An interesting lesson with varied tasks for mixed ability, can be used as an introduction to medieval life for KS3. This was produced for a year 7 class.

An inventive lesson to get pupils thinking about significance and change as a prelude to the IR. Told as trip through time this lesson includes movement around the class to show migration from country to town with a mindblow of a conclusion!

Can be used as a standalone or linked lesson. Looking at Stalin, the cult of personality , collectivisation, purges etc. Starter ,activities and plenary.

A whole lesson looking at the meaning and differences between the two ideologies. Complete with starter, tasks and plenary and a scaffolded sheet.

A whole lesson on the development of castles, to include Motte & Bailey, square keep and concentric. With tasks included.

A whole lesson in the Domesday book with starter, tasks and plenary.

This was graded a good/outstanding lesson linking the topic to the Edexcel syllabus dealing with concepts pupils can find difficult. Pupils are able to build up precise evidence,compare exam questions before then writing their own 12 mark question with a PEELd model answer.

A self contained lesson dealing with the immediate short term causes of the English civil war with HOMEWORK task included.

A lesson looking at King Charles compromise with Parliament. Can be used standalone or linked to wider issues of Civil War.

An interesting lesson with starter, tasks and plenary. Looking at the lives of medieval people

A lesson looking at women in the Middle Ages, poor, rich and religious women.

A lesson dealing with the rise of Stalin, looking at the dictator and battle with Trotsky, complete with starter, activities and plenary.

An interesting lesson on Communism, interesting starter, Marx, good and bad communist ideas and Lenin. Can be a stand alone or following from fall of Tsarism and pre Stalin.

Look at Nicholas II, the reasons for the fall of Tsarism. Interesting standalone or as part of a Russia/Stalin/Dictator lesson scheme. Starter, main activities and plenary.

A lesson concentrating on William’s immediate problems following Hastings. Complete with starter, tasks and plenary.

A lesson detailing the medium term events of the ECW.

A stand alone lesson or part of medicine through time looking at the discovery and significance of penicillin. Starter and varied tasks including worksheet on what was the main reason for the discovery and also an inference exercise on a source.

A lesson setting out the medium term causes of the ECW. Can be used as a treasure hunt exercise.

Part of a suffragette series, this standalone looks at Emily Davison - was she a hero? Did she mean to kill herself. Full set of starter, tasks and plenary.

A thorough lessons looking at what womens roles in WW1 did for the suffrage movement. Starter, tasks and plenary and resources for a treasure hunt.