Complete lesson including early challenge, starter/video clip, main task, source work and plenary. Students are to use sources to make inferences on Roman Chester. They then need to use the sources to create a leaflet for the local council to persuade people to visit Roman Chester.

This lesson allows students to explain why Thomas Sydenham was significant in the development of medicine and evaluate what his most significant achievement was in medicine. Powerpoint includes sources and a biography page on Thomas Sydenham- Linked to GCSE Edexcel specification.

This lesson focuses on modern treatment methods for lung cancer in the 20th/21st century- Linked to the Edexcel specification for medicine

This resource is a structure strip to help students with the 16 mark question linked to the Elizabethan England exam. Worksheet provides model paragraphs with suggested factors to consider.

This is a power point which explains foreign threats towards Elizabeth I’s religious settlement in 1559. Includes tasks on the power point for students to complete and a video. Good for revision task or lesson on Elizabethan England.

This assessment develops skills linked to the 9-1 Edexcel GCSE history exam paper. Students will answer a how useful question about the causes of WW1. Students can self- assess against assessment criteria.

This lesson goes through how the Reichstag fire in 1933 was a key factor for Hitler’s rise to power. The lesson also covers the treatment of the Communists and the Enabling Act. Linked to a GCSE style question at the end.

This resource allows students to assess their essays against the success criteria for OCR. It provides students with space to log their primary and secondary sources.

This is a complete revision guide from the middle ages to the modern era which gives a detailed overview of important developments in medicine linked to the Edexcel specification (thematic study and historic environment ) . It is student friendly and will allow them to revise key features of each period and will help them identify similarities and differences over broad periods of time. Includes: Ideas about the cause of disease Treatment/prevention Key individuals and additional factors such as government, war and the church

This lesson introduces the structure of Elizabethan government and it includes a feature question linked to the GCSE specification.

The lesson comes complete with resources and a variety of tasks including recall quiz, starter, video clip, main task and plenary to promote stretch and challenge. Tasks are differentiated including multiple choice and model answers to support LA with challenging extension task for MA. Source analysis is included for the plenary.

This activity is good for an end of unit test to go over key, subject specific spelling with self assessment at the end of spelling test.