Fully customisable text boxes to enter names or labels ✔ Cute and child-friendly design Lesson overview / structure: ★ Open the PowerPoint file and type directly into the text boxes provided ★ Adjust the font style, size, or colour if needed to suit your classroom theme ★ Print, laminate (optional), and cut out for use on pegs, trays, or desks Why it’s useful: ✔ Easy to edit and personalise ✔ Suitable for all primary age groups ✔ Saves time with a ready-to-use design ✔ Can be reused year after year by simply updating the names Suggested use cases: Ideal for EYFS, KS1, or KS2 classroom organisation, coat peg labels, tray labels, desk name tags, or classroom displays. Search tags: editable name tags | coat peg labels KS1 | EYFS name tags | classroom organisation KS2 | editable classroom labels | primary classroom resources | tray labels KS2

This printable teacher organisation journal is designed to support teachers, teaching assistants, and supply teachers with daily planning and task management. With 120 pages of structured templates, it helps break tasks into manageable sections to stay focused throughout the day without feeling overwhelmed. What’s included: ✔ Printable PDF organiser (120 pages) ✔ Structured page templates to guide task management ✔ Sections for prioritisation, communication, and notes Lesson overview / structure: ★ Top three things – Identify the most important tasks to complete each day ★ If I have time – Space for non-urgent tasks to complete when possible ★ I must complete – Highlight essential daily tasks ★ Don’t forget – Key reminders to ensure nothing is missed ★ Calls, emails and texts – Track important communications ★ Not to do – Reflect on tasks to avoid or delegate ★ Notes – Additional space for thoughts and planning Why it’s useful: ✔ Supports daily organisation for busy teachers and TAs ✔ Breaks tasks down to avoid feeling overwhelmed ✔ Helps prioritise essential actions clearly ✔ Flexible for use across different roles and school settings Suggested use cases: Ideal for classroom teachers, supply teachers, teaching assistants, SLT members, and anyone managing a busy school day. Search tags: printable teacher planner | teacher to-do list | organisation journal for teachers | teaching assistant planner | daily planner school | supply teacher diary

Fully resourced for fluency, reasoning, and mastery | Ideal for 30–60 minute lessons This outstanding-rated Upper KS2 maths lesson focuses on the key skill of ordering decimals and fractions, making it a valuable resource for building pupil confidence in comparing and converting number forms. Designed for Year 5 and Year 6, this flexible session can be used in a 30-minute or 1-hour format, and is ideal for Ofsted observations, NQT interview lessons, or as part of your regular maths curriculum. What’s included: ✔ A clear and structured PowerPoint presentation to guide the lesson ✔ Fluency exercises to reinforce core understanding ✔ Differentiated tasks to support all learners – including reasoning and problem-solving activities ✔ Focus on key skills: Converting between decimals and fractions Comparing values Ordering numbers accurately Why this lesson stands out: ✔ Combines fluency, reasoning and problem solving ✔ Supports mastery and depth of understanding ✔ Adaptable for different abilities and lesson timings ✔ Ready-to-use with minimal prep – ideal for busy teachers and formal observations Perfect for: Year 5 and Year 6 maths lessons Upper KS2 fractions and decimals units Intervention groups and booster sessions Maths mastery-style teaching Observation or interview lessons Search terms: KS2 decimals and fractions | ordering fractions lesson | Year 6 maths observation | Year 5 interview lesson | reasoning and problem solving | outstanding maths lesson | decimals mastery | UKS2 comparison of fractions and decimals

Fully resourced 5-lesson unit for fluency, reasoning, and problem-solving | Includes differentiated activities and assessments This five-lesson unit supports Year 3 and Year 4 pupils in developing a secure understanding of addition through progressive mastery steps. Each lesson builds on the last, starting with concrete methods and moving towards efficient and formal written strategies. What’s included: ✔ 5 detailed lesson plans with step-by-step guidance ✔ Differentiated tasks in three levels: mild, spicy, hot ✔ Pre-assessment and post-assessment for tracking progress ✔ Resources to support CPA (Concrete–Pictorial–Abstract) approach Lesson sequence: Concrete Addition Using Dienes – Use manipulatives to understand place value and number structure Pictorial Addition – Visualise number combinations through bar models and number lines Efficient Strategies – Explore mental and practical methods for near doubles and partitioning Expanded Method – Learn to add by partitioning numbers and adding each place value Column Method – Apply formal written strategies with regrouping where needed Why this unit stands out: ✔ Combines fluency, reasoning, and problem-solving at every stage ✔ Perfect for teaching assistants, NQTs, and whole-class teaching ✔ Mastery-style progression with visual and practical support ✔ Designed for flexible use – whole lessons, interventions or booster sessions Perfect for: Year 3 and Year 4 maths lessons Mastery-style curriculum delivery Intervention groups and small group catch-up Ofsted observation or interview lessons Search terms: KS2 addition mastery | Year 3 addition unit | column addition Year 4 | outstanding maths planning | concrete pictorial abstract addition | addition lesson observation | maths reasoning and fluency KS2 | addition teaching resources

This resource provides two detailed checklists designed to help school leaders monitor teaching quality and consistency across their school. Suitable for SLT, phase leaders, and subject leaders, these checklists cover both whole school assessments and book scrutiny, ensuring adherence to teaching standards and National Curriculum objectives. What’s Included: ✔ Whole School Scrutiny Checklist ✔ Book Scrutiny Checklist Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Whole School Checklist – Focuses on pupil progress, age-appropriate planning, and pupil discussion. ★ Book Scrutiny Checklist – Includes guidelines for quality marking, learning ladders, and curriculum coverage. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports school leaders in ensuring consistency and quality in teaching and assessment. ✔ Helps track National Curriculum coverage and ensure differentiated planning. ✔ Provides clear guidelines for book scrutiny, including marking and learning ladders. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for school leadership teams to monitor and evaluate teaching practices across the whole school. Useful for phase leaders and subject leaders conducting book scrutiny and assessments of teaching quality. Search Tags: School leadership | Whole school assessment | Book scrutiny | Teaching standards | National Curriculum | SLT resources | Outstanding school leadership