The Empowered Teachers Toolbox

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Welcome to The Empowered Teacher's Toolbox!

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Tired of classroom disruptions hindering learning? The Empowered Teacher’s Toolbox is your key to unlocking a positive and productive learning environment. We understand the challenges teachers face in managing diverse student behaviours, and we're here to equip you with the tools and strategies you need to thrive.

What We Offer:

Educator-created behaviour management resources: Access engaging activities, practical tips, and ready-to-use workbooks.
Solutions for every setting: Find effective strategies for both the classroom environment and the internal exclusion / isolation / remove room or suspension
Support for diverse needs: Address a wide range of behavioural challenges with flexible and adaptable tools for Key stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 and SEND profile students

Our Goal:

To empower you to create a classroom where every student feels supported, respected, and motivated to succeed.

Join us on this journey to transform your teaching experience and empower your students to reach their full potential. Explore our resources today and discover the difference a well-managed classroom can make!

Key Stage 2 Students

Key Stage 2

While our primary focus is on high school resources, we've been commissioned to develop a series of workbooks specifically addressing behaviour management in the junior school setting. We value your expertise and insights as educators, so if there are particular behaviours you're observing in your school environment that you'd like to see addressed, please feel free to share your thoughts through comments or email. Your feedback will be instrumental in ensuring our resources are relevant and effective for teachers like you.

For our younger learners in Key Stage 2 (ages 7-11), we understand the importance of laying a strong foundation for future learning. With this in mind, we've curated a selection of resources and topics specifically tailored to their developmental stage.

We prioritise engaging and interactive content that sparks curiosity and fosters a love for learning. Bright visuals, playful language, and hands-on activities are incorporated to capture their attention and make learning fun. Concepts are introduced in a clear and age-appropriate manner, ensuring comprehension and retention.

Recognising the diverse learning styles and abilities within KS2, we provide a range of resources to accommodate different needs. Activities are designed to be adaptable, allowing for differentiation and scaffolding to support individual progress.

We understand that KS2 is a crucial time for developing social and emotional skills. Our resources integrate activities that promote positive behaviour, empathy, and collaboration.

While we offer a focused selection of topics, we ensure they cover essential areas of learning and provide opportunities for cross-curricular connections. Our aim is to create a stimulating and supportive learning environment where KS2 pupils feel confident, engaged, and excited about their educational journey.

Key Stage 3 Students

Key Stage 3 (ages 11-14) is a crucial developmental period where students transition from childhood to adolescence. During this time, their cognitive abilities, social-emotional awareness, and comprehension skills undergo rapid growth. Our focus for KS3 pupils is on creating age-appropriate content that aligns with their evolving needs and understanding.

We prioritise clear and concise explanations, avoiding jargon and overly complex language. Engaging visuals, real-life examples, and interactive elements are incorporated to enhance understanding and retention. Activities are designed to promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and independent learning.

Recognising the diverse learning styles and abilities within this age group, we provide differentiated resources and activities that cater to various levels of comprehension. This ensures that all students feel challenged and supported in their learning journey.

We understand that KS3 pupils are developing their sense of self and navigating complex social dynamics. Thus, we include content that fosters social-emotional learning, promotes empathy, and encourages positive behavior.

Our ultimate goal is to create a safe and engaging learning environment that inspires curiosity, fosters a love for learning, and empowers KS3 pupils to reach their full potential.

Key Stage 4 Students

Key Stage 4 (ages 14-16) marks a significant shift towards independent learning and preparation for further education or vocational training. While building on the foundation established in KS3, our approach for KS4 students recognises their increased maturity and capacity for abstract thinking.

We maintain clarity and conciseness in explanations, but introduce more complex concepts and vocabulary to challenge students and expand their knowledge base. Questions and activities are designed to be of a higher order, encouraging analysis, evaluation, and synthesis of information.

We continue to provide differentiated resources to accommodate diverse learning needs, but also place a greater emphasis on self-directed learning and metacognitive skills. Students are encouraged to reflect on their learning process, identify areas for improvement, and develop effective study strategies.

