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Ideal for whole school remembrance assemblies | Suitable for ages 5–11 | Reflective, respectful and age-appropriate This 5-page Remembrance Day script is designed to support teachers in delivering a meaningful and respectful assembly for KS1 and KS2. With speaking parts for both pupils and adults, this fully prepared script guides children through the key themes of remembrance, gratitude and peace. What’s included: ✓ Full 5-page script with speaking roles for children and staff ✓ Simple wreath-laying ceremony section ✓ Guidance on observing the two-minute silence ✓ Reflective poems to support understanding and atmosphere ✓ Clear stage directions and formatting for ease of use Why this script stands out: Encourages respect and reflection in a thoughtful way Age-appropriate explanations of the poppy, remembrance and sacrifice Easily adaptable to suit any school size or space No planning needed – just print and deliver Suitable for use during worship or as a standalone classroom event Ideal for: KS1, KS2 Whole-school Remembrance Day assemblies Collective worship or classroom commemoration History, PSHE, British values or seasonal calendar events Search terms: remembrance day script ks1 ks2 assembly world war 1 world war 2 british values poppy wreath collective worship y1 y2 y3 y4 y5 y6 november 11 veterans two-minute silence

This PE vocabulary grid is designed to support KS2 students in their physical education lessons. It includes key terms for various PE topics, such as dance, gymnastics, games, athletics, and yoga. This resource is ideal for PE coordinators or teachers planning lessons. What’s Included: ✔ A vocabulary grid for PE topics (dance, gymnastics, games, athletics, and yoga) ✔ Suitable for use in KS2 classrooms (Year 3–6) ✔ PDF format for easy printing or display Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Vocabulary Introduction – Introduces essential PE-related vocabulary for each topic. ★ Practical Application – Can be used in lessons to help students understand and use key terms. ★ Reference Tool – Ideal for displaying in classrooms or referring to during PE lessons. Why it’s Useful: ✔ Supports vocabulary development in PE ✔ Provides clear, concise terms for various PE activities ✔ Ideal for PE coordinators and lesson planning Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for KS2 PE lessons, supporting vocabulary development in dance, gymnastics, games, athletics, and yoga. Suitable for Year 3–6 students. Search Tags: KS2 PE vocabulary | Year 3 PE resources | Year 4 PE vocabulary | PE lesson planning | KS2 physical education | PE coordinator resources

This PE vocabulary grid is designed to support KS1 students in their physical education lessons. It includes essential terms for various PE topics such as dance, gymnastics, games, athletics, and yoga. This resource is ideal for PE coordinators and teachers planning lessons for younger learners. What’s Included: ✔ A vocabulary grid for PE topics (dance, gymnastics, games, athletics, and yoga) ✔ Suitable for use in KS1 classrooms (Year 1–2) ✔ PDF format for easy printing or display Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Vocabulary Introduction – Introduces key PE-related vocabulary for each topic. ★ Practical Application – Can be used during lessons to help students understand and use key terms in context. ★ Reference Tool – Ideal for displaying in classrooms or referring to during PE activities. Why it’s Useful: ✔ Supports vocabulary development in PE for KS1 students ✔ Provides clear, simple terms for a range of PE activities ✔ Ideal for lesson planning and PE coordinators Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for KS1 PE lessons, supporting vocabulary development in dance, gymnastics, games, athletics, and yoga. Suitable for Year 1 and Year 2 students. Search Tags: KS1 PE vocabulary | Year 1 PE resources | Year 2 PE vocabulary | PE lesson planning | KS1 physical education | PE coordinator resources

