KS3 Knowledge Organiser on the Holocaust

Guidence from PSHE association and bold voices used to create this lesson. To define the term toxic masculinity and understand why it is dangerous. What makes a man masculine? How does toxic masculinity link to gender stereotypes? Is all masculinity bad?

Why is India considered a jewel in the crown? Koh I Noor Diamond study Who has the rightful claim to the diamond?

What mattered most to British rulers? British colonial rule in India from 1757s onwards Conquests of East India Company Includes information on Robert Clive

Key Stage 3 PSHE Lesson Link to British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain. How is Britain considered multicultural? Immigration and multiculturalism in modern day Britain

PSHE KS3 Lesson on spotting fake news Signs and ways social media present fake news

PSHE Online Safety and Changes in technology Internet Safety Awareness To explore the positive and negative impacts of technology on society

Mental Health Wellbeing journal and activities, booklet with a journal page for a weekly reflection. Suitable for both key stage 3 and key stage 4 Activities to complete during form time

Edexcel History AS Level Route F: Searching for rights and freedoms in the twentieth century Work Booklet focusing on Unit 4 Standard of Living, Theme 3 Leisure and Travel All activities match the Searching Rights for Freedom Edexcel A Level Brown Book. 3 lessons on - Spectator Sports Car Ownership Air Travel Powerpoints and work booklet included

Edexcel History Paper 2 The American West c.1835-1895 Revision booklet Includes summary of content as well as tasks for pupils to complete

Title: Why do we need feminism? Learning Challenge: Describe what feminism is and explain why feminism exists. Gender equality and gender stereotypes still exist. Why do we need feminism today?

Revision Post it note activity, editable to cover your own recap questions Suitable for lower ability pupils. Colour and black and white version available to amend and print for your classes. History. Paper 3: Modern depth study. Option 31: Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918–39.

PSHE What are gender stereotypes? To explain why gender stereotypes are harmful Suitable for Key Stage 3 pupils

Topic Looking After Myself, Title: Personal Hygiene PSHE curriculum for Key Stage 3 Suitable for Year 6, 7 or Year 8 SMSC/British Values: Individual liberty - making informed decisions Learning Challenge: To describe good practices of hygiene and explain why it is important to be clean.

Early Elizabethan England Student Work booklet 1558—1588 Paper 2 Edexcel GCSE Includes summary of information, suitable for homework or retrieval practice Mix of activities to support student learning this course including answering exam questions

GCSE History Lesson - Henry VIII and his Ministers Edexcel History Who was Thomas Wolsey? His roles in government and rise to power

Henry VIII and his ministers, 1509–40 Edexcel GCSE Paper 2 History Knowledge Organisers - 3 pages in total, one page on each topic Summary on each topic provided with key individuals, timeline of key events, and key words Topic 1: Henry VIII and Wolsey (1509-1529) Topic 2: Henry VIII and Cromwell (1529-1540) Topic 3: The Reformation and its Impact

Edexcel History Paper 2 American West 1836-1895 SEND friendly Knowledge organisers and topic summary sheets. Excellent for pupils who may struggle with the chronology of the course and require an overview. Information covers - Indian way of life and early migration, Settlement on the Great Plains and Destruction and Indian way of life

British Medicine Through Time, 1200 to 2000 Revision Guide Suitable for GCSE study The workbooklet contains - Knowledge organisers for Medieval, Renaissance, Industrial and Modern time periods Context, timelines and key words for all time periods Knowledge quizzes with a range of question and answer activity, useful for setting for homework Answers available for feedback and checking

PSHE Positive Relationships & Staying Safe Learning Objective: To gain an understanding of what love is and the importance of respecting others. SMSC/British Values: Mutual Respect and Spiritual: Foster emotional life and express their feelings, form, and maintain worthwhile and satisfying relationships.