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Make the most of your sports day and claim a FREE Sports Day on Mount Olympus book pack worth £35 when you subscribe this month!

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As well as getting access to all of our existing topics and access to all of our future books and topics over the next 12 months, you'll also get a Welcome pack containing...

• FREE Sports Day on Mount Olympus book pack containing 6 copies of Paul Mason's inspiring tale of Alexia, the only mortal in a school of gods.
• FREE topic pack with posters
• FREE sticker pack

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There’s such a lot to discover in our woodlands topic all starting with a story about hot weather and woodland fires. So, why not embrace the tiniest of minibeasts to the largest of trees – and learn to care for both in our science lessons. Teach children to enjoy a few minutes of calm and breath in the wonders of the outdoors and then capture their feelings on paper. We also take a look at measuring in our maths lessons and take a critical look at foxes in literature and beyond.

An evil black liquid is stopping the sun from shining on Aliikai's Kingdom of Pearls. This environmental tale of teamwork and friendship is an exciting start to a topic on The Sea.

With lots of lesson ideas and resources, you're going to love our topic on Australia. Starring four of your favourite antipodean animals, Anne Faundez's How the platypus got his shape is a great starting point.

Codes – in their various forms – really do rule our lives. From DNA, spies and coding – this is a great cross-curricular topic that everybody is going to enjoy.

Our Madagascan springboard story is perfect for looking at lice-cycles. We also learn about Edmond Albius, the slave boy who saved the Madagascan vanilla industry. Don't miss out on this fascinating topic.

We've so many tasty ideas for exploring a topic on Food. Our MFL lesson shows you how to set up your own French café and we've got some scrumptious poetry ideas on a foodie theme. There's also lots on healthy eating and heaps of wonder researching food from around the world.

We put the Lambton Worm on trial in our Myths and Legends topic and we also learn the truth about Boudicca and Robin Hood. We spread the love with book trailers and get into some scientific classification. There's something for everyone in this topic!

Snow can be a mysterious thing to children. But this fleeting weather event is packed with opportunities for learning, taking us from magical vocabulary to the science of snow.

We've got a galaxy of new ideas for exploring space, starting with Peter Dixon's comedy romp, Space Story: Miss Wacky's day out. We look at building your own telescopes and investigate what Isaac Newton has done for us.

Our Sports topic has everything you need to inspire a generation, with some brilliant ways to get sports fans writing. There's some great ideas for Sports Day and we look at healthy bodies. And our story leads us nicely into investigating some of our favourite Greek gods.

The topic of Traders opens up an exotic world, rich in stories, ideas and exploration and our story Ranjit’s Rainbow Tigers, leads the way.

Our Books topic will help you embrace the wonderfulness of books, in all their forms with the aim of making sure that everyone catches the reading bug. We look at taking the mystery out of those wordy maths problems and we take a long look at the fascinating life of Dr Johnson, famous for his love of books and for creating one of the greatest books of all time, Johnson's Dictionary.