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New for 2026 - Pia's Pet Club Activity PackDesign your own pet, answer Pia's quiz and more in this fun-filled activity pack!
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Lift-the-flap Questions and Answers about Refugees Teaching Resource Pack
Written with advice from the Refugee council, this cross-curricular resource pack covers the stages of a refugee’s journey, from fleeing danger to seeking asylum and finding a new place to call home.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Where the World EndsKey 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.
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ScavengersDiscussion 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: KS3Download
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The Last Summer of UsDiscussion 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.
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The Places I've Cried in PublicRSE focused discussion questions and activities about they key themes of gaslighting, sexual relationships, love and friendship aimed at KS4.
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The House of One Hundred ClocksExplore Edwardian England throughout extract-based discussion and activities including creative writing, making an advertisement, and role play, ideal for KS2 and KS3.
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The Great Dodo ComebackExplore 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.
