Teaching is serious. Your calendar doesn’t have to be. The Lazy Teacher – 12 Months of Educational Survival combines 12 original Lazy Teacher cartoons with a practical A4 monthly calendar. Each month tackles another familiar educational absurdity — marking policies, spreadsheets, CPD, inspections, parent communication, risk assessments and the other things that somehow became part…
Introducing Assembly Ahead: Plan Assemblies by Date You know an assembly is coming up —but you have not yet decided what it should be about. Assembly Ahead —is a new way to explore AssemblyTube resources by date. Helping you see what is coming up across the school year. Plan around the school calendar Browse resources…
The New Values Planner Keeps Assemblies Organised The FREE Values Assembly Planner is designed for school assembly leaders who want a simple way to organise values-based assemblies across the year. It complements our Values Assembly Resource Hub. For those into Assembly Planning, the planner lists key assembly values such as: respect, kindness, courage, teamwork, responsibility, honesty, equality,…
The FLIP | PLAN Planner Notebook is a unique design. Flip it vertically to switch between Lesson Planner and Notebook. Convenient A5 size. Plan your lessons and have them with you. Flip and add some notes. The ultimate flexible lesson planner. Available now from Amazon. More Details A calm, flexible planner designed around how…
Quiet Notes for Teachers A calm notebook for ideas, reflections, and thinking time Teaching is busy. Loud. Relentless. Quiet Notes for Teachers is a deliberately simple notebook created for the moments when teachers need space to think — between lessons, after the bell, or at the end of a long day. This is not a…
New Year Resolutions for the Assembly Leader It’s a time for looking to the year ahead. As an Assembly Leader, what would you like to do differently? AssemblyTube has put together a few ideas to help you save time, and deliver great Assemblies. Click the buttons below for lots of ideas. These ideas are not…