A table worksheet where students are given a list of case studies to research, make notes on what happened and then try to link to any of the Biological theories covered in Unit 2 of Criminology.

This booklet should last 3-6 lessons. It features top tips for doing well in the exam, useful vocabulary, sample questions and answers for Writing Tasks 1 and 2. Contents: General tips for the writing exam parts 1 and 2 classifying ideas Process Diagrams - grammar, phrases and practices Exercises sentence structure Grammar and language for process diagrams Sample Essay questions Connectives Writing introductions Writing exercises for tasks 1 and 2 Problem /solution essays Forming the passive Model answers Grammar/prepositions Prepositions Peer assessment tasks Grammar for line graphs Task 1 and 2 Model answers Language for line graphs Checklist for IELTS writing Question types and structures Example structures Planning an answer

A ‘getting to know you’ activity as well as useful tips on settling into a new location and advice from previous students.

A reading article, vocabulary check and picture match activities with teacher’s answers included.

A fun quiz on power-point with accompanying worksheet for an induction activity to welcome international students or as part of covering a food topic.

This is a lesson’s worth of resources covering the topic of music and potential questions which could come up in the IELTS Speaking and Writing exams. It also has a listening practice using a BBC documentary with the YouTube link included and a worksheet of questions for the documentary. Vocabulary skills activity and sample answers to the practice IELTS essay question included.

A 45 minute-1 hour session to give a Taster of Criminology for Year 11 students.

A power-point with worksheets (differentiated materials) to deliver an introductory lesson to the IELTS Listening exam, looking at key skills, key terms and giving the students a practice (using one of the Cambridge sample papers).

AC 1.1 Judicial process reading task of infamous cases which set a precedent and activity sheet of questions with further cases to do an independent/group research task about cases which set a precedent.

Four IELTS Writing task 1 sample answers and three task 2 sample answers to complement Cambridge IELTS Book 9 Test 2. It is a good task for the students to work on their own self-assessment skills, looking for positive/negative points and helping them to compare to their own work. Could then lead the students to do a peer-assessment swap of their own work.

A power-point and worksheet for a team activity based on the Christmas topic for International students.

A list of the most common words heard in the IELTS listening exams categorised by common topics.

Sample questions with suggestions for planning an answer, tips on what to do/what not to do and short sample answers for the students think about preparing their own practice answers.

A complete lesson with differentiated tasks for lower/higher ability learners focusing on the topic of Fashion and Beauty. Resources include power-point, discussion questions, IELTS Speaking practice, IELTS Listening practice and IELTS reading practice with vocabulary focus and option to complete a writing task.

Some practice questions (with images) and sample answers for students to do some assessment work and encourage peer/self-assessment. Activities for preparing for the process diagram question in IELTS Writing task 1.

A whole lesson with activities, IELTS reading practice, IELTS Speaking practice and homework/extension activities as well as a power-point to get the students discussing the topic of money.

This assessment covers Learning Outcome 4 (ACs 4.1-4.3) with two scenarios for the students to work from, 8 questions and a total of 50 marks. It also includes a mark scheme.

A blank template and three exemplars covering the police, the CPS and the judiciary for students to put together a revision sheet of each agency covering the key points of aims, objectives, philosophy, funding and working practices.

Three quizzes covering LO1 (ACs 1.1-1.3) for Unit 4 of Criminology, answers are included at the end of each quiz and can be cut and pasted into a separate document before giving to students. Could use these questions in Forms format by copying them in too.