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  • New for 2026 - Pia's Pet Club Activity Pack

    Design your own pet, answer Pia's quiz and more in this fun-filled activity pack!

    Key Stages: KS2
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  • Turtle Boy

    Fun activities and discussion questions to complete and consider alongside heart-warming middle grade story Turtle Boy. Perfect for KS2.

    Key Stages: KS2
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  • The Yearbook

    Delve into the new book from everyone’s favourite YA author Holly Bourne -The Yearbook - teaching resources with extracts and notes for KS4.

    Key Stages: KS4
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  • A Glasshouse of Stars Discussion Pack

    In depth discussion notes for KS2 featuring key themes including: bullying, race and racism, friendship and empathy.

    Key Stages: KS2
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  • A Glasshouse of Stars Teacher Notes

    A Glasshouse of Stars is a powerful story based on Shirley Marr’s childhood experience of migration. This teaching pack aimed at 8+/KS2+ readers. explores some of the important themes within the book such as bullying, grief, fears and anxiety, imagination, and communication.

    Key Stages: KS2
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  • Where the World Ends
    Key themes of faith and religion, education and knowledge, community and isolation, and gender, are explored through discussion and analysis and creative tasks aimed at KS3.
    Key Stages: KS3
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  • Scavengers
    Discussion questions, language analysis tasks and a range of activities to get students responding to literature and exploring key themes such as being an outsider and what it means to be human – ideal for KS3.
    Key Stages: KS3
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  • The Last Summer of Us
    Discussion questions and creative activities including composition and performance, dramatising a scene and writing an epilogue to explore a coming of age novel – aimed at KS4.
    Key Stages: KS4
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  • The Places I've Cried in Public
    RSE focused discussion questions and activities about they key themes of gaslighting, sexual relationships, love and friendship aimed at KS4.
    Key Stages: KS4
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  • The House of One Hundred Clocks
    Explore Edwardian England throughout extract-based discussion and activities including creative writing, making an advertisement, and role play, ideal for KS2 and KS3.
    Key Stages: KS2, KS3
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  • The Great Dodo Comeback
    Explore the key themes of conservationism and the environment through discussion questions and activities including writing a news bulletin, making your own forest and creating dodo merchandise – ideal for KS1.
    Key Stages: KS1, KS2
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  • Meet the Twitches
    Comprehension/discussion questions and creative activities including creating a missing poster, making a parachute, and designing a book cover - great for KS1.
    Key Stages: KS1, KS2
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