Free Resources

The computing leader's toolkit gives you all the basic tools you need to establish excellence in computing at your school, in one place. Inside you will find 7 practical documents that no school should be without. Whether you're a new computing lead, or more experienced and looking to take your computing program to the next level, you're sure to find what you need right here.

The full version of the toolkit is available to Purple Mash users.

This year, British Science Week is being held from 6th-15th March, and the theme is ‘Curiosity: What's your Question?’. To promote participation in British Science Week, enjoy free access to these activities and resources from Purple Mash which support the investigation of interesting science questions.

We are excited to offer a comprehensive resource pack designed to support teachers and students during Children’s Mental Health Week and beyond. This year's theme, This is My Place, aims to support the systems around children and young people to help them feel they belong.

This Year 6 resource provides guidance and confidence to support with teaching of Anne Frank. By piecing together quotes with historical information pupils will create a clearer picture of the girl behind the diary allowing them to develop empathy for the frightening and life altering situation Anne and her family went through.

Support Safer Internet Day on 10th February 2026 with Purple Mash and Childnet’s free Safer Internet Day resources, designed to help schools explore this year’s theme: “Exploring the safe and responsible use of AI. Making space for conversations about life online.”

Access free resources from Purple Mash to explore this year's theme.