As KS4 students grapple with significant life choices and personal development, we incorporate content that explores career options, fosters resilience, and promotes responsible decision-making.

Our aim is to prepare KS4 students for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed in their chosen paths.

SEND Profile Students

For students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), our approach is rooted in understanding and celebrating each individual's unique learning profile. We acknowledge that SEND encompasses a broad spectrum of needs, and our resources are designed to be flexible and adaptable to meet those diverse requirements.

We prioritise clarity, simplicity, and multi-sensory engagement in our content. Visual aids, audio support, and hands-on activities are seamlessly integrated to enhance understanding and cater to different learning styles. Language is carefully chosen to be accessible and inclusive, avoiding jargon and complex sentence structures.

Individualised learning plans and differentiated resources are crucial for SEND students. We offer a range of materials and activities that can be tailored to specific needs, ensuring that each student feels supported and challenged at their own pace.

We recognise the importance of social-emotional development for all students, but particularly for those with SEND. Our resources incorporate activities that promote self-awareness, emotional regulation, and positive social interaction.

Our overarching goal is to create an inclusive and empowering learning environment where SEND students feel valued, understood, and capable of achieving their full potential. We strive to provide the tools and support necessary for them to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

Workbook 1. School Core Values KS3

The Key Stage 3 Workbook on School Core Values is an invaluable resource for young learners from 11 - 14 years old to explore and internalize the essential values that shape their character and contribute to a positive school environment. Through engaging articles, thought-provoking questions, and reflective activities, this workbook guides students on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

The workbook is divided into five comprehensive lessons, each focusing on a core value:

Compassion: Students learn to understand and empathize with others, fostering kindness and support within the school community.

Hard Work: The importance of dedication, perseverance, and goal-setting is emphasized, empowering students to strive for their best and overcome challenges.

Respect: Students explore the significance of valuing others, appreciating differences, and creating a harmonious learning environment.

Integrity: The value of honesty, truthfulness, and making responsible choices is highlighted, encouraging students to develop a strong moral compass.

Fairness: Students learn to recognize and promote equality, justice, and inclusivity, fostering a sense of responsibility towards themselves and others.

By actively engaging with the material in this workbook, students will gain a deeper understanding of these core values and their practical application in daily life. The workbook encourages self-reflection, critical thinking, and the development of essential life skills, empowering students to become responsible, compassionate, and successful individuals.

Designed to be used in either a classroom environment, your Internal Exclusion room or as home work for a student subject to suspension from school.

This workbook is available as several options:

Individually for £3.00 TES link KS3 workbook

Part of 3 pack bundle including Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 and SEND adapted workbook for £6.50 (saving 28%) TES link (3 pack bundle)

Part of a 20 pack bundle for £34.99 (saving 42%) TES link to 20 workbook bundle KS3

Titles available

1. School Core Values

2. Attendance & Truancy

3. Drug Education

4. Understanding Racism

5. Violent Behaviour & Fighting

6. Disrespectful Behaviour Towards Staff

7. Homophobic Discrimination

8. Bullying & Cyber Bullying

9. Smoking & Vaping

10. The Importance of School Uniform

11. Attending School Detentions

12. Bringing the School into Disrepute

14. Vandalism in School

15. Theft in school

16. Inappropriate Language in School

17. Prohibited Items

18. Refusal to Follow Instructions

19. Fundamental British Values

20. Community Time Behaviour

21. Unkind Behaviour Towards Others

* Please note workbook 13 Inappropriate use of Social Media is a FREE download for KS3, KS4 & SEND students. Download it today.

Once purchased you are free to adapt the workbook to suit your own school including your school logo.

Also included for FREE are all future updates to this and all workbooks purchased.

If you have an idea for a workbook that would work for your school that you would like me to create please email me on malcolmdent69@icloud.com. If I publish it your copy is FREE.

Don't let disruptive behaviour derail your students' education. Our workbooks offer a proven structured approach to address the challenging behaviours and promote positive change. Order your copy today and start making a difference.

