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Build confidence converting between fractions, decimals and percentages in this engaging Year 5 maths lesson. Students recap place value, factors and multiples before applying their knowledge to mixed

A 15–20 minute support worksheet helping Year 5 pupils identify and correct common 11+ reasoning mistakes.

A quick Year 4 maths warm-up covering number and place value, calculations, fractions, shapes, measures and data. This worksheet helps pupils practise key skills and identify areas to revisit before b

A focused revision lesson for Year 11 students preparing for AQA GCSE English Language. It develops practical strategies for Paper 1 and Paper 2, including analysing narrative structure, comparing wri

Build confidence with A Christmas Carol through focused exploration of Dickens’ characters, themes, methods and Victorian context. This lesson develops exam-ready analysis of Scrooge’s transformation,

An advanced synoptic assessment applying molecular, ecological and evolutionary principles to climate change.

Help Year 5 pupils identify and correct common numerical and non-verbal reasoning mistakes. These activities reveal typical examiner traps, encourage careful checking and strengthen problem-solving co

The lesson also introduces prime numbers, factors, multiples, highest common factors and lowest common multiples through clear explanations, visual examples and 11+ style challenges.

Build confidence with calculations, BIDMAS, negative numbers, fractions, decimals, percentages, and measures through practical workplace and everyday scenarios.

The exam at a glance — Paper 1 (Creative Reading and Writing) and Paper 2 (Writers' Viewpoints and Perspectives), both 40 marks, both 1 hour 45 minutes.

This lesson introduces Year 9 students to personal budgeting and responsible money management. They will calculate total costs and change, analyse fixed and variable expenses, work out percentage discounts, compare saving with spending, and apply their knowledge to realistic budgeting challenges.

A GCSE Higher revision lesson for Year 10 students covering index laws, standard form, expanding and factorising quadratics, equations and inequalities, ratio, proportion, and percentage multipliers. Students develop essential algebraic fluency throu

A clear, practical introduction to word classes, sentence structures and essential punctuation marks for Year 7 students. Learners explore how grammar choices shape meaning and practise applying punctuation accurately.

Students begin with relatable ratio problems before learning key vocabulary and how to write ratios correctly. They then practise scaling ratios, finding equivalent relationships, using scale factors and connecting percentages to ratios out of 100. Interactive challenges and quizzes help them check

Algebraic notation is a mathematical shorthand. Letters represent unknown or changing values, while symbols and conventions help us write expressions clearly and efficiently—for example, 3 × a becomes 3a, and x × x becomes x².

Develop confident algebraic problem-solving skills by simplifying expressions, expanding and factorising brackets, solving equations, and rearranging formulae. Students will apply these techniques to exam-style questions and real-world scenarios.

A playful Year 1 lesson introducing phonemes, blending, segmenting and the basic building blocks of sentences.

Learn how writers use linguistic devices such as similes, metaphors and personification to create vivid meaning. Explore how to adapt your language and tone for different audiences, including formal and informal situations.

Build confidence with word classes, sentence structures and precise vocabulary. Learn how grammatical choices and descriptive language work together to create vivid settings, atmosphere and imagery.

n overview of the AQA A-Level English Literature specification, comparing historicist and genre-led approaches while exploring how Paper 1 is assessed. The session focuses on the five Assessment Objectives, comparative strategies, critical perspectives and the development of synthesised arguments.

Students learn how to apply AO1, AO2 and AO4 when analysing fiction extracts, then develop AO5 and AO6 skills for imaginative writing. The lesson includes exam structure, key vocabulary, planning practice, discussion, creative tasks and opportunities to consolidate understanding.

Students will: Understand how demand and supply interact to determine equilibrium. Explain how prices influence the choices of consumers and producers. Calculate and interpret Price Elasticity of Demand (PED). Distinguish between elastic and inelastic demand. Explain how negative externalities lead

This lesson helps Year 13 students understand the difference between volunteering, observation and clinical work experience. It introduces UK opportunities, reputable international organisations, ethical concerns such as scope of practice and voluntourism, and practical steps for securing a safe pla

Students investigate how TB bacteria enter the lungs, are engulfed by alveolar macrophages and become enclosed within tubercles. They examine why primary infection is often asymptomatic, how latent TB can reactivate, and how M. tuberculosis prevents phagosome–lysosome fusion to evade destruction. Th