These assessment checklists are designed for Year 1 pupils to track their progress in writing, maths, reading, and science. They align with the KS1 frameworks and provide an easy-to-use system to monitor students’ attainment in key areas. What’s Included: ✔ Assessment checklists for writing, maths, reading, and science ✔ One page per child for personalised tracking ✔ Clear and simple tick-box system to assess emerging, secure, and exceeding levels ✔ Summary section to track overall progress ✔ Printable format for ease of use in the classroom or at home Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Individual Progress Tracking – Each child has their own page for tracking achievements. ★ Clear Assessment Criteria – Skills and objectives for each subject are broken down into three levels: emerging, secure, and exceeding. ★ Quick Review – The tick-box system enables teachers to assess pupils quickly and effectively. Why it’s Useful: ✔ Helps track Year 1 pupils’ progress in core subjects ✔ Simplifies assessment with an easy-to-understand format ✔ Ideal for use in planning, feedback, and reporting ✔ Identifies areas for improvement and celebrates progress Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for Year 1 teachers and teaching assistants to assess progress in writing, maths, reading, and science. Ideal for tracking attainment towards expected standards and beyond, and can also be used by parents for home learning support. Search Tags: Year 1 assessment checklists | KS1 writing assessment | Year 1 maths assessment | Year 1 reading progress | Year 1 science assessment | KS1 assessment tools

These two ready-to-use responsibility assemblies are designed to introduce KS1 and KS2 pupils to the importance of being responsible, trusted, and caring for the environment. Suitable for whole school collective worship, key stage assemblies, or classroom use, each assembly encourages thoughtful reflection and discussion. A Christian prayer is included at the end of each presentation for those using it in a collective worship setting. What’s Included: ✔ 21-slide editable PowerPoint presentation (Assembly 1) ✔ 10-slide editable PowerPoint presentation (Assembly 2) ✔ Christian prayer included at the end of each assembly Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Assembly 1 – Responsibility and the Environment What responsibility means Different types of responsibility The Earth’s resources (air, water, land) Air pollution and water pollution Waste, littering, and how pupils can help Our role in the school and local community Reflection on making the world a better place Prayer ★ Assembly 2 – Responsibility and Behaviour What a responsibility is: behaviour and expectations Understanding consequences Why responsibility matters Reflection on being a trusted person Prayer Why It’s Useful: ✔ Editable to suit different assembly lengths and settings ✔ Supports PSHE, citizenship, and British Values teaching ✔ Encourages personal reflection and community responsibility ✔ Suitable for a range of year groups across KS1 and KS2 Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for primary school collective worship, whole-school or key stage assemblies, PSHE sessions, classroom circle times, and citizenship lessons. Search Tags: responsibility assembly | KS1 assembly | KS2 assembly | PSHE assembly | environment assembly | collective worship | citizenship KS2 | British Values assembly | primary behaviour assembly | trust assembly

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

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

Are you teaching Year 5 or 6 pupils about acute, obtuse and right angles, and how to measure them accurately using a protractor? This fully resourced UKS2 maths interview lesson is perfect for teaching this complex topic in a clear, engaging, and mastery-focused way – and has been rated Outstanding in observation. Lesson Focus: Pupils learn to identify different types of angles and accurately use a protractor to measure them, using clear, structured success criteria and practical reasoning tasks. This lesson is ideal for interviews, Ofsted inspections, or any formal observation requiring strong subject knowledge and visible pupil progress. Learning Objective: To accurately measure angles using a protractor Success Criteria include: Lining up the bottom of the protractor with one line of the angle Ensuring the vertex is at the centre of the protractor Reading the correct set of numbers based on the 0 mark What’s included: ✔ Fully resourced PowerPoint presentation with modelling and visual prompts ✔ Cold task starter to check prior knowledge ✔ Step-by-step teacher modelling and guided input ✔ “Simon Says” angle game for physical engagement and recall ✔ Angle eaters and differentiated worksheets (e.g. estimating and measuring angles) ✔ Hot task for confident learners to complete independently during input ✔ Show-it tasks, table display cards, and challenge questions ✔ Plenary reflection to revisit success criteria and evaluate learning Why teachers love it: ✔ Encourages deep understanding of angle types and measurement ✔ Differentiated for a range of abilities – from emerging to greater depth ✔ Promotes reasoning and problem solving, not just procedural fluency ✔ Ideal for a 30–60 minute observation or interview lesson ✔ Memorable, engaging, and clear modelling throughout Perfect for: Year 5 / Year 6 maths lessons Interview demonstration lessons KS2 maths observations Reasoning and problem-solving tasks Exceeding / greater depth mastery in geometry Keywords for search: KS2 angles lesson | UKS2 observation lesson | Year 6 geometry | using protractors | interview maths lesson KS2 | outstanding Ofsted lesson | greater depth reasoning task | measuring angles Y5 Y6