Workbook 1. School Core Values KS4

The Key Stage 4 Workbook on School Core Values is an invaluable resource for learners aged 14-16 to explore and internalize the essential values that shape their character and contribute to a positive school environment. Through engaging articles, thought-provoking questions, and reflective activities, this workbook guides students on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

The workbook is divided into six comprehensive lessons, each focusing on a core value:

Compassion: Students learn to understand and empathize with others, fostering kindness and support within the school community.

Hard Work: The importance of dedication, perseverance, and goal-setting is emphasized, empowering students to strive for their best and overcome challenges.

Respect: Students explore the significance of valuing others, appreciating differences, and creating a harmonious learning environment.

Integrity: The value of honesty, truthfulness, and making responsible choices is highlighted, encouraging students to develop a strong moral compass.

Fairness: Students learn to recognize and promote equality, justice, and inclusivity, fostering a sense of responsibility towards themselves and others.

Considering Core Values: Students reflect on the values that matter most to them and how they contribute to a positive school environment.

Designed to be used in either a classroom environment, your Internal Exclusion room or as homework for a student subject to suspension from school.

This workbook is available in several options:

Individually for £3.00 TES link to KS4 workbook

Part of a 3-pack bundle including Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, and SEND adapted workbook for £6.50 (saving 28%) TES link to 3 pack bundle

Part of a 20-pack bundle for £34.99 (saving 42%) including the following titles:

TES link to 20 pack KS4 bundle

Titles Available

School Core Values
Attendance & Truancy
Drug Education
Understanding Racism
Violent Behaviour & Fighting
Disrespectful Behaviour Towards Staff
Homophobic Discrimination
Bullying & Cyber Bullying
Smoking & Vaping
The Importance of School Uniform
Attending School Detentions
Bringing the School into Disrepute
Inappropriate Use of Social Media (FREE Download for KS3, KS4 & SEND students)
Vandalism in School
Theft in school
Inappropriate Language in School
Prohibited Items
Refusal to Follow Instructions
Fundamental British Values
Community Time Behaviour
Unkind Behaviour Towards Others

* Please note workbook 13 Inappropriate use of Social Media is a FREE download for KS3, KS4 & SEND students. Download it today.

Once purchased, you are free to adapt the workbook to suit your own school, including adding your school logo.

Also included for FREE are all future updates to this and all workbooks purchased.

If you have an idea for a workbook that would work for your school that you would like me to create, please email me on malcolmdent69@icloud.com. If I publish it, your copy is FREE.

Don't let disruptive behaviour derail your students' education. Our workbooks offer a proven, structured approach to address challenging behaviours and promote positive change. Order your copy today and start making a difference.

Workbook 1. Core Values SEND

Welcome to our latest educational resource, Workbook 1: School Core Values for SEND Pupils. This workbook is designed to help students understand and embody the core values that create a positive and supportive school environment. Tailored specifically for SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) pupils, it offers engaging activities and lessons that promote personal growth and community spirit.

Presented in a clear and concise format with easy-to-follow instructions.
Utilises visuals, illustrations, and graphic organizers to enhance understanding.
Offers differentiated activities and tasks catering to a range of learning styles and abilities.
Provides opportunities for repetition and reinforcement of key concepts.

Lesson Summaries:

What are School Values?
- This lesson introduces the concept of school values, explaining their importance in creating a respectful and supportive learning environment. Students learn about the values of compassion, hard work, respect, integrity, and fairness.
The Power of Hard Work
- Students explore the significance of hard work, learning how dedication and perseverance can help them achieve their goals. The lesson emphasizes the importance of effort and resilience.
Respect: Making Friends on the Playground
- This lesson teaches students about respect through relatable playground scenarios. It highlights the importance of kindness, listening, and following rules to create a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
Be Your Own Integrity Hero!
- Integrity is presented as a personal superpower. Students learn about honesty and making the right choices, even when it’s difficult, fostering trust and self-respect.
Fairness: Making Sure Everyone Gets a Turn
- The final lesson focuses on fairness, illustrating how treating everyone equally and following rules ensures a happy and balanced school environment.

