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Kindergarten resources
287 resources for Kindergarten (ages 4-6, Reception / Y1 equivalent), across every elementary subject.
Math · 20 resources
Calculation Policy — Decision Guide
What a calculation policy is, why every school needs one, and how to choose or write one. Includes implementation timeline and how to ensure consistency across the school.
Calculation Policy: Addition & Subtraction Y1-Y6
A complete written-methods progression for addition and subtraction across Y1-Y6, with worked examples at each stage. For teachers building or refreshing a school-wide calculation policy.
Color by Number 1-10 — Print Pack
Six color-by-number activities using numbers 1-10. Children read the number, find it on the picture grid, and color it the matching color. Builds number recognition, color words, and fine-motor control.
Color by Shape — 2D Shapes Pack
Six pages of shape-recognition activities where children color 2D shapes by name. Builds visual recognition of circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals, hexagons, and stars. Includes a 'shapes around us' real-world connection.
Counting to 20
Count, fill in missing numbers, and find the patterns. Builds confidence to 20.
Even and Odd Numbers
Learn the difference between even and odd numbers. Sorting, coloring and pattern-spotting activities.
Fluency vs Reasoning — A Maths Lead's Guide
Why fluency and reasoning are both essential, what they actually mean, and how to build each across the school. Includes specific routines for each (e.g. number talks, fluency starters, reasoning prompts). Settles the staffroom debate about 'spending too much time on times tables' vs 'not doing enough word problems'.
Manipulatives Audit & Classroom Setup
What manipulatives every primary classroom should have, why concrete materials matter even in upper KS2, and how to audit and refresh existing stock. Includes minimum kit by year group, storage strategies, and the 'manipulatives are for the children who need them' problem.
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English / Language Arts · 23 resources
Alphabet Tracing — A to Z
Trace each letter of the alphabet, uppercase and lowercase. One picture cue per letter.
Beginner Phonics Sound Mat
All 26 single letters plus the most common digraphs. Stick on desks for independent writing support.
CVC Words — Read and Build
Read, sound out and build consonant-vowel-consonant words. Includes word families.
Color the Alphabet — A to Z Pack
26 alphabet coloring activities (A-Z), each pairing a letter with an object that starts with that letter. Children color the letter and the object using a color guide. Builds letter recognition, initial-sound vocabulary, and color words.
Design Your Own Bookmark — Blank Templates
Six printable blank bookmark templates in different shapes and sizes — for pupils to design, colour, and personalise. Includes motivational reading quote suggestions. Print on card, laminate, and use.
Drop Everything And Read (DEAR) — Starter Pack
Everything to launch a Drop Everything And Read programme — staff briefing, parent letter, signage, slot timing options, evidence base and FAQ. Ready to deploy in week 1.
Early Reading & Phonics Knowledge Organiser — EYFS/KS1
A Reception and KS1 reference for early reading — phonics phases, common exception words, the alphabetic code, blending and segmenting, and early comprehension development.
English CPD Pack for Class Teachers
Six 20-minute CPD sessions for English Leads to deliver to class teachers — covering reading aloud, comprehension teaching, writing feedback, vocabulary teaching, phonics for non-specialists, and reading-for-pleasure leadership. Designed for twilight INSETs.
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Science · 8 resources
Animals Including Humans Knowledge Organiser — KS1/KS2
A KS1/lower KS2 knowledge organiser on animals including humans — body parts, senses, nutrition, skeleton and muscles, growth, and comparing animals.
Color and Learn — Parts of a Plant
Coloring activity that teaches children the parts of a plant — roots, stem, leaves, flower, petals — by following coloring instructions. Pairs with a labeled diagram and a quick comprehension check.
Day and Night
Sort activities into day and night. Introduces the Sun, Moon and Earth's rotation.
Forces — Pushes and Pulls
Identify pushes and pulls in everyday actions. Sort 12 actions and discuss what forces do.
My Five Senses
Match each sense to its body part and to things you can sense with it.
Parts of a Plant — Labelling Activity
Label the roots, stem, leaves, flower and seeds of a flowering plant.