These 12 editable posters are designed to support Year 1 teachers in assessing and observing continuous provision areas. Perfect for displaying in each area, these posters provide clear guidance on assessment and support for teaching assistants. What’s Included: ✔ 12 editable Word posters ✔ Posters for each provision area: Book Corner, Listening Station, Computer Area, Construction, Creative D&M, Malleable, Maths, Our Office, Painting, Role Play, Sand, Small World, Water ✔ Key Learning Opportunities for each area ✔ Clear prompts for what resources to use, what it should look like, and actions for both adults and children Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Book Corner / Listening Station – Guidance on assessment and expected outcomes for listening and reading activities. ★ Computer Area – Key learning opportunities and strategies for observation in digital learning. ★ Construction – What resources to use and how to support learning in the construction area. ★ Creative D&M – Observations for creative activities, supporting fine motor and design skills. ★ Malleable, Maths, and Role Play – Focus on practical activities for development in key areas. ★ Sand, Small World, and Water – Learning and observation opportunities in sensory and imaginative play. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports targeted assessment in continuous provision areas ✔ Provides clear guidance for teaching assistants ✔ Editable Word format for easy customisation ✔ Focuses on both adult and child actions to guide learning Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for Year 1 and KS1 classrooms, continuous provision areas, assessment, and observation. Suitable for supporting teaching assistants and helping monitor children’s progress across different learning areas. Search Tags: KS1 continuous provision | Year 1 assessment | EYFS observation | teaching assistant support | editable assessment posters | role play learning | small world area | EYFS classroom resources

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 PowerPoint presentation covers the Easter Story and is designed for EYFS and KS1 students. It includes simple slides for telling the story, as well as a discussion on the meaning of famous Easter symbols, making it ideal for an assembly or classroom activity. What’s Included: ✔ PowerPoint presentation – 10 slides illustrating the Easter story. ✔ Discussion slides – Focused on the meaning of Easter symbols. ✔ Clear, simple visuals – Suitable for young learners with easy-to-understand content. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction – Overview of Easter symbols and their meanings. ★ Main Activity – Presentation of the Easter story with visuals. ★ Plenary – Discussion on Easter symbols and their significance. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Easy-to-follow slides suitable for EYFS and KS1 learners. ✔ Encourages discussion and reflection on Christian traditions. ✔ Simple visuals help children understand key aspects of the Easter story. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS1 RE lessons, EYFS assemblies, and exploring Christian Easter traditions. Search Tags: KS1 Easter story | EYFS Easter assembly | Christian Easter story | Easter symbols discussion | KS1 RE lesson | Easter presentation

