This presentation coincides with the Hodder textbook that was published for the new GCSE 9-1 History Ed-Excel Warfare Through Time. The presentation consists of 100 slides which covers content that pupils need to know and at the end of each chapter there is a mini quiz / chapter review to ensure pupils are learning before moving on to the next chapter. This could be a valuable revision presentation for pupils and for those that are struggling to read and access the content. This can also help teachers in terms of planning and delivering these lessons at a quicker pace to ensure more time at the end of the course to review their learning for all 3 papers. Presentation slides cover: Medieval Chapter 1200-1500 Middle Ages 1500-1700 Warfare and British Society 1700-1900 Modern Warfare 1914-2003 Enjoy

This is a fun idea I designed for the school open evening for Year 6 students to attend for History. It is a simple exercise of de-coding who the murderer is by answering comprehension questions regarding Historic events, Roman Numerals and Morse Code.

This is a lesson I designed for KS3 Year 9 students in 2016. This was observed by a joint panel of my SLT and Ofsted inspectors. The lesson was graded by my SLT to be outstanding. Enjoy

This is a collection of powerpoints and projects that I have put together based on the new textbook that was issued for the new Business IGCSE Business course for Ed-Excel / Pearson - Course code 4BS1 The powerpoints are designed for 14-16 year old students that are preparing to learn the IGCSE Business Course. The presentations cover all of the 5 chapters - Types of Buinesses, Communication and Organisation Structures, Marketing, Production and Finance I have also included 3 projects that students undertake after learning all the theory for chapters on Marketing, Production and Finance.

This was a lesson I designed for KS3 Year 9 students in 2012 for an upcoming observation. The lesson was graded outstanding for providing different tasks and differentiation methods. Enjoy

This is a learning log that students can complete as a mid plenary task and at the end of the lesson where progress can be examined and questioned

This is for Teachers / Students that are studying GCSE History Cold War 1945-48. I have done 7 podcasts that are formatted to play on PC and Mobile Phones. I put these files on memory sticks and tell my students to revise from these and exercise. Rather than sitting at a desk reading and writing, they can listen to the short presentations I have done by going for walks / sitting on the bus commuting to school and home / listening before going to sleep etc. Podcasts include reviewing: Background to the Cold War 1920s-40s relations between UK / USA / Soviet Union Communism and Democracy Ideologies Yalta Conference Potsdam and Iron Curtain Soviet Expansion of Communism in Eastern Europe Reaction of USA to Communist Expansion 1947-48 Berlin Blockade and Outcomes 1948-49 Enjoy

This is a booklet I designed for KS3 students learning the Tudors. The focus is to understand the Reformation - causes / key events / consequences

This presentation covers the specification content required to complete the teaching for the Russian History Module for Unit 2. The presentation is based on 2 textbooks that have both been published by Pearson AND IS 110 slides in total to cover the breadth of knowledge required for the Unit Enjoy

This relates to Ed-Excel History GCSE 9-1. This was designed due to no grade boundaries being yet established as to what calculates to being a certain grade. After consultation with the History representative at Pearson, this matrix resembles a method of calculating and grading students work to some accuracy over 5 years if KS3 assessments are also designed to incorporate skills and types of questions associated with the GCSE course.

I designed this for my last school when I was acting as Head of History.

This presentation is designed for the Pearson / Ed-Excel module for the History IGCSE of the Role of the League and the United Nations from 1919-2011. 82 Slides covering the topics and content needed to learn the module for the IGCSE Paper 2 Exam. Enjoy.

This presentation is an in-depth overview of the GCSE module Superpower Relations 1945-1991. The presentation consists of 35 A4 pages which covers content that pupils need to know regarding the Cold War. This could be a valuable revision presentation for pupils and for those that are struggling to read and access the content. This can also help teachers in terms of planning and delivering these lessons at a quicker pace to ensure more time at the end of the course to review their learning for all 3 papers. This booklet also includes timelines and glossaries for pupils that are struggling to understand key terms. Words are also colour co-ordinated to symbolise USA and Soviet actions during the Cold War. Enjoy

This is a game I designed for students learning the GCSE Germany 1918-45 module. This can be used to help students prepare for their GCSE Exams. The instructions on how to play are printed on the board game. This can be used in class, dinner times or as Revision sessions after school as a method for intervention and to make students become more enthusiastic to learn and revise for their GCSE. Even parents have found this game to be highly enjoyable to check their own child’s level of knowledge on the topic. The quiz cards are also available with the downloads. Enjoy playing the game

This is for Teachers / Students that are studying GCSE History Cold War Cuba Missile Crisis. I have done 5 podcasts that are formatted to play on PC and Mobile Phones. I put these files on memory sticks and tell my students to revise from these and exercise. Rather than sitting at a desk reading and writing, they can listen to the short presentations I have done by going for walks / sitting on the bus commuting to school and home / listening before going to sleep etc. The podcasts cover: Background to Cuba pre Castro revolution Castro takes power and relations with USA Cuba Missile Crisis Key events Outcomes from the Cuba Missile Crisis - positive and negative for USA / Soviet Union / Cuba Extra Outcomes from the Cuba Missile Crisis - Thawing Relations Enjoy

This is for Teachers / Students that are studying GCSE History Cold War - Vietnam. I have done 12 podcasts that are formatted to play on PC and Mobile Phones. I put these files on memory sticks and tell my students to revise from these and exercise. Rather than sitting at a desk reading and writing, they can listen to the short presentations I have done by going for walks / sitting on the bus commuting to school and home / listening before going to sleep etc. Podcasts cover: Vietnam Origins Why USA got involved in Vietnam Was USA ready for the Vietnam war? The problems USA faced in Vietnam Vietcong Tactics USA Tactics My Lai Massacre The Medias role in the war Protests to the war Tet Offensive How the Vietnam war ends The fall of Saigon Enjoy

This unit of work helps teachers and students with the new Ed-Excel GCSE 9-1 History Paper 3 Germany 1918-45. This presentation coincides with the Hodder Education textbook. This can be useful for teachers that are new to teaching this unit or aiming to add pace to complete the course and to assess pupils abilities at completing the necessary questions that are tested for this course. This presentation can also be useful as intervention for pupils that are struggling with the course / working from home etc Enjoy

This is a lesson that I was observed with in 2017 and was graded Outstanding by my SLT observers. This presentation coincides with GCSE 9-1 History Germany module. Enjoy

This is a revision package for the GCSE History module Interwar Years with a particular focus on the League of Nations and the causes of WW2.

This is a broad review of the Treaty of Versailles This can be used with the GCSE study of the Interwar Years module and Germany module.

This is a scheme of work for the English Literature Textbook Holt 2nd Course. This can be useful for teachers that are new to teaching English - particularly in International schools and to EAL students or students that are learning English as their second language. This can be useful to give to students that need to catch up with work.