William Hartley Books

KS1 Mental Maths Workout - Book 1, Levels 1-2

KS2 Maths Mental Workout - Book 5, Levels 3-4

Containing Numeracy practice for Year 3 of Primary School, this book offers quick-fire questions to test children's knowledge. Part of a set of quick-practice books for the whole of Primary School, from Reception to Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, it comes with answers. It is useful for working through at home to supplement school Numeracy lessons.

This CGP Workout Book is packed with enjoyable practice exercises for Reception Year Maths (ages 4-5). Presented in a fun and friendly style, it's a great way to help make sure children have really got to grips with all the important skills. Answers are included in a removable section, so it's simple to find out how well they're progressing.

KS2 Maths Mental Workout - Book 3, Levels 2-3

Taking the vocabulary required for ages 8-11 directly from UK's National Numeracy Project, these blackline masters offer a fun way of recognising, spelling and writing out appropriate words. Copy them and use them in class or for homework assignments. They encourage accurate spelling and the recognition of mathematical words in different contexts. Make use of the word list provided, the record sheet and also the sixteen spelling tests of ten words each divided into two appropriate Attainment Targets.

Exploring the distinction between borders and frontiers, this book delves into their unique roles in shaping societies and cultures. It examines how borders serve as political and legal demarcations, while frontiers symbolize exploration and the unknown. Through historical examples and theoretical frameworks, the author highlights the implications of these concepts on identity, governance, and conflict. This insightful analysis encourages readers to reconsider their understanding of geographical and political boundaries.

Set in a mill town in Northern England, the narrative unfolds across two timelines: the 1890s, where Detective Sergeant Rino Rossi investigates a series of attacks on young women, and the 1970s, featuring a university lecturer navigating the town's decline. The story reveals a connection between past and present, exploring themes of hereditary evil and the dark undercurrents of late Victorian society. As the characters confront the town's sordid history, the impact of these events continues to resonate through generations.