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Find included a stunning PowerPoint on Valentine’s Day 2025, suitable for primary school. Includes the following slides: When is Valentine’s Day? What is Valentine’s Day? Where does Valentine’s Day come from? What is Valentine’s Day like in Japan? How is it different? Valentine’s Day kindness challenge Beautiful music, suitable for classroom or assembly.

Find a set of valentine’s algebra worksheets, suitable for HA year six. NC: find pairs of numbers that satisfy an equation with two unknowns

Target Audience: Primary School (KS1 and KS2) Duration: 15–20 minutes Overview: This engaging and inspiring assembly uses themes and quotes from Disney’s The Lion King to help children reflect on the past year, set goals for the new one, and embrace a positive mindset. With familiar characters like Mufasa, Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa, the assembly introduces key values such as courage, responsibility, kindness, and resilience, making it perfect for young learners. Key Themes: Reflection: Learning from the past and celebrating achievements. Responsibility: Caring for others and the world around us. Courage: Facing challenges with bravery and support. New Beginnings: Setting goals and embracing fresh opportunities. Structure: Introduction (3 minutes): Welcome students to the assembly. Introduce the theme: “A Roaring Start to the New Year!” Quote: “Look at the stars. The great kings of the past look down on us from those stars.” – Mufasa. Reflection (3 minutes): Show a slide of Simba and Mufasa on Pride Rock. Discuss the importance of looking back to celebrate achievements and learn from challenges. Invite students to share something they’re proud of from the past year. Lessons from Mufasa (4 minutes): Present key quotes from Mufasa, such as: “Remember who you are.” (Be true to yourself.) “Everything you touch is your responsibility.” (Take care of others and your environment.) Ask: “Which of these lessons will you carry into the New Year?” Setting Goals (4 minutes): Use the theme of Simba looking toward the horizon to encourage students to think about their goals. Activity: Students think of one thing they want to learn or improve this year, e.g., being kind, helping others, or trying something new. Hakuna Matata Celebration (3 minutes): Discuss the importance of enjoying the journey and having fun, with a nod to Timon and Pumbaa’s “Hakuna Matata”. Optionally, lead the group in singing a short verse of Hakuna Matata. Closing (3 minutes): End with the theme of The Circle of Life, highlighting how every New Year is a new beginning. Quote: “Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance.” – Mufasa. Encourage students to make the most of their year. Learning Outcomes: Children will reflect on their achievements and challenges. They’ll understand the value of setting personal goals. They’ll feel inspired to embrace kindness, courage, and responsibility in the New Year. Optional Enhancements: Add music from The Lion King for transitions (Circle of Life or Hakuna Matata). Display PowerPoint slides featuring scenes and quotes from the movie. Materials Needed: Projector for slides or images. Speakers for optional music. Space for group interaction or singing. Conclusion: This assembly is a perfect way to start the New Year with excitement, inspiration, and meaningful reflection, leaving students feeling motivated and ready to take on new challenges.

Start 2025 with a bang in your classroom with this exciting New Year quiz tailored specifically for primary school students! Packed with age-appropriate questions, this quiz is the perfect way to ease students back into learning while celebrating the new year.

Find included a scaffolded (LA/MA/HA) set of Christmas algebra questions and answers focused on solving simple equations. Suitable for year six.

Christmas Quiz 2024 (primary) Get ready for the most unbelievably fun, jam-packed Christmas quiz of the year! The Christmas Quiz 2024 is here to bring laughter, learning, and tons of holiday magic to your classroom with three thrilling rounds: World Traditions Round: Journey around the globe as we explore the wildest, wackiest, and most heartwarming Christmas traditions from every corner of the world! Christmas Movie Magic Round: Dive into the holiday’s best-loved films, from mischievous elves to snowmen that come to life, with questions that will have you cheering and laughing out loud! Epic Tie-Breaker Showdown: With festive tunes and lightning-speed questions, this music-filled tie-breaker will keep everyone on the edge of their seats! Bursting with holiday spirit, upbeat music, and surprises at every turn, this is the Christmas quiz that students will be talking about until next year! Perfect for spreading joy and excitement in your end-of-term celebrations!

