Resource library
Five resources so far, all for sports day. School trips come next. Everything here is free and nothing needs a subscription.
Browsing and searching are not built yet. On the finished site you will be able to filter by phase, year group, subject, topic and term. With five resources on a test site there is nothing to filter, so this page simply lists them all.
Browse by who you teach
Each resource says which of these it suits, and where it needs adapting.
- Nursery and early years
- Primary
- Secondary
- College and university
Sports day
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Sports Day Planning Pack and Running Order
A six-week countdown, a jobs list by role, and a running order grid you can fill in and pin up.
- Nursery and early years
- Primary
- Secondary
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Heats and Lanes Sheets
Paste your class or year group list in, get heat sheets with lane numbers, a marshal’s master sheet and blank result slips out.
- Primary
- Secondary
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Scoring Sheets and House Points Tracker
Per-event scoring sheets, a house totals sheet, and a spreadsheet that adds it all up for you.
- Nursery and early years
- Primary
- Secondary
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Sports Day Certificates
Type or paste your names, pick a design, print a class set. Participation, first, second, third, personal best and team spirit.
- Nursery and early years
- Primary
- Secondary
- College and university
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Sports Day Parent Letter Template
An editable letter home: date, times, where to arrive, what to wear, sun cream, wet weather, photography wording and a reply slip.
- Nursery and early years
- Primary
- Secondary
Free tools
These run entirely in your browser. Nothing you type leaves your device.
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Heats and lanes generator
Heat sheets with lane numbers, a marshal’s master sheet and blank result slips, balanced across your houses.
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Certificate generator
A class set of certificates, one per A4 page, in six designs.
Coming next
The school trips set: risk assessment template, head-count and group register, an adult to child ratio calculator, a parent letter and consent template, and a what to wear sheet. None of these is written yet, and the ratio figures will not be published until a teacher with educational visits experience has confirmed every number and its source.