Integrating the presentation of the nature, scope, philosophy, and history of physical education and sport with the growing career opportunities available within this...

'I did everything my sisters did, that's how my dancing days started - they went dancing, I went dancing and I just kept on dancing.' Still Got It, Never Lost It is the much-anticipated autobiography from Louie Spence, star of Pineapple Dance Studios and Louie Spence's Showbusiness. From a very early age Louie was a little boy who loved to dance and had high ambitions. He attended every disco dance class he could and excelled each time, with the constant support of his Mum and Dad. Before long Louie's blue leotard had become a mainstay in the family home, and soon enough he was accepted into the Italia Conti School of Theatre Arts. And he never looked back. From dancing on the Spice Girls World Tour to performing in London's West End in Cats, Louie Spence lived out his dreams. Now a TV personality in his own right, the star of Pineapple Dance Studios and his own series Showbusiness, Louie has become a much-loved household name. This hilarious, warm and compellingly-written autobiography takes us back to Louie's early days in Essex, with a cast of characters that includes Nanny Lock (who lived down the Enfield lock), Nanny Twinkle and Nanny Downer (with whom Louie, as a kid, would go on trips to the local Londis for cans of Special Brew). Still Got It, Never Lost It is the story of the real-life Billy Elliot - a tale that proves nothing can stop you when you think big and hold on to your dreams.

A practical workbook with guidance, ideas, practice tasks and photocopiable resources to help trainee history teachers develop imaginative approaches to presenting their subject in a classroom and promote pupils learning.

This is a world encyclopedia of amphibians, reptiles and mammals with over 500 detailed illustrations. This is a fully illustrated encyclopedia of over 350 amphibians, reptiles and mammals from the world. It includes the venomous western diamondback rattlesnake of the southern United States; the tree-dwelling flying lizard of South-east Asia, the extraordinary egg-laying platypus of Australia. This is a natural history guide that focuses on how animals have adapted in terms of anatomy, senses and survival skills, and describes the varied habitats in which animals live. This is a fabulous, accessible natural history reference for both families and schools. The first section of this incredible illustrated reference book focuses on the diversity of life in the animal kingdom, looking at the habitats in which animals live and how they survive. It also includes a guide to a mphibian, reptilian and mammalian anatomy and senses. The rest of the book is divided into three chapters, each focusing on a different area of the world: the Americas; Europe and Africa; and Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Each animal is accompanied by a colour illustration and a specification panel giving information about distribution, habitat, food, size, maturity, breeding, life span and more. With over 900 magnificent colour illustrations and photographs, and packed with fascinating facts, this book is a must-have family reference for anyone interested in wild animals, where they live and how they survive.

Developed to complement the 2009 specification, this Edexcel GCSE Schools History Project Student Book features an ongoing, continuous focus on assessment.

Designed for Key Stage Level 2, this book features structured exercises designed to give children extra practice in English, Maths and Science.

The Really Useful Art Book offers busy training and practising teachers lively, stimulating and highly practical guidance to support teaching art in the primary classroom. Fully illustrated with samples of real children's work and packed with ideas, activities and ready-to-use templates, it helps you develop your own subject knowledge and confidence in order to improve teaching and learning. It covers all aspects of the art and design curriculum and provides a succinct, accessible introduction to why art is an important part of the school curriculum, how children's skills develop and how art can be used in cross-curricular topic work. The straightforward, approach covers: A" Drawing A" Painting A" Printing A" 3-D Work A" Progression in art A" Supporting SEN and G&T pupils A" Using artists' work and ICT A" Health and safety and organising the classroom A" Designing beautiful classroom displays A" Useful resources and ideas for planning The Really Useful Art Book is a colourful compendium of advice and ideas, perfect for non-specialists who wish to ensure all their learners enjoy successful art lessons.

Oxford School Shakespeare is an acclaimed edition especially designed for students, with accessible on-page notes and explanatory illustrations, clear background information, and rigorous but accessible scholarly credentials. This edition of Romeo and Juliet includes illustrations, preliminary notes, reading lists (including websites) and classroom notes. Romeo and Juliet is a set text for KS3 in England, and remains one of the most popular texts for study by secondary students the world over.

In our scientific age an understanding of physics is part of a liberal education. For lasting benefits the intelligent non-scientist needs a course of study that enables him to learn genuine science carefully and then encourages him to think about...

A fresh and student friendly approach to studying the Wars of the Roses - part of the Schools History Project's new generation of books that promote historical enquiry in A Level History. Enquiring History: It makes you think! The OFSTED report on...