Halloween Colouring Sheets | Over 15 Spooky Designs for Primary Children Get your class into the Halloween spirit with this fun and spooky collection of over 15 Halloween-themed colouring sheets, perfect for primary-aged children! These worksheets feature a range of spooky designs, including pumpkins, witches, ghosts, bats, haunted houses, and more, offering a creative and exciting way to celebrate the Halloween season. Product Includes: Over 15 high-quality Halloween colouring sheets Simple, age-appropriate designs suitable for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 Ideal for Halloween-themed lessons, early finishers, or as a spooky, calming activity Why You’ll Love It: Encourages creativity and fine motor skills Fun and engaging way to celebrate Halloween Ready to print and use in the classroom or at home Bring some Halloween fun to your classroom with these spooky colouring sheets, sure to entertain and engage your young learners this October!

Christmas Colouring Sheets | Over 15 Festive Designs for Primary Children Add some festive cheer to your classroom with this fantastic collection of over 15 Christmas-themed colouring sheets, perfect for primary-aged children! These delightful designs include Santa Claus, Christmas trees, snowmen, reindeer, gingerbread houses, and more, offering a fun and creative way to celebrate the holiday season. Product Includes: Over 15 high-quality Christmas colouring sheets Simple, age-appropriate designs suitable for EYFS, KS1, and KS2 Perfect for Christmas-themed lessons, early finishers, or as a festive, calming activity Why You’ll Love It: Helps develop fine motor skills and creativity Engages children in the spirit of the season Ready to print and use in the classroom or at home Bring the magic of Christmas to your students with these easy-to-use colouring sheets, designed to entertain and inspire your young learners this holiday season!

Bring the magic of Diwali to your classroom with this comprehensive and visually captivating PowerPoint, designed especially for primary school children. This resource offers an engaging overview of the Festival of Lights, its significance, and traditions, with stunning bespoke pictures from India that showcase authentic Diwali decorations. Key features include: A simple and clear explanation of Diwali and its importance The story of Rama and Sita, explaining the origins of the festival A detailed look at the five days of Diwali, with activities for each day Bespoke pictures from India, featuring beautiful Diwali decorations such as diyas, rangoli, and light displays, with explanations of their cultural and spiritual meanings Interactive classroom activities and fun facts to engage students Intro and outro music to set the festive tone A fun sing-along song for primary children to celebrate the festival together Perfect for assemblies, classroom use, and Diwali-related activities, this resource offers students a deeper understanding of the cultural richness of Diwali, while making the celebration fun and interactive. Suitable for all primary age groups.

This Anti-Bullying Week Assembly PowerPoint presentation is designed to engage primary school students by using popular characters such as Shrek, Inside Out 2, and Toy Story to explain what bullying is, its impact, and how to prevent it. The presentation encourages children to choose respect, be kind, and stand up for others. It includes intro and outro music to set the tone for the assembly, and concludes with a fun, interactive sing-along song to reinforce the key messages. Through these relatable characters and engaging elements, students will learn to celebrate each other’s differences and create a positive, bully-free environment.

This engaging and interactive PowerPoint is perfect for celebrating World Kindness Day with primary school children. Designed to inspire kindness and empathy, the presentation introduces the concept of World Kindness Day, highlights the importance of small acts of kindness, and encourages students to participate in a school-wide kindness challenge. Key features include: Simple and clear explanations about what World Kindness Day is and why it is important. Examples of easy acts of kindness that children can do at school, at home, and in their community. Interactive elements, including a kindness challenge where students can track their kind acts and work together to achieve a class goal. Inspiring quotes from famous figures and children-friendly anime, helping to motivate students to spread kindness. Visuals and graphics that appeal to younger students, making the message of kindness fun and relatable. World Kindness day video and intro/outro music for assembly This resource is ideal for assemblies or classroom use and is designed to help teachers foster a positive, kind, and supportive school environment.