Seasonal Changes Knowledge Organiser — KS1
A KS1 knowledge organiser on the four seasons — weather, daylight, plant and animal changes across spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Includes simple observations to make outdoors.
Weather Symbols Poster
12 universal weather symbols with names. For weather charts and morning meeting routines.
Social Studies · 1 resource
Geography · 1 resource
Computing · 2 resources
Algorithms Unplugged — Coding Without Computers
Five no-screen activities that teach algorithmic thinking — making a sandwich algorithm, robot directions, sorting routines and bug hunting.
Parts of a Computer
Label the keyboard, monitor, mouse, speaker, webcam and CPU on a basic computer.
PSHE & SEL · 17 resources
Behavior Tracker (Positive Reinforcement)
Strengths-based daily behavior tracker. Records what went well — designed to build, not punish.
Calm Corner Essentials — What Goes In It
What to put in a primary classroom calm corner — soft seating, regulation tools, visual aids, calming books, quiet activities. With honest notes on what genuinely helps children self-regulate and what's just decorative.
Calm-Down Corner Toolkit
Five posters to set up a classroom calm-down corner — feelings check, breathing, choices, return-to-class steps.
Classroom Rules — Class-Built Template
Build classroom rules WITH the children, not for them. Five-rule poster with class-signing space.
Color the Mood — Feelings Coloring Pack
Children color faces and abstract shapes to match different feelings, then talk about how each feeling feels in their own body. Combines coloring with emotional literacy. Useful for SEL lessons, calm-down corners, and morning check-ins.
Emotions & Self-Regulation Knowledge Organiser
A KS1/KS2 knowledge organiser on emotions — naming and identifying feelings, understanding physical signals, regulation strategies, and the brain science behind big emotions.
Friendship Rules
Eight friendship rules that build a kind, inclusive classroom culture.
IEP Goal Progress Tracker
Lightweight monthly tracker for individualized education plan (IEP) goals. SMART format with progress notes.
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Behavior & Classroom Management · 19 resources
'Take 5' Calm-Down Toolkit
Five evidence-informed calming techniques children can use independently — breathing, grounding, movement, sensory, and cognitive. With age-appropriate adaptations and a take-home card.
30 Brain Breaks for Primary Classrooms
30 brain break activities organised by purpose — energising, calming, focusing, social. Each is 1-3 minutes, no resources needed. Print, laminate, draw one when needed.
ABC Behavior Tracking Chart
An Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence tracking template for understanding patterns in challenging behavior. Use over 2 weeks to identify what's actually triggering incidents.
Behavior Books That Actually Help — Practitioner Reading List
A curated reading list for primary teachers wanting to read seriously about behavior — restorative practice, classroom management, the children who don't fit, and the wider thinking on relational schools.
Behavior Crisis Response — Flowchart
A staff-room flowchart for what to do when a child's behavior is escalating fast — at-a-glance decisions, who to call, when to clear the room, when to use restraint (and when not).
Behavior Reflection Sheets — Three Age Levels
Three age-graded behavior reflection sheets — KS1 (drawing-led), lower KS2 (simple sentences), upper KS2 (full restorative reflection). Print, keep handy, use as the structure for a calm one-to-one.
Calm Corner Steps Poster
5-step regulation poster for the calm corner — what children can do when they feel overwhelmed. Based on trauma-informed practice.
Carpet & Lining-Up Expectations Poster
A two-poster set showing exactly what 'good carpet' and 'good lining up' look like. Visual support for younger children — print A3, mount where children can see.
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PE & Health · 6 resources
Brain Break Cards — 12 Quick Activities
Twelve 60-second movement breaks for the classroom — perfect for resetting attention mid-lesson.
Daily Mile Class Tracker
Class-level tracker for the Daily Mile — log daily distance, track total over a half-term, see whose class has run furthest.
Fundamental Movement Skills Reference
10 fundamental movement skills every child should master before age 8 — with how-to-coach cues.
