Ideal for revision or lesson use, this booklet covers all the content for Topic 5: Labour and the Conservatives in power, 1964-79.

Topic 7: Britain’s position in the world, 1951-97 Lesson: 7.5 Britain’s relationship with Europe

A revision workbook for Medicine Through Time. Summarises key content and includes: Recap questions at the end of each section Knowledge consolidation activities (missing words gap-fills etc.) Practice exam questions Timeline ‘Who’s who’ of key individuals Updated and improved version now available - see my shop

* Designed as a teaching tool for a lower-ability GCSE group, as an alternative to the content-heavy textbook, but equally could be used as a revision guide for all students. * Summarises key content in a visually appealing format * Includes revision activities (gap fills, match-ups, etc.) * Divided into 4 sections, each with recap quiz at end

Print these revision grids A3 and just add dice for a quick and simple revision game! Students roll a pair of dice to get a pair of coordinates. For one point, they must define or say some relevant knowledge about the thing in that grid square. For additional points, they can think of connections to other grid squares. The grid could also be played without dice as a Blockbuster-style game, where students must try and make their way across the grid by correctly defining the thing in each square.

Print these revision grids A3 and just add dice for a quick and simple revision game! Students roll a pair of dice to get a pair of coordinates. For one point, they must define or say some relevant knowledge about the thing in that grid square. For additional points, they can think of connections to other grid squares. The grid could also be played without dice as a Blockbuster-style game, where students must try and make their way across the grid by correctly defining the thing in each square.

Print these revision grids A3 and just add dice for a quick and simple revision game! Students roll a pair of dice to get a pair of coordinates. For one point, they must define or say some relevant knowledge about the thing in that grid square. For additional points, they can think of connections to other grid squares. The grid could also be played without dice as a Blockbuster-style game, where students must try and make their way across the grid by correctly defining the thing in each square.

12 A3 worksheets featuring mixed up quick revision activities for a range of topics. Ideal for revision and 10-min lesson starters, these sheets aid with knowledge recall by requiring students to think about a range of topics. These sheets feature the following 4 options, but could be adapted for schools teaching other combinations: Medicine Through Time; Anglo-Saxons and Normans; American West; USA 1954-75.

A worksheet for students to fill in summing up the Feminist view of the role of education.

A fun summer-themed quiz, perfect for lessons or form time in the last week of term! Rounds are: History Music Logos Geography Maths Anagrams Memory Answer sheet included.

A useful revision resource for students studying Henry VIII and his Ministers. This A3 sheet shows Wolsey’s domestic and foreign policies and asks students to summarise and evaluate each one.

Topic: 1. Churchill out of office, 1929-39 Lesson: 1.3 Churchill’s views on India

Topic: 3. Churchill and international diplomacy Lesson: 3.5 Churchill’s ‘Iron Curtain’ speech

Topic: 3. Churchill and international diplomacy Lesson: 3.2 Churchill’s relationship with Stalin and de Gaulle

Topic: 3. Churchill and international diplomacy Lesson: 3.4 Churchill’s plans for postwar Europe and Empire

Topic: 4. Conservative domination, 1951-64 Lesson: 4.4 Why did Labour lose the 1951 election?

Topic: 4. Conservative domination, 1951-64 Lesson: 4.9 Review - Why did the Conservatives dominate politics, 1951-64?

Ideal for revision or lesson use, this booklet covers all the content for Topic 6: Thatcher and the end of consensus, 1979-97.

Topic 5: Labour and the Conservatives in power, 1964-79 Lesson: 5.4 How successful was Heath’s government, 1970-74?