Are we truly building inclusive classrooms, or are we creating environments where both teachers and pupils are being set up to fail? This hard-hitting PowerPoint tackles one of the most controversial issues in education today: the reality of inclusion in mainstream schools. It challenges whether the current push for inclusion is working—or whether it’s an illusion that is overstretching teachers and letting SEND pupils fall through the cracks. Packed with real-world case studies, eye-opening statistics, and expert analysis, this presentation doesn’t shy away from the difficult truths. It explores how insufficient funding, inadequate teacher training, and unrealistic inclusion mandates are creating a ticking time bomb in our classrooms—where both SEND and non-SEND pupils are losing out. For headteachers facing impossible decisions on resource allocation, and for teachers who are burning out from the relentless pressure of managing diverse needs with limited support, this PowerPoint is a call to action. It asks the tough questions: Is inclusion helping or harming the children it’s supposed to support? Are we sacrificing the quality of education for the sake of policies that aren’t working? If you’re ready to challenge the status quo and rethink what inclusion should really look like in schools, this resource will spark the critical conversations that need to happen now.

Are we truly preparing our students for life, or just for exams? This powerful and emotive PowerPoint presentation takes a hard look at the challenges facing the UK education system today—from outdated curricula and the mental health crisis to the toxic work cultures and the over-reliance on supply staff. Designed for teachers who care deeply about the future of education, this resource offers a critical analysis of how the current system is failing both students and educators. It addresses the burdens placed on teachers, from being unsupported by senior leaders to paying out of pocket for classroom resources, while struggling with overwhelming workloads and burnout. The presentation provokes thought with powerful questions like: “How can we safeguard the mental health of our students if we ignore the well-being of the staff who support them?” Teachers will connect with the real-life challenges laid out, including the ineffectiveness of unions and the inconsistencies caused by frequent use of supply staff. By the end, it doesn’t just highlight the problems—it also offers teacher-centered solutions, from reducing administrative workloads to ensuring better mental health support and adequate funding for resources. This is a must-have resource for any educator who wants to ignite meaningful conversations and drive positive change in our schools.

Year 1 2D and 3D Shapes Worksheets This resource is designed to introduce Year 1 students to both 2D and 3D shapes, following the National Curriculum objective: “Recognise and name common 2D and 3D shapes.” These worksheets provide a structured approach, helping young learners become familiar with shape names, properties, and the differences between 2D and 3D shapes. What’s included: 2D Shape Activities: Students will explore basic 2D shapes such as circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. Activities include shape recognition, matching shapes to names, and simple exercises where students count sides and vertices. 3D Shape Activities: Introduce common 3D shapes like cubes, spheres, cones, and cylinders. Tasks help students identify real-world objects that match each 3D shape and differentiate between flat 2D shapes and solid 3D shapes. Sorting Activities: Students will sort shapes into 2D and 3D categories, reinforcing their understanding of the differences. Hands-on Practice: Simple drawing tasks for 2D shapes and activities where students identify 3D shapes in everyday objects. Challenge Activities: Students can describe the properties of 3D shapes by identifying faces, edges, and vertices in a supported format. These worksheets are designed to be visually engaging and accessible to all learners. Perfect for in-class activities, homework, or reinforcement of key shape concepts.

Year 3 Scaffolded 2D Shapes Worksheets NC: divide numbers up to 4 digits by a two-digit number using the formal written method of short division where appropriate, interpreting remainders according to the context This resource is designed to help Year 3 students develop their understanding of 2D shapes in a scaffolded (LA/MA/HA) approach, aligned with the National Curriculum objective: “Draw 2-D shapes and make 3-D shapes using modelling materials; recognise 3-D shapes in different orientations and describe them.” These worksheets focus solely on 2D shapes and are structured to support students at different levels of understanding.

