This PowerPoint celebrates Roald Dahl and his enduring contribution to children’s literature, introducing pupils to his life, imagination and most beloved characters. It highlights key stories such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The BFG and Matilda.
This PowerPoint charts the life and impact of Steve Jobs, offering pupils an inspiring look at how creativity, resilience and innovative thinking can shape the modern world. It traces Jobs’ journey from his early life in California, through the founding of Apple and the company’s breakthrough products, to his dramatic departure and triumphant return that led Apple from near-collapse to global dominance.
This PowerPoint introduces pupils to Leonardo da Vinci as the ultimate example of a multidisciplinary genius whose curiosity and creativity shaped art, science and engineering. It explores his life, from his early fascination with nature to his achievements as a painter, inventor, anatomist and engineer.
This PowerPoint introduces pupils to the magical world of Harry Potter, using key characters, themes and activities to teach lessons about friendship, courage and teamwork. It outlines Harry’s origins, the four Hogwarts houses and their values.
This PowerPoint introduces pupils to St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, explaining his life story and why he is celebrated each year on 17th March. It covers his early years in Wales, his capture and enslavement in Ireland, his escape, and his eventual return as a priest and missionary who helped bring Christianity to Ireland.
This PowerPoint introduces pupils to St David, the patron saint of Wales, exploring his life, legends and lasting influence. It explains his Welsh origins, his role in spreading Christianity, and famous stories such as the ground rising beneath him while preaching and his use of the leek as a battle identifier—traditions that continue in St David’s Day celebrations.