This workbook is a fantastic tool for helping SEND pupils understand and practice the core values that make our school a great place to learn and grow.

Designed to be used in either a classroom environment, your Internal Exclusion room or as home work for a student subject to suspension from school.

This workbook is available as several options:

Individually for £3.00 TES link for SEND workbook

Part of 3 pack bundle including Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 and SEND adapted workbook for £6.50 (saving 28%) TES link for 3 pack bundle

Part of a 20 pack bundle for £34.99 (saving 42%) including the titles TES link to 20 pack bundle

Titles available

1. School Core Values

2. Attendance & Truancy

3. Drug Education

4. Understanding Racism

5. Violent Behaviour & Fighting

6. Disrespectful Behaviour Towards Staff

7. Homophobic Discrimination

8. Bullying & Cyber Bullying

9. Smoking & Vaping

10. The Importance of School Uniform

11. Attending School Detentions

12. Bringing the School into Disrepute

14. Vandalism in School

15. Theft in school

16. Inappropriate Language in School

17. Prohibited Items

18. Refusal to Follow Instructions

19. Fundamental British Values

20. Community Time Behaviour

21. Unkind Behaviour Towards Others

* Please note workbook 13 Inappropriate use of Social Media is a FREE download for KS3, KS4 & SEND students. Download it today.

Once purchased you are free to adapt the workbook to suit your own school including your school logo.

Also included for FREE are all future updates to this and all workbooks purchased.

If you have an idea for a workbook that would work for your school that you would like me to create please email me on malcolmdent69@icloud.com. If I publish it your copy is FREE.

Workbook 2. Attendance & Truancy KS3

Workbook 2: Attendance & Truancy for KS3 Pupils is an essential resource designed to help students understand the importance of regular school attendance and the consequences of truancy. This workbook provides engaging activities and practical strategies to encourage consistent attendance and address the challenges that may lead to truancy.

Lesson Summaries:

The Importance of Attending School and Lessons

This lesson highlights how regular attendance contributes to academic success, social interaction, personal growth, and respect for oneself and others. It uses relatable examples to show the benefits of being present in school.

Why Do Pupils Skip Lessons?

Students explore the common reasons behind truancy, such as academic pressures, social issues, lack of motivation, and personal challenges. The lesson emphasizes understanding these reasons to address and overcome them.

Developing Good Habits for Regular Attendance

Practical advice is provided to help students establish routines, stay organized, and take responsibility for their attendance. The lesson focuses on long-term benefits and strategies for maintaining consistent attendance.

The Impact of Poor Attendance on Your Future

This lesson discusses the short-term and long-term consequences of poor attendance, including its effects on academic performance, future opportunities, and personal reputation. It encourages students to make positive changes to improve their attendance.

Creating a Personal Plan for Improvement

Students are guided to create a customized plan to improve their attendance. This includes setting specific goals, identifying challenges, and developing strategies to overcome obstacles.

This workbook is a valuable tool for KS3 pupils, helping them understand the importance of attendance and providing them with the skills and strategies to succeed in school and beyond.

Designed to be used in either a classroom environment, your Internal Exclusion room or as home work for a student subject to suspension from school.

This workbook is available as several options:

Individually for £3.00 TES Link to KS3 workbook

Part of 3 pack bundle including Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 and SEND adapted workbook for £6.50 (saving 28%) TES Link to 3 pack bundle

Part of a 20 pack bundle for £34.99 (saving 42%) Tes link to 20 pack bundle including the titles

Titles available

1. School Core Values

2. Attendance & Truancy

3. Drug Education

4. Understanding Racism

5. Violent Behaviour & Fighting

6. Disrespectful Behaviour Towards Staff

7. Homophobic Discrimination

8. Bullying & Cyber Bullying

9. Smoking & Vaping

10. The Importance of School Uniform

11. Attending School Detentions

12. Bringing the School into Disrepute

14. Vandalism in School

15. Theft in school

16. Inappropriate Language in School

17. Prohibited Items

18. Refusal to Follow Instructions

19. Fundamental British Values

20. Community Time Behaviour

21. Unkind Behaviour Towards Others

* Please note workbook 13 Inappropriate use of Social Media is a FREE download for KS3, KS4 & SEND students. Download it today.