This KS2 resource includes 14 writing checklists designed to support pupils across a range of fiction and non-fiction writing styles. Ideal for displaying on working walls, these checklists help pupils structure their work and remember key features during independent writing tasks. What’s Included: ✔ 14 writing checklists covering a wide range of writing styles. ✔ PDF format for easy printing. ✔ Editable PowerPoint version for customisation. ✔ Suitable for Years 3–6 (LKS2 and UKS2). Checklists Cover: ★ Balanced arguments ★ Character descriptions ★ Diaries ★ Explanations ★ Flashbacks ★ Formal letters ★ Instructions ★ Newspaper reports ★ Non-chronological reports ★ Persuasive writing ★ Poetry ★ Settings descriptions ★ Story openers ★ Story writing Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Display the checklists on your classroom working wall to support independent writing. ★ Refer to the relevant checklist when introducing a new writing genre. ★ Use during lessons to remind pupils of key success criteria for different types of writing. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Encourages independence during writing tasks. ✔ Supports a wide range of fiction and non-fiction genres. ✔ Editable version allows you to adapt the checklists to meet class needs. ✔ Reinforces key features for each writing type in a clear, accessible format. Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for KS2 English lessons, literacy displays, writing interventions, and as part of modelled or guided writing sessions. Search Tags: KS2 writing checklists | KS2 working wall writing | Year 3 writing checklist | Year 4 English resources | Year 5 writing support | Year 6 writing displays | outstanding English resources KS2 | fiction and non-fiction writing KS2 | LKS2 UKS2 literacy resources

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

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.

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

This Athletics Task Cards and Fitness Record Sheet resource is designed to support PE lessons across KS1 and KS2. Pupils will develop a range of athletics skills including sprinting, jumping, and throwing, while tracking their personal performance using the included fitness record sheet. Ideal for individual or group activities during athletics units or fitness sessions. What’s Included: ✔ 12 Athletics Task Cards covering different skills and equipment use ✔ 1 Fitness Record Sheet for tracking scores, times, or distances ✔ Printable formats for easy classroom or outdoor use Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Skill Stations: Distribute task cards for individual or group activities focusing on sprinting, jumping, throwing, and general fitness skills. ★ Performance Tracking: Pupils use the Fitness Record Sheet to log scores or times over multiple attempts, encouraging goal setting and personal progress. ★ Flexible Activities: Tasks can be used during warm-ups, skill sessions, or as part of circuit-style PE lessons. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities ✔ Supports personal goal setting and fitness development ✔ Easy to adapt for different lesson lengths or settings ✔ Encourages independent and group learning during PE Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS1 and KS2 athletics units, fitness circuits, PE warm-up sessions, sports days, or after-school clubs. Links to Other Resources: Y3/4 PE Gymnastics Unit – 11 Lessons KS1/KS2 Warm Ups and Cool Downs for PE Booklet Y5/6 – Fitness/Athletics PE Unit – 4 Lessons Search Tags: KS1 PE athletics | KS2 athletics skills | Athletics task cards primary | Fitness record sheet PE | Outstanding athletics PE resources | Track and field activities KS2 | PE lesson task cards | Primary school PE resources

This resource includes a display designed to support fast finishers in your classroom. The display provides a checklist to help students ensure they have included the basics in their writing and gives clear guidance on what to do next. It encourages independence and can be used for students across KS1 and KS2. The resource is available in both PDF and editable Publisher formats, allowing for easy customisation. What’s Included: ✔ Fast Finishers display (PDF format) ✔ Editable Publisher version for customisation ✔ Suitable for KS1 and KS2 students ✔ Checklist to guide students through the basics of writing ✔ Exit ticket included for feedback and reflection Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Display: A checklist to help students self-assess their writing and decide on next steps. ★ Exit Ticket: An exit ticket to encourage reflection and prompt students to check their work before submitting. ★ Customisable Format: The editable version allows you to tailor the display to suit your classroom’s specific needs. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Promotes independent learning and self-assessment ✔ Supports differentiation by helping all learners manage their time effectively ✔ Customisable to suit different year groups ✔ Suitable for a range of writing activities Suggested Use Cases: This display is ideal for KS1 and KS2 classrooms. Use it for independent writing tasks, during group work, or as a quick reference for fast finishers. It can be displayed as part of your classroom environment or used as a tool for exit tickets. Search Tags: KS1 fast finishers | KS2 writing display | Early finishers | Exit ticket | Writing independence | Outstanding classroom resources

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 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