Scaffolded Short Division Worksheets - Year 5 These scaffolded (LA/MA/HA) short division worksheets are designed to support Year 5 students in mastering the formal written method of short division, as outlined in the National Curriculum (NC). Students will practice dividing numbers up to 4 digits by a one-digit number, with step-by-step guidance and carefully structured tasks. This resource includes: Differentiated worksheets to gradually build confidence and skill Clear, scaffolded steps to guide students through the process of short division These worksheets are ideal for developing division fluency, helping students understand the process while applying it to problem-solving scenarios. Perfect for reinforcing National Curriculum objectives, this resource ensures that students feel confident and supported as they progress through division concepts.

This fun and engaging Butterfly Doubles Worksheet is designed to help children in Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) develop their understanding of doubling numbers in a playful and visual way. Each butterfly is divided into two wings, and children can count the spots on one wing and then double the number by adding the same amount on the opposite wing. Perfect for enhancing early maths skills, this worksheet: Encourages visual counting and number recognition Supports early doubling skills Can be used as an individual activity, group task, or home learning resource Is ideal for EYFS and Reception-aged children This resource is an excellent addition to your maths centre or homework pack, offering a hands-on approach to early mathematical development.

World Mental Health Day 2024: Inside Out 2 Assembly PowerPoint (Primary) This engaging PowerPoint is designed for a primary school assembly to celebrate World Mental Health Day 2024. Featuring characters from Inside Out 2, this resource helps children learn about mental health, recognize emotions, and support others, including teachers and school staff. The presentation includes fun visuals, coping strategies, and music to create an interactive and meaningful assembly experience. Key Features: Inside Out 2-Themed: Beloved characters like Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust guide children through important topics related to mental health. Focus on Emotions: Helps children understand their emotions and provides practical strategies for managing them, such as deep breathing and talking to others. Supporting Teachers and Staff: Promotes kindness and respect towards teachers, highlighting how students can support the well-being of their school community. Interactive Assembly: Includes moments for reflection, discussions, and fun music at the beginning and end to create a lively and engaging atmosphere. Slides Included: Slide 1: When is World Mental Health Day? Slide 2: What is Mental Health? Slide 3: Meet the Inside Out 2 Team! Slide 6: Mental Health at School and Work Slide 7: Who Helps Us at School? Slide 9: Coping with Big Emotions Slide 10: Checking In with Others Slide 11: Tea and Talk Additional Features: Coping Strategies: Includes practical tips for children to cope with emotions, such as deep breathing exercises, talking to a trusted adult, and expressing feelings through drawing or writing. Intro and Outro Music: Uplifting and calming music to set the tone for the assembly and close it on a positive note. How to Use: This PowerPoint is perfect for a school-wide assembly on World Mental Health Day (October 10th, 2024). It provides opportunities for interaction, reflection, and learning, helping children understand the importance of mental health in a fun and relatable way.

Mental Health Conversation Starters for Primary This digital download is designed to support meaningful conversations about mental health with children in a gentle and approachable way. Each pack includes 4 conversation cards per A4 page, available in both PDF and PNG formats for ease of use. These cards are ideal for use in various settings such as at home, in classrooms, or during 1:1 counseling or therapeutic support sessions. The prompts encourage children to express their feelings, wishes, and thoughts without being too direct, allowing for open, honest communication in a safe environment. They provide a lovely way to help children open up about their experiences, especially when they may find it difficult to talk about their emotions directly. Perfect for fostering communication, reflection, and mental well-being in young learners.

Scaffolded (LA/MA/HA) Halloween Algebra - Solving Simple Equations (Year 6) This spooky Halloween-themed Algebra resource is designed to help Year 6 students practice solving simple equations in a fun and engaging way. Packed with creepy challenges and ghoulish graphics, this resource includes: A variety of algebraic equations presented in a Halloween-themed setting. Step-by-step instructions to help students understand the process of solving one-step and two-step equations. Themed problems to keep learners motivated and engaged, featuring witches, ghosts, and other Halloween characters. Perfect for reinforcing key mathematical concepts while bringing the fun of Halloween into the classroom, this resource is ideal for revision, homework, or classroom activities.