Gymnastics & Dance — Knowledge Organiser (KS1-KS2)
Single-page reference for KS1 and KS2 gymnastics and dance. Covers shapes, balances, rolls, jumps, and dance vocabulary. Aligns with KS1-KS2 PE National Curriculum.
Handwashing & Hygiene Poster
Six steps to proper handwashing plus a daily-hygiene checklist for the youngest classes.
Warm-Up Activity Cards
Eight 5-minute warm-up games — print, cut and pull one at the start of every PE lesson.
SEND & Inclusion · 15 resources
50 SEND Strategies — A Staff Meeting Handout
50 specific, named, takeaway-able strategies for supporting children with SEND in mainstream classrooms. Use as a CPD handout — discuss 5 a fortnight.
Autism-Friendly Classroom Checklist
A practical audit of the things that make a classroom genuinely welcoming for autistic children — sensory, communication, predictability, social.
Calm Corner — How to Set One Up
How to set up a calm corner that actually gets used and actually helps — including what to put in it, how to introduce it, and the rules that make it work.
Fidget Tools — Which Ones, When, and How
Fidget tools: which ones genuinely help, which become distractions, how to introduce them, and how to handle 'I want one too'.
Meltdown vs Tantrum — Staff Reference Poster
A staff-room poster explaining the difference between a meltdown (sensory/emotional overload) and a tantrum (goal-directed behaviour). Hugely helpful for behaviour decisions.
Pupil Passport Template — Know This Child
A one-page profile of a child with SEND — strengths, what helps, what doesn't, who to contact. Print one per child, share with supply teachers and TAs.
Reading Intervention — A Progression Map
A step-by-step progression for what to teach a struggling reader at each stage, from pre-phonics to fluency. Useful for class teachers, TAs and intervention leads.
SEND Classroom Adjustments — Universal Design Checklist
A walk-through audit of adjustments that benefit children with SEND but help everyone else too. Audit your classroom in 15 minutes.
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EYFS & Early Years · 27 resources
50 Continuous Provision Enhancement Ideas
50 specific, low-prep enhancements for the main provision areas — by area, by season, by skill. Useful for the Sunday-night moment when you're staring at the planning sheet.
Characteristics of Effective Learning — Tracker
A tracker for the three characteristics of effective learning — playing & exploring, active learning, creating & thinking critically. Useful for end-of-year EYFS reports and Reception-to-Y1 transition.
Communication & Language Knowledge Organiser — EYFS
A Reception and KS1 reference for the communication and language prime area — listening, understanding, and speaking. Developmental milestones, strategies, and vocabulary for practitioners.
Continuous Provision Observation Tracker
A weekly observation tracker — tick which children visit which areas, plus a focus column for noticing learning. Helps spot the children getting missed.
Continuous Provision Planning Grid (Weekly)
A weekly planning grid for EYFS continuous provision — for each area, plan the core invitation, the focus skill, vocabulary to introduce, adult-led enhancements and observation focus.
Continuous Provision — Area Labels & Signage
Printable area labels for an EYFS continuous provision setup — sand, water, construction, role play, fine motor, mark making, maths, books, creative, investigation, small world, outdoor.
Continuous Provision — Rotation System (Half-Term Plan)
A half-term rotation system for keeping provision fresh — what to refresh weekly, fortnightly, and termly. Plus the principle of 'hooking back' to children's interests.
Continuous Provision — Weekly Planning Template
A simple weekly planning template for continuous provision — what's available where, what's been enhanced, what learning is being noticed. Replaces 30-page planning documents with one page that actually gets used.
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EAL & New Arrivals · 8 resources
EAL Classroom Communication Board
A single-sheet visual board children can point to when they don't have the English to say what they need. Print A3, laminate, mount on the wall.
EAL Home Language Information Form
A short form to send home with new arrivals — gathers essential information about the child's language background, prior schooling and family situation.
EAL New Arrival — First Day Checklist
What to do in the first hour, first morning and first afternoon when a child with no English joins your class. Practical, kind, ready to print.
