A short scheme of work focusing on the RNLI and how to stay safe in the water. Presented as a word document booklet that can be fully edited.

A short three-lesson scheme of work on managing change and mindset. This lesson can be taught to a class or given as independent study work. It is fully editable.

A number of templates that can be handed out as knowledge checks/exit passes for a variety of topics. My favourite is explain to an alien. This pack also includes: Diamond 9 Draw & write Picture prompts Zones of relevance

Included in this bundle is a scheme of work on the U.S. political landscape, designed for Year 9 Citizenship students. This SOW is fully differentiated and resourced and includes 11 lessons. The lessons are as follows: Lesson 1 - Introduction to US Politics Lesson 2 - The Role of the President Lesson 3 - Political Parties Lesson 4 - “Third Parties” Lesson 5 - Primary Debates Lesson 6 - TV Debates Lesson 7 - The Electoral College Lesson 8 - U.S. Foreign Policy Lessons 9 + 10 - Alexandra Ocasio Cortez (Documentary) Lesson 11 - Assessment A Netflix account is required for Lessons 9 and 10, but they are not integral to the scheme. Lesson 11 is an assessment in the style of an AQA GCSE Citizenship exam, complete with mark scheme. Any questions please ask.

These four booklets form a scheme of work that can be used to inform the Active Citizenship element of the AQA GCSE Citizenship course. They can also be used as part of PSHE or to introduce the concept of Human Rights. The scheme covers: What are Human Rights? Human Rights case study: Period Poverty Human Rights case study: Camp Delta (Guantanamo Bay) Other Human Rights abuses (Blood Diamonds, Flint MI)

This PSHE scheme of work is fully editable and focuses on the topic of “bullying”. It contains three lessons, including a persuasive writing lesson.

A short introduction to dental health.

Included in this pack are three booklets, one focussing on Autism and communication challenges, the other on Asperger’s syndrome, and the third on ASD more broadly. These can also be used to evidence AQA unit awards.

This lesson focuses on use of sharps and safe disposal of sharps. It is presented as a booklet, is fully editable, and can be used to evidence an AQA unit award.

This is quite a long booklet focussing on the drugs education elements of PSHE. This booklet contains activities for pupils to complete and can be taught in a lesson or assigned as independent work. It is fully editable. It can also evidence an AQA unit award.

Here is a booklet focusing on how vaccines work, what microbes are, and what our body’s natural defences are to bacteria and viruses. This can be used to evidence an AQA unit award. It is fully editable.

Here are four art project booklets, that can be taught to groups, assigned as individual works, and - if you wish - used to evidence AQA unit awards. The four art projects included are: Illustrating in the style of Quentin Blake Producing Pop Art Pastel Drawing The Solar System Comic Books All include research tasks, and the Quentin Blake unit links to reading Roald Dahl books, so is very good for cross curricular links, DEAR and ERIC. These booklets are fully editable.

Included here are seven booklets focusing on animals, designed to be taught to a class or given as independent work. The projects included are: Building nests Prey and predators Reptiles Exotic animals Zoonosis (animal disease) Endangered species Animal mascots These can be used to evidence AQA unit awards, too, if you wish. They are fully editable.

Two project booklets are included here: improvisation and comedy writing.

Two project booklets on some theories of mechanics included here. Each links to an AQA unit award.

This bundle contains the following project booklets Cognitive Psychology Biopsychology Psychopathology These each link to an AQA unit award, but can also be used for GCSE/A Level revision, cover work, or homework.

This bundle contains project booklets focusing on: Dysregulation Memory Attachment Needs (Maslow) Personality Disorders

A 45-minute revision lesson on the Homestead Act. You needn’t use exercise books. This lesson recaps some outcomes of the Homestead Act and asks pupils to write an 8-mark exam answer. There is a partial model answer included to critique, mark, comment on, and provide an outline/structure. I designed this lesson for an interview. Feel free to adapt/edit/use in any way you like.

A series of A4 sheets containing some of the human rights that I felt were most applicable to young people.

Here are two schemes of work on LGBTQ+, resources adapted from various LGBTQ+ charities and educators. Offered here for free and set out in two booklets. When teaching the LGBTQ+ voices it is important to also stress the positive changes and the people who fought for those changes. It is always best not to teach about oppression in isolation.