Update: Due to their overwhelming popularity, I've decided to host additional SATs Booster Lessons starting from Monday 15th April until Friday 10th May. If you couldn't make it to the Easter sessions, don't worry, you've got another chance!
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To celebrate International Women's Day, I introduced my KS3 learners to the brilliance of Maya Angelou. They were inspired to write their own poems, thanking a special woman in their lives.
My Year 5 students and I have been getting creative and crafting our own rap songs. We've been inspired by the incredible MC Grammar! 🎤
I hope you had a great Pancake Day, here's how mine went... 🤣
I had an idea at Christmas. I would find a way that students can look back and see their achievements and progress.
Have you heard of a Billy Baker, Grammer zow, Parson's pig, or Cheese log?
I'm creating some fun and festive writing activities today. I love that dabbing snowman!
My jokes might induce groans rather than chuckles but I love laughter in our lessons! It makes my students feel more relaxed; they enjoy the lessons more; and most of all, it's been proven to bolster their memory and recall. How great is that?
I've always loved coming up with creative ideas, but I've not always had the confidence to share them. So what changed?
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