EAL Parent Welcome Pack
A welcome pack for EAL families joining the school — explains the school day, key terms, what to bring, parent-teacher communication.
EAL Phonics Starter Pack
Adapted phonics introduction for EAL learners — pictures and visual cues for every sound, no English vocabulary assumed.
EAL Quick Reference — One Page for Mainstream Teachers
A one-page reference card summarising the most important things mainstream teachers need to know when supporting EAL learners. Print and stick on your desk.
EAL Survival Vocabulary — 50 Picture Cards
The 50 most essential English words for a new arrival — toilet, water, hungry, hurt, friend, help. Picture cards to laminate and use daily.
EAL Visual Timetable — Cut-Out Cards
Picture cards for every subject and routine in a typical school day. Arrange in order to show 'what's happening today' to a child who can't yet read.
Trauma-Informed Practice · 16 resources
ACEs Explained for Teachers
Adverse Childhood Experiences — what they are, how they affect children's brains and behaviour, and what teachers can actually do. Based on the original Felitti and Anda research and subsequent decades of follow-up.
Behavior is Communication — Staff Poster
A staff-room poster reframing common 'difficult' behaviours as communications. The shift in lens is often the most powerful intervention there is.
Bereaved Children — What Helps in Primary
How children at primary age process death — and what teachers can actually do to support a bereaved child returning to school. Includes what to say, what to avoid, and how to plan ahead.
Body-Based Regulation Activities
Why traumatised children often can't 'think their way out' of dysregulation, and the body-based activities that help — proprioception, deep pressure, rhythmic movement, breath. With 20 specific activities.
Building Safety — Daily Routines Checklist
The small daily routines that build felt safety for children with trauma backgrounds — entry rituals, transitions, exits. Audit your day.
Co-Regulation Script for Adults
What to actually say (and not say) when a child is dysregulated. Phrase by phrase, based on the principles of co-regulation. Useful for the staff briefing.
Decoding Common Behaviors — A Practical Reference
A deeper reference for the behaviors most often seen in children with trauma backgrounds — what they often mean, what's often happening underneath, and what tends to help.
Looked-After and Adopted Children — Classroom Strategies
Practical strategies for children in care, post-adoption children, and children with previous looked-after status. Common patterns, what helps, and how to work with the adults around the child.
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Outdoor & Forest School · 12 resources
Autumn Outdoor Learning — Activity Pack
Six autumn outdoor activities for EYFS, KS1 and lower KS2. Leaf hunt, conker maths, weather diary, autumn sound map, fungi spotter, harvest sorting. Print, take outside, do.
Bug Hunt & Minibeasts Identification Activity
A printable field guide for identifying common UK minibeasts found in school grounds — ants, woodlice, centipedes, earwigs, beetles, worms, slugs, and spiders. Includes tally chart, habitat log, and observational drawing sheets.
Forest School Practitioner's Bookshelf
A curated reading list for primary teachers wanting to take outdoor learning more seriously — foundational books, practical activity guides, and the wider thinking on childhood and risk.
Forest School Without Woods — Playground & Field Adaptations
How to run Forest School-style sessions when your school has only a playground, a field, or a small green corner. Practical adaptations covering activities, kit and routines.
Nature Journal — Printable Templates
Five ready-to-print nature journal templates — one big drawing page, observation grid, weather diary, year-long tracker, and 'today I noticed' reflection page.
Outdoor Learning Risk Assessment — Pre-Session Checklist
A pre-session checklist for outdoor learning sessions — site, weather, participants, equipment, supervision and emergencies. Adapt and sign off before going out.
Outdoor Learning Skills — Progression Tracker (EYFS to Y6)
Year-by-year progression of outdoor learning skills — from EYFS gross motor through to Y6 fire safety and independent project work. For schools building a coherent outdoor curriculum.
Outdoor Maths — Activity Cards
Eight outdoor maths activities — measure a tree, count seeds, perimeter of the playground, symmetry hunt, angle spotting, estimation walk, time-and-distance, leaf fractions.
