A lesson for Year 7 on the advantages and disadvantages of the Motte and Bailey Castles in the Middle Ages.

A variety of source and own knowledge questions for use with Year 7 as a Black Death assessment.

A GCSE lesson looking at the different groups who opposed the Nazi Party between 1933-45.

This is a KS3 based lesson that teaches students about why Henry VIII dissolved the monasteries.

An A-Level information gathering lesson combined with chart completion and annotation activity. Suitable for OCR USA Movement West and US Civil War.

A source and own knowledge based essay assessment on the significance of Wat Tyler to the Peasants’ Revolt.

A KS3 lesson examining portraits of Elizabeth I to glean information about her personality.

A Year 7 assessment that uses Sources on the Domesday Book to test own knowledge and analysis skills.

A useful and creative way to assess Oliver Cromwell in Year 8. Quite a good assessment to push Gifted and Talented students.

A source based assessment on the evacuation of Dunkirk suitable for Year 9 students in KS3.

A peer presentation feedback and assessment sheet that can be used with any Key Stage group.

An end of Year 8 Assessment on being British

An interesting take on the ‘Miracle of Dunkirk’ tapping into the dystopian craze and concept of fake news that is all around today. It’s a lesson for KS3 on how significant Dunkirk and Churchill were to the whole war effort and a look at what might have happened if we had failed to bring most of the soldiers home! Worksheet to accompany the PPT.

An assessment on the role of the SA - suitable for GCSE or Year 9 students.

A lesson for Year 9 on the failures of the Schlieffen Plan.

A year 9 lesson that examines the causes of WWI with a focus on the Black Hand Gang. The aim of the lesson is to deliver PEE paragraph skills.

A KS3 assessment on the Gunpowder Plot.