Once purchased you are free to adapt the workbook to suit your own school including your school logo.

Also included for FREE are all future updates to this and all workbooks purchased.

If you have an idea for a workbook that would work for your school that you would like me to create please email me on malcolmdent69@icloud.com. If I publish it your copy is FREE.

Workbook 2. Attendance & Truancy KS4

Workbook 2: Attendance & Truancy for KS4 Pupils is a comprehensive resource designed to address the importance of regular school attendance and the consequences of truancy. This workbook provides engaging activities and practical strategies to help students understand the value of attending school consistently and overcoming barriers to attendance.

Lesson Summaries:

The Importance of Attending School and Lessons
- This lesson explores the benefits of regular attendance, including academic success, social interaction, personal growth, and respect for oneself and others. It emphasizes how consistent attendance contributes to a positive learning environment and personal development.
Why Do Pupils Skip Lessons?
- Students examine common reasons behind truancy, such as academic pressures, social and emotional issues, lack of motivation, and personal challenges. The lesson highlights the importance of understanding these reasons to address and overcome them effectively.
The Impact of Truancy
- This lesson discusses the academic, social, and emotional consequences of truancy. It explains how missing classes can lead to knowledge gaps, lower grades, and limited future opportunities, as well as feelings of isolation and anxiety.
Strategies for Success
- Practical strategies are provided to help students improve focus and motivation in class. The lesson emphasizes the importance of seeking help from teachers and counsellors, staying organized, and developing a personal plan to maintain regular attendance.
Embracing Change for Personal Growth
- Students learn about the significance of embracing change and its impact on personal growth. The lesson encourages students to take ownership of their actions, demonstrate respect and compassion, and build positive relationships within the school community.
Cultivating Accountability and Responsibility
- This lesson focuses on the importance of accountability and responsibility in education. Students explore strategies for setting clear goals, reflecting on actions, seeking feedback, and owning mistakes to foster personal and academic success.
Strategies for Sustaining Positive Habits and Growth
- The final lesson provides strategies for sustaining positive habits and continuous growth. It integrates the core values of compassion, hard work, respect, integrity, and fairness to create a comprehensive approach to personal development.

This workbook is an invaluable tool for KS4 pupils, helping them understand the importance of attendance and providing them with the skills and strategies to succeed in school and beyond.

Designed to be used in either a classroom environment, your Internal Exclusion room or as home work for a student subject to suspension from school.

This workbook is available as several options:

Individually for £3.00 TES link to KS4 workbook

Part of 3 pack bundle including Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 and SEND adapted workbook for £6.50 (saving 28%) TES link to 3 pack bundle

Part of a 20 pack bundle for £34.99 (saving 42%) including the titles TES link to 20 pack bundle

Titles available

1. School Core Values

2. Attendance & Truancy

3. Drug Education

4. Understanding Racism

5. Violent Behaviour & Fighting

6. Disrespectful Behaviour Towards Staff

7. Homophobic Discrimination

8. Bullying & Cyber Bullying

9. Smoking & Vaping

10. The Importance of School Uniform

11. Attending School Detentions

12. Bringing the School into Disrepute

14. Vandalism in School

15. Theft in school

16. Inappropriate Language in School

17. Prohibited Items

18. Refusal to Follow Instructions

19. Fundamental British Values

20. Community Time Behaviour

21. Unkind Behaviour Towards Others

* Please note workbook 13 Inappropriate use of Social Media is a FREE download for KS3, KS4 & SEND students. Download it today.

Once purchased you are free to adapt the workbook to suit your own school including your school logo.

Also included for FREE are all future updates to this and all workbooks purchased.

If you have an idea for a workbook that would work for your school that you would like me to create please email me on malcolmdent69@icloud.com. If I publish it your copy is FREE.