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Parent Communication & School Letters · 33 resources
Achievement Note — Praise Home Template
A short, specific praise note to send home — celebrates a moment with the family. Done well, builds parent-teacher trust faster than anything else.
Assessment Calendar — Whole-Year Template
A whole-school assessment calendar template — when each year group does what, how it links to reporting, and how to keep assessment proportionate. The reference document an assessment coordinator builds in September and refers back to all year.
Assessment Coordinator Handover Document
When an assessment coordinator leaves a school, the next person inherits chaos by default. This handover template captures everything — calendar, statutory dates, software access, moderation cycles, key decisions. Mirrors the music coordinator handover doc.
Back-to-School — Family Guide
A short guide to send home in the last week of summer — what families can do in the few days before school starts to make the transition smoother. Practical, low-pressure, useful.
Behavior Note Home — Templates
Templates for the difficult message home — a behavior incident, a pattern of concern, a serious issue. Written to inform, not blame, and to invite partnership.
Bereavement & Family Crisis — School Response
How a primary school responds when a child experiences bereavement, illness, separation, or family crisis — the first conversation, the first day back, the longer-term support.
Book Bag Notes — A Pack of Quick Templates
20 short, ready-to-print 'note home' templates for the moments that come up most — achievement notes, kit reminders, friendship news, illness, lost-item alerts. Print, sign, drop in book bag.
Celebration / Event Info Pack
Templates for sports day, Christmas concert, summer fair, end-of-year assembly — the events that bring families in. Clear info, clear timing, clear expectations.
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Cover Day & Supply · 9 resources
Any-Year Art Cover Lesson — Self-Portrait Continuum
A self-contained art lesson that works from Reception to Year 6 — observational self-portrait with reflection. Materials: pencils and paper. Time: 45-60 minutes.
Behavior Strategies for an Unfamiliar Class
What works (and what doesn't) when you don't know the children, the school's rules, or where the head's office is. Quick-deploy strategies for the unfamiliar classroom.
Classroom Info Template — For the Cover Folder
A printable template for the 'about your class' page that goes in the emergency cover folder. Class list, seating plan, medical flags, SEND notes — all in one page.
Cover Day End-of-Day Handover Template
What the supply teacher fills in at the end of the day for the returning class teacher. Brief, structured, useful — covers what got done, what to follow up, what's worth knowing.
Cover Day Full Pack — Year 1-2 (KS1)
A complete cover-day pack for KS1 — registration, maths, phonics, snack, story, P.E., afternoon project. Five hours of teaching with everything you need, no class teacher prep required.
Cover Day — Morning Meeting Script (Any Class)
A scripted morning meeting routine for any class, any age, when you don't know the children. Register, weather, mood check, calendar, day plan — 10 minutes that establish you as the adult and the children as a team.
Emergency Cover Pack — For the Class Teacher to Leave
What every class teacher should keep printed in their classroom drawer — a one-day emergency cover pack so a supply teacher can run the day without disrupting learning. Builds itself from your existing materials.
First Day as Supply — A Survival Guide
What to do in your first 15 minutes in an unfamiliar classroom. How to win the morning before the children arrive. How to manage the rest of the day. Field-tested supply teacher survival.
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Before & After School · 11 resources
After-School Club 30-Day Activity Planner
A 30-day activity planning grid for after-school club leaders — variety across art, sport, science, cooking, free play. Stops the trap of 'colouring sheets again' and gives staff a clear what-to-prep-when template.
After-School Club Behaviour Expectations — Child-Friendly Poster
A simple, child-friendly poster of after-school club behaviour expectations — different from school day rules, written in language children of 5+ can understand. Use it as the visible standard.
After-School Club Rainy Day Rotation Plan
When the weather kills outdoor time at after-school club — a 4-station rotation plan that gives every child variety in 90 minutes without staff exhausting themselves leading one giant activity.
After-School Club Snack Policy & Easy Recipes
An after-school snack policy template plus 10 easy, allergy-aware snack recipes children can help prepare. Covers nutrition guidelines, allergy management, and the kinds of snacks that don't crash children's regulation.
Before-School Settling Activity Pack
Calm, gentle activities for children who arrive early and need help settling in. Reduces school-anxiety.
Breakfast Club Arrival & Settle Routine
A clear arrival routine for breakfast club — what children do when they arrive, in what order, with adult supervision points marked. Stops the chaotic 7:30am free-for-all and gets children eating, regulated, ready for school.
Holiday Club Themed Week Pack — Around the World
A complete 5-day themed holiday club week — 'Around the World' — with daily plans, art and craft activities, food connections, music and movement, and a Friday celebration. Designed for staff with limited planning time.
Morning Arrival Routine — Visual Poster
A six-step visual poster showing the routine for arriving at school each morning — designed for younger children and pupils with SEND.
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Art · 3 resources
Autumn Leaf Art — 4 Craft Activities
Four leaf-based autumn craft activities: leaf rubbings, leaf printing, leaf collage, and leaf observational drawing. Suitable for outdoor collection followed by indoor art. Links to science (plants) and art.
Lines and Shapes — Elements of Art
Practice the basic line types and shapes that make up every drawing.
Paper Plate Animal Faces — Craft Activity Pack
Step-by-step instructions for making 6 animal faces from paper plates — lion, owl, fox, rabbit, bear, and frog. Includes cutting guides and decoration ideas. Perfect for art, topic work, or rainy days.
Music · 11 resources
Assembly Songs — Repertoire Bank (50 Songs)
Fifty songs suitable for primary school assemblies, organised by theme (gathering, celebration, gratitude, kindness, multicultural, seasonal). Each entry notes age range, key, source, and rough difficulty. The reference document a music coordinator wishes they had on day one.
Beat and Rhythm — Body Percussion
Eight body-percussion patterns to teach beat, rhythm and call-and-response. No instruments needed.
Christmas Production Planner — Music Coordinator's Edition
An 8-week countdown plan for delivering a primary school Christmas production. Includes the song-list-to-send-to-class-teachers, rehearsal schedule, technical requirements, and the conversations to have with the head before the project starts.
Classroom Percussion Starter Kit — Coordinator's Setup Guide
What instruments to buy, how many, how to store them, and how to roll them out so they last. The setup guide for coordinators starting from scratch — or refreshing an inherited cupboard chaos.
Music CPD Pack for Class Teachers
A short-format CPD pack for music coordinators to deliver to non-specialist class teachers. Six 20-minute sessions, each focused on one practical skill (singing leadership, body percussion, tuned percussion handling, rhythm games, listening lessons, composition). Designed for twilight INSETs.
Music Coordinator Handover Document
When a music coordinator leaves a school, the next person inherits chaos by default. This handover template captures everything the next person needs — instruments inventory, peripatetic contracts, scheme subscriptions, important parent contacts, what's on order, what's broken.
Music Curriculum Overview — Pre-K to Grade 6
A whole-school music curriculum overview showing what each year group covers, how skills progress, and how assessment connects across the years. Designed for music coordinators working with non-specialist class teachers who need to know what comes before and after their year.
Music Listening Bank — 50 Pieces for Primary
Fifty pieces of music suitable for primary listening lessons, organised by category (orchestral / world music / pop & contemporary / film & TV / mood). Each entry notes recommended age, listening focus, and 'what to ask the children'. Calibrated for non-specialist delivery.
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Design & Technology · 2 resources
Cooking & Nutrition — Knowledge Organiser (KS1-KS2)
Single-page reference for KS1 and KS2 cooking and nutrition. Covers food groups, healthy eating, where food comes from, basic kitchen skills and food hygiene. Aligns with the cooking and nutrition strand of D&T.
No-Cook Recipes for KS1 — 5 Simple Recipes
Five no-cook recipes suitable for Reception and KS1 DT lessons: fruit skewers, bread and butter, hummus and pitta dippers, simple salad, and banana smoothie. Each has a child-friendly instruction card.
Sports & Games · 3 resources
Gymnastics Floor Skills
Basic gymnastics movements — rolls, balances, jumps. Includes apparatus work and sequence building.
Playground Games — 12 Classics Explained
Twelve classic playground games with full rules — Stuck in the Mud, What's the Time Mr Wolf, Duck Duck Goose, Tag variants, French skipping and more.
Swimming — Pool Rules & Stroke Basics
Pre-pool checklist and a structure for a beginner swimming session — for teachers leading school swim trips.
Languages · 2 resources
French Pronunciation — Quick Guide for Non-Specialist Teachers
If you're teaching primary French and worried your pronunciation will mislead the children, this guide covers the 12 sounds that matter most, the silent letter rules, and the few patterns most adults get wrong. Read once, set for the year.
Spanish Pronunciation — Quick Guide for Non-Specialist Teachers
If you're teaching primary Spanish and worried your pronunciation will mislead the children, this guide covers the 10 sounds that matter most. Spanish is mostly phonetic — once you learn the basics, you're set for the year.
Festivals & Celebrations · 5 resources
Color the Festivals — Around the World
Four festival-themed coloring activities — Diwali rangoli, Chinese New Year decorations, Christmas tree ornaments, and Eid moon-and-stars patterns. Children follow color guides to learn the cultural significance of each design while practicing coloring.
Festivals Calendar — A Year of Celebrations
A year-at-a-glance calendar of major world festivals — Diwali, Eid, Christmas, Lunar New Year, Easter, Ramadan and more. Plan your year ahead.
Harvest Festival
What Harvest is, when it's celebrated, and how UK schools traditionally mark it.
Lunar New Year — Spring Festival Activities
Hands-on activities for Lunar New Year — paper lanterns, red envelopes, dragon dance puppets.
Thanksgiving & Gratitude Traditions
Thanksgiving in North America, harvest festivals worldwide, and ways to practice gratitude — includes gratitude activity sheets.
Morning Assembly · 8 resources
Festival of Light — Multi-Faith Assembly Script
Whole-school assembly script bringing together festivals of light from four faiths — Diwali (Hindu), Hanukkah (Jewish), Christmas (Christian), and Eid lights (Muslim). 15 minutes.
Harvest & Gratitude — Multi-Faith Assembly Script
Autumn assembly drawing together harvest festivals and gratitude traditions across faiths and cultures — Christian harvest, Sukkot, Eid al-Adha, Vaisakhi, and secular thanksgiving. 12 minutes.
Morning Assembly Week 1 — World Kindness Day
5-slide assembly about World Kindness Day (November 13) — what kindness means, examples, and a class challenge.
Morning Assembly Week 10 — Our Amazing Planet
Wonder-based assembly about something amazing in nature this week — animal, plant, weather, or place.
Morning Assembly Week 3 — Random Acts of Kindness
Whole-school kindness focus week — what kindness is, why it matters, and a class-wide kindness challenge.
Morning Assembly Week 4 — Local Heroes
Template for highlighting local community helpers — firefighters, teachers, shop workers, bus drivers, volunteers.
Morning Assembly Week 7 — Celebrating Difference
About diversity, inclusion, and belonging — celebrating what makes each of us different and what connects us.
Shared Values — Multi-Belief Assembly Script
Whole-school assembly script exploring values shared across religious and non-religious worldviews — kindness, fairness, honesty, courage. Includes humanism alongside Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Sikhism. 15 minutes.
Topic Packs · 8 resources
Books for Black History Month — KS1 to KS2
Picture books, chapter books, and biographies for Black History Month — across age ranges, with notes on what each book covers. Calibrated for primary classrooms with diverse and not-yet-diverse cohorts alike.
Earth Day & Sustainability — Themed Week Pack
Cross-curricular pack for Earth Day (April 22) and broader sustainability topics. Honest about climate change without being doom-laden. Includes practical action projects, energy audits children can do at home, fact-files on climate action, and a class sustainability plan.
Minibeasts & Insects — Themed Week Pack
Five-day pack on minibeasts (UK term) and insects more broadly. Includes a school-grounds bug hunt, classification work, life cycles (butterfly, ladybird, ant), and the role of pollinators. Outdoor-learning friendly.
Pirates! — Cross-Curricular Themed Week
A full week of pirate-themed lessons covering English, maths, geography, art and music — one theme, five days, every subject.
Trees & Plants — Themed Week Pack
Five-day cross-curricular pack on trees and plants. Includes tree identification, photosynthesis demystified, planting activities, the difference between trees and other plants, and forest ecology. Outdoor-learning friendly.
Under the Sea — Cross-Curricular Themed Week
An ocean-themed week for early years and KS1 — sea creatures, ocean zones, shape sorting, fishy writing and a class aquarium display.
Weather & Climate — Themed Week Pack
Five-day pack on weather (day-to-day) and climate (long-term patterns). Includes weather measurement, the water cycle, climate zones around the world, extreme weather, and climate change at primary level.
World Book Day — Themed Week Pack
A full week of activities for World Book Day. Includes character-day costume guide that doesn't require parents to buy anything, classroom reading rituals, book-recommendation systems for reluctant readers, and a class story-writing project that builds across the week.
Year Transitions · 7 resources
Class Handover Document — End-of-Year Template
The document the outgoing class teacher fills in for the incoming one. Captures every child's academic level, social map, vulnerabilities, family context, and the one thing the next teacher absolutely must know. Saves the new teacher a half-term of figuring it out.
End-of-Year Memory Book — Keepsake Template
An eight-page keepsake memory book children fill in with photos, autographs, drawings and memories of the school year.
End-of-Year Reflection — Universal Pack
A reflection booklet children fill in at the end of any school year — proudest moments, favourite books, friendships and what they want to remember.
First Day Back After Summer — Activity Pack
Six activities for the first day back in September — designed to ease children in without overwhelming them, and give the new teacher useful information about their class. Low-stakes, structured, calming.
Meet Your New Teacher — Welcome Letter Template
A teacher-side template for writing a warm welcome letter to incoming students before September starts. Customisable to any year group.
Reception to Year 1 Transition Pack
The single biggest transition in primary — from play-based EYFS to a more structured Year 1 classroom. Activities, parent letter, classroom routines, and EYFS-to-KS1 staff handover sheet for the gentlest possible move.
Transition Day — Running Order Template
A planning template for the in-school transition day at the end of the summer term — when children spend a morning with their next year's teacher. Sample running order, ice-breaker activities, parent-facing letter, and what the lead teacher needs to prep.
Wet Break & Indoor Play · 10 resources
50 Wet Break Drawing Prompts
50 short, weird, fun drawing prompts for indoor break time — perfect for whoever is at the table that day.
Emergency 15-Minute Wet Break Plan
When wet break is called with no warning and you have nothing prepared — a single-page emergency plan for the next 15 minutes that works in any classroom with anything you have to hand.
Wet Break Activity Box — What to Stock
What to put in a classroom 'wet break box' — the box that gets opened when rain stops outdoor break. Calibrated for primary classrooms across age ranges. Honest about what genuinely engages children vs what sits unused.
Wet Break Activity Pack 1
Six print-and-go activities for rainy lunchtimes — silent games, paper-only, low-supervision-friendly.
Wet Break Classroom Yoga — 20 Pose Cards
Twenty simple yoga poses children can do beside or behind their chairs — releasing the energy that builds up during indoor lunchtime without needing space, mats, or changing clothes.
Wet Break Music & Listening Activity Pack
Eight calm, listening-based activities for wet break — sound bingo, mystery sounds, silent disco, listening drawing. Lower the room volume rather than competing with it.
Wet Break Policy Template — For SLT
An editable wet-break policy template for senior leadership — covering when wet break is called, who supervises, where each year group goes, what happens with toilets and food, and what's expected of staff. Ready to adapt to your school.
Wet Break Quick Paper Craft Pack — 12 Activities
Twelve quick paper-and-pencil crafts for wet break — origami fortune tellers, paper aeroplanes, paper chains, finger puppets, accordion books and more. Each takes 10-15 minutes. Materials